SaaS Platforms & MVP

Fromideatopaying users.

Multi-tenant products with the parts nobody enjoys rebuilding — tenancy, auth, billing hooks and an API — in scope from day one.

6-12 weeks6 capabilities6 core technologies

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01Use cases

Three situations this is built for.

If one of these sounds like your week, this is the practice to start with.

Sound like something else?
Describe it to an engineer

A founder with a validated idea

1The situationA waitlist, a clear problem and no product — and every week spent planning is a week not learning.
2What we buildAn MVP cut to the single loop that proves it: auth, the core workflow, billing hooks, shipped in two-week sprints.
What you walk away with
- Real users on production, not a prototype
- A scope naming what is deliberately excluded
- A working demo every two weeks

Multi-tenancy

One codebase. The question is where the wall goes.

move the line, see the cost

Isolation

Cost to run

Ops effort

Watch for — Every query must be scoped. One missing WHERE and a tenant sees another tenant.

03Under the hood

Built to add tenants, not rewrites

Multi-tenant, microservices-ready architecture built for infinite horizontal scaling.

Scroll to pull the layers apart

Application Client
01
Single Page Application (SPA) with robust state management and real-time updates via WebSockets.
ReactRedux ToolkitSocket.io
API Gateway
02
Centralized entry point managing authentication, rate limiting, and request routing to microservices.
Express.jsNginxKong
Data Persistence
03
Row-level security (RLS) enabled Multi-tenant PostgreSQL with read replicas for analytics.
Supabase/PostgreSQLRedis

02Capabilities

What ships with your platform

The parts every SaaS product needs and nobody enjoys rebuilding — tenancy, auth, billing hooks and an API. All six are in scope from day one.

6included

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Cloud Native Architecture

Stateless services behind a managed load balancer, so capacity follows demand instead of being provisioned for a peak that happens twice a year. Configuration lives in environment, not in code, and every environment is reproducible from the same definitions.

What lands in your repo

Containerised services with infrastructure as code
Separate development, staging and production environments
Horizontal autoscaling with health checks and graceful shutdown

Included as standard

04Engagement

From idea to paying users

We cut to the loop that proves the product, ship it, and iterate against real usage.

Step 1 of 5

Scope

scroll through the stages

01
Scope
Define MVP features and user stories.
02
Architect
Database schema and API contract design.
03
Build
Iterative sprints with bi-weekly demos.
04
Test
Automated E2E testing and security scans.
05
Deploy
CI/CD pipeline to staging and production.

05Related work

Built in the same neighbourhood.

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Proof

You don’t have to take our word for it.

Two of the things we ship are our own products, not client work. Same stack, same team, same standards — except we carry the cost of every decision ourselves.