Web app development for your business process
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Webu builds web applications that simplify a specific business process: online booking systems, client portals and internal tools. First we understand what problem the app solves and what result you need, then we choose the technology. Price and timeline are set once the scope is agreed.
- Examples
- Booking system, portal, internal tool
- Approach
- Business first, then technology
- Price and timeline
- from 3,000 GEL · 250 GEL/month
When do you need a web app rather than a website?
A website informs and encourages visitors to get in touch. A web app does work: it takes bookings, calculates, stores data, tracks statuses and sends notifications automatically. If your team spends hours every day on manual work in spreadsheets and messengers, that is a sign you need a web app.
What kinds of web apps does Webu build?
- Online booking systems: calendar, available slots, confirmations and reminders
- Client portals: for viewing orders, documents and statuses
- Internal tools: admin panels, reports and process automation
- Multi-step forms and application systems
How does web app development work?
We do not sell technology to clients, we sell results. The logic is: business → problem → goal → solution → technology.
- Discovery: we study the current process and where time is lost
- Scope: we define features, user roles, integrations and what is not included
- Design and prototype: you approve the screens before any code is written
- Development and testing: you see working versions along the way
- Launch and Webu Care
How is a web app kept secure?
Security is a baseline requirement, not a premium add-on. Depending on the product we use secure authentication, access roles, input validation, protected storage of secret keys and backups.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a web app cost?
The price of a web app depends on its features, user roles, integrations and the amount of data. You get an exact price and timeline once the scope is agreed.
What is the difference between a website and a web app?
A website mainly provides information. A web app lets users get a specific job done: booking, managing orders, processing data. Often the two go together.
Who owns the app code and data?
The data is yours. Rights to the code and any third-party licenses are set out clearly in the contract, so you do not depend on a single provider.
Tell us about your process
First we understand your business, then we build the right solution for it. The first 30-minute consultation is free.