SaaS Products
Full-stack product builds, from spec to a live product with real users — the same process we use on our own software.
Built for PalateFlow, our own restaurant platform
PalateFlow is our own restaurant ordering and operations platform — we design, build, and run it ourselves. When we build a SaaS product for a client, it goes through the same process: real specs, a real staging environment, and infrastructure we monitor ourselves.
What'sincluded
Product discovery
Turning a rough idea into a spec worth building — including telling you what to cut from v1.
UX/UI design
Interface design done for the actual workflow, not a generic admin-panel template.
Full-stack build
Frontend, backend, and database — built as one coherent system, not three vendors' work stitched together.
Auth & multi-tenancy
Real access control from day one — role-based permissions, not a single shared admin login.
Billing & subscriptions
Payment and subscription logic wired in properly, including the edge cases — failed renewals, upgrades, refunds.
Admin & CMS tooling
The part users never see but you'll live in every day — built to be actually usable, not an afterthought.
API & integrations
Connecting to the tools your business already runs on, not forcing a rip-and-replace.
Infra & deployment
Hosted and deployed on infrastructure we monitor ourselves — see our Linux Server Administration service.
Commonquestions
How thisis different
| Recommended Wahenam | Typical dev shop | |
|---|---|---|
| Standard | Built to the same bar as our own live product | Built to a lower bar than they would ship themselves |
| Infrastructure | We run and monitor it | Handed off with zero ops support |
| Process | A real staging environment before production | Straight to production, specs invented after |
| Architecture | Built to extend | Rebuilt from scratch for every new feature |
How a productbuild usually starts
Not a rigid process - just the shape most engagements take.
Real specs before real code
What the product actually needs to do, written down and agreed.
A staging environment from day one
You see it running before it is live, not after.
Built in visible milestones
Regular working checkpoints, not a black box until launch.
We run it, or hand it off clean
Either we operate it with you, or you get infrastructure you can actually take over.
Have aproduct idea?
Tell us what it needs to do — we'll tell you what it takes to build it.