MX Development

Service

Web apps with Next.js and React, built by one senior developer

Some problems don't fit in a spreadsheet, an off-the-shelf tool or a webshop theme: a customer portal, an internal dashboard, a product configurator, an MVP for that idea you keep coming back to. I design and build custom web applications with Next.js, React, TypeScript and Node.js — the same stack running my production configurators, a members-only platform and an AI-driven validation tool today. You talk directly to the developer who writes the code, and you get an application that's documented and yours.

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Sound familiar?

  • Your business runs on spreadsheets and manual work that should have been an app years ago
  • You have a validated idea, but no technical co-founder or team to build the MVP
  • Off-the-shelf SaaS tools each solve 80% of your problem — a different 80% every time
  • An earlier developer or agency left you with an app nobody dares to touch

What you get

  • A web application built with Next.js, React, TypeScript and Node.js — a modern, maintainable stack, not a legacy framework
  • Interfaces that work: fast, mobile-first and designed around how your users actually think
  • Integrations with the systems you already run: payment providers, ERP, e-commerce platforms, external APIs
  • Authentication, roles and admin panels so you manage users and content yourself
  • Hosting and deployment set up properly: staging, production and automatic deploys
  • Documentation and a codebase any developer can take over — no lock-in on me

Frequently asked questions

Why Next.js and React?+

Because it's the most widely used stack for modern web applications, which matters more than any technical argument: hosting is cheap and simple, the ecosystem is huge, and if you ever want another developer to take over, you'll find one tomorrow. On top of that it's genuinely good: fast pages, one language (TypeScript) across frontend and backend, and a component model that keeps large apps maintainable.

Do you also work on existing codebases, or only new builds?+

Both. New builds are the cleanest, but a lot of my work starts inside an existing React or Next.js codebase that lost its developer: I read myself in, stabilise what's fragile, and then extend. The one thing I don't take on is ongoing work in outdated legacy stacks — for those I'll help you plan a migration to a modern one instead.

What does a custom web app cost?+

It depends on scope, so I won't pretend there's one number — but I can give you a real one fast. After a first conversation you get a fixed-scope estimate broken into phases, so you can start with an MVP and decide per phase whether to continue. My estimates tend to hold; clients mention that more often than the code.

Let's scope it on a call.

30 minutes, free. Bring your requirements and you'll leave with an honest assessment of feasibility, approach and effort.