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Web applications that carry the business.

Marketplaces, booking platforms, dashboards, SaaS — designed, built and launched by one team, on a stack that survives its own growth.

Next.jsTypeScriptPostgresVercelStripe
At a glance
Investment
Scoped on the call
Typical timeline
2–6 weeks
Team
1 designer, 1–2 engineers
Best for
A product that needs to be live, not just demoed
Two build slots open for Q4 — scope back within 48 hours of the call.
Why now

You know you need this when…

The spreadsheet or WhatsApp thread running your business has outgrown itself.

You're turning down customers because there's no way to take payment or bookings online.

Every new hire needs a screen-share walkthrough before they can do their job.

A competitor shipped the product you've been describing in meetings for a year.

What’s included

Everything between the idea and the live URL.

Product design, in the browser
Every screen, clickable, before a line of app code exists.
A stack built to last
Next.js, TypeScript and Postgres — boring, fast, and easy to hire for.
Real-time where it matters
Live data, webhooks and integrations wired in from week one.
Payments, done properly
Stripe for one-off and recurring, deposits, and payouts where needed.
Launched and monitored
Deployed on Vercel with analytics, error tracking and alerts from day one.
BoatLocal booking flow on an iPhone — choosing a canal tour date and time

Real screens from BoatLocal, shipped and live in Amsterdam

How we work

From a first call to a live launch.

Four steps, each with a date, a deliverable and someone named on it. Nothing happens off-screen.

Step 01

Call & scoping

Thirty minutes to understand the product, then a week turning it into a plan you could hand to anyone.

Product, users and the one thing it must do
Build broken into weekly milestones
A fixed price and a launch date
Step 02

Development sprints

Design and engineering in one flow, shipped weekly. You watch it get built instead of waiting for a reveal.

A working build on a real URL every Friday
One board, one thread, no status meetings
Scope changes priced before they land
Step 03

Test & review

On real devices, in your hands, before anyone else sees it. Your notes go into the same sprint they arrive in.

TestFlight and staging previews from week two
Device, browser and slow-network passes
Every bug logged, triaged and closed in the open
Step 04

Launch & handover

We handle the stores, the monitoring and the paperwork — then hand you the keys to everything.

App Store and Play submission, review included
Analytics, error tracking and alerts wired up
Repo, docs and every credential transferred
Proof

We've shipped this exact thing.

BoatLocal.nl — Booking platform built by Nexus NC Studio

BoatLocal.nl

Booking platform

A curated marketplace for Amsterdam canal tours — live availability, instant confirmation, and operator tooling that replaced a booking flow run on WhatsApp and spreadsheets.

Read the case
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Tours booked on the platform
Built, launched and still running the business today.
Questions

What people ask about web builds.

Why Next.js instead of no-code?

No-code is right for a landing page. The moment you need real logic, custom data or something that scales past a demo, you need code you own — that's what Next.js gives you without locking you into a platform.

Can you work with our existing codebase?

Often, yes. We'll review it first and tell you honestly whether continuing or rebuilding is cheaper — sometimes the answer is the one we get paid less for.

Do you handle hosting and infrastructure?

Yes — Vercel by default, in your account, with monitoring and alerts wired up before launch. You keep the keys.

What if we need a mobile app later?

The API you get from a web build is the same one a React Native app would use — adding mobile later doesn't mean starting over.

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Two Q4 slots left

Thirty minutes on the call, a written plan with a price and a date within 48 hours. Yours to keep either way.