A defined first release
User journeys, screen requirements and acceptance checks for the agreed scope. We separate the first release from later ideas so the project has a clear delivery boundary.
CUSTOM WEB APPLICATIONS / GURUGRAM, INDIA
Custom web apps.Built in Gurugram.
When your team needs to manage records, serve signed-in users or connect a business process, a brochure website is not enough. SliceCode develops custom web applications and MVPs around a defined workflow, from the user interface to the database and integrations.
GURUGRAM, INDIA ↗ WORKING EVERYWHEREDESIGN · ENGINEERING · A LITTLE MAGIC
01 / FIND THE RIGHT FIT
Is this the right service for your project?
For founders testing a focused product, teams replacing repeated spreadsheet work, or businesses building a customer or internal portal. We define the people using the app, what each role can do and what a useful first release must accomplish.
What the project can include
The proposal confirms the deliverables for your brief. Here is how we approach the work.
Accounts and permissions
Sign-in and role-based access where required. Permissions are designed around your users and checked on the server, with appropriate validation and error handling.
Data, dashboards and APIs
Database models, forms, admin views and integrations matched to your workflow. Next.js, Node.js and PostgreSQL or Supabase are available options; the final stack follows the requirements.
Testing and deployment
Verification of agreed user journeys, deployment configuration and source handover. Hosting, backups, monitoring and ongoing maintenance responsibilities are defined before release.
03 / BUDGET & TIMELINE
Plan the investment.
₹60,000 – ₹90,000Planning timeline: 4–6 weeks
Get a scoped proposalWhat changes the scope?
The web application range is for a defined first release. Complex role structures, payment flows, historical data migration, native mobile apps and enterprise integrations may require a larger scope. Hosting, database and payment-provider charges are discussed separately; a fixed quote follows discovery.
We work from Gurugram with local and remote teams. Share your current setup, the result you need and any deadline so we can agree a realistic first step.
Two decisions worth making early
Custom build or existing software?
Start by checking whether an existing tool already fits the process. A custom app makes sense when your workflow, permissions or integrations need meaningful control beyond configuration.
MVP or a complete platform?
An MVP tests a specific product assumption with a limited set of users and features. Multi-tenant billing, complex migrations and large integration suites should be scoped separately rather than assumed inside an entry package.
How we deliver the work
Map users and records
Identify user roles, the data they create, the actions they take and the existing systems involved.
Agree the first release
Choose the essential screens and workflows, write acceptance checks and decide what belongs in a later phase.
Build in reviewable stages
Implement the interface, application logic and integrations with working demonstrations at agreed milestones.
Verify and release
Check permissions and key journeys, prepare the deployment and hand over the source and operational responsibilities.
Dayline and MoneyHabit
Our own product collection includes Dayline, a personal writing application, and MoneyHabit, a personal-finance workspace. Their public entry points and described features show the kinds of interfaces in our portfolio; private user data and internal architecture are not exposed.
Explore our web application projectsBefore we start
What is the cost of a custom web application?
SliceCode’s published web app / MVP planning range is ₹60,000–₹90,000 for an agreed first-release scope. User roles, business rules, integrations and data migration determine the final quote.
How long does it take to develop an MVP?
Our published planning timeline is 4–6 weeks for a defined scope. The schedule depends on access to required systems, review turnaround and integration complexity. We agree milestones before development starts.
Can the application connect to existing software?
Yes, where supported APIs or other suitable integration methods are available. We first review authentication, permissions, API limits, data formats and third-party charges before confirming the integration.
Who owns the source code?
Our published engagement terms provide source code ownership and repository handover after the final project milestone payment. Third-party libraries and services retain their own licenses and terms.
Can you maintain the app after launch?
Ongoing maintenance can be scoped separately. We agree support responsibilities, hosting access and the process for fixes or enhancements instead of leaving those decisions until a production issue occurs.
Make the next decision with confidence.
Planning · 3 MIN READ
Website vs web application: what does your business need?
Use customer journeys, stored data, permissions and integrations to decide between a business website, an existing tool and a custom web application.
Engineering · 3 MIN READ
An MVP development scope checklist for a useful first release
Define one product hypothesis, user roles, records, acceptance checks, integration failures and release responsibilities before building a custom MVP.
Tell us what needs to work.
We’ll help define the first step.