Internal applications
Give a team a tool built around its own operational tasks.
Custom software development
Software that fits
how you work.
Custom applications for the tasks, people and systems that make your business work. We connect UX design and development around requirements that an off-the-shelf tool cannot cover.
your workflow, made clearer.
At a glance
When the workflow
needs its own solution.
Start with where the work gets difficult: disconnected tools, a task that needs a better interface, or a service that needs its own platform. We turn that context into clear user journeys and application requirements.
Workflows before featuresDefine the tasks, roles and information the application must support.
Connected design and codeShape the interface and application together, around the same requirements.
A focused starting scopeSeparate the first useful release from improvements that can follow.
Where it helps
A practical place
to start.
Customer platforms
Connect people with information, services or transactions in one application.
Connected systems
Build around existing data and services where integrations are practical.
What we consider together
Get the details
right.
What it can include
User journeys and interface concepts
Custom application development
Agreed integrations and release scope
User roles & workflows
Identify who uses the application, what each person needs to do and what information they should access.
Data & integrations
Map the information and systems involved, including access, dependencies and documentation.
Design & implementation
Turn the agreed journeys into an interface and application, with release requirements defined before development.
A useful starting point
Share the workflow you want to improve, the people involved and any existing systems or documentation.
Our custom development foundation
Next.js
NestJS
PostgreSQL
Vercel / Azure
Our usual custom stack combines Next.js, NestJS and PostgreSQL, with Vercel or Azure for hosting and deployment. We also work with Laravel and MySQL when the project calls for them. Architecture is agreed around your requirements and existing systems.
Experience in practice
Built around the
details that matter.
01
Multilingual applications
Plan language-specific journeys, localised URLs and technical SEO together. For GutUp, we delivered English and French localisation with Branchlate.
02
Maps with a clear purpose
Google Maps API work includes route planning for Busit, location search and nearby results for GutUp, and location-based reporting for Estates.lk.
03
Connected services
Connect the product to the systems it needs. Our experience includes PayHere payments for Busit and Strapi fitness-content management for the NERVA health app.
Selected work
The work makes
it real.
Connected capabilities
The right skills
for the work.
Useful answers
A little clarity.
Who owns the work after handover?
Code is usually owned by the client and managed by NoLoopTech, subject to the project agreement. Source access, hosting accounts, documentation, editing guidance and third-party licences are clarified before development.
What testing is included?
Manual QA covers the devices and journeys agreed in scope. Automated unit testing can be included where the budget and timeline allow. Browser coverage and any performance, accessibility or security reviews are agreed explicitly.
Can you build around our existing systems?
We review the systems, available access and integration documentation first. That establishes what can connect and which constraints the application needs to respect.
Do we need custom software?
If an existing tool fits the workflow, it may be the better starting point. Custom development is useful when the requirements or experience need something more specific.
What technology do you use?
Our standard stack is Next.js, NestJS and PostgreSQL, hosted on Vercel or Azure as appropriate. Laravel and MySQL are also part of our experience. We explain the proposed architecture before development.
Ways to work together
Choose how we
work together.
Explore product development
Let’s make a start
Which task needs
a better tool?
Walk us through how the work happens today and where it becomes difficult.