Web products built with React and Next.js
React is the most widely used library for building web interfaces, and Next.js adds routing, server rendering and data fetching on top of it. Together they suit SaaS products, customer dashboards, admin panels and marketing sites that need to load quickly and rank in search. Our team writes React and Next.js in TypeScript, keeps server and client code clearly separated and builds interfaces that stay maintainable as your product and team grow.
What we deliver
Web applications and SaaS
Authenticated products with dashboards, settings, billing and role-based access, built on Next.js and a typed API.
Admin panels for mobile apps
Internal tools to manage users, content, subscriptions and support requests behind your mobile app.
Marketing and landing pages
Server-rendered pages with structured data, metadata and image optimisation, so they load fast and are easy for search engines to read.
Component libraries
Reusable, accessible React components with consistent styling, documented so your team can extend them.
Payments and integrations
Stripe or other payment providers, email, analytics and third-party APIs, connected through secure server-side code.
How we approach it
When Next.js is the right call
Choose Next.js when your web product needs good search visibility, fast first loads or a mix of public pages and logged-in app. For a purely internal tool, a lighter React setup can be enough.
Server and client in the right places
We render on the server where it improves speed and SEO and keep interactive parts on the client, which keeps bundles small and pages responsive.
Trade-offs stated upfront
Next.js moves quickly and its conventions change between versions. We follow current guidance, avoid deprecated patterns and keep upgrades routine instead of painful.
Technologies
- React
- Next.js
- TypeScript
- Tailwind CSS
- TanStack Query
- Prisma
- Stripe
- Vercel / Docker
How we work
- 01
Discovery
A short call to understand your goals, users and constraints. You get a clear scope, timeline and estimate.
- 02
Design
User flows and high-fidelity screens that follow Apple’s Human Interface Guidelines — reviewed together before a line of code.
- 03
Build
Iterative development in Swift and SwiftUI with regular TestFlight builds, so you can try the app on your own iPhone as it grows.
- 04
Launch
App Store assets, submission and review handled end to end. Your app goes live under your own developer account.
- 05
Support
Bug fixes, iOS version updates and new features after launch — based on real user feedback and analytics.
Questions
Should our SaaS use Next.js or a separate React frontend and API?
For most early SaaS products, Next.js with server-side routes keeps things simple and fast to build. If you expect several clients, such as a web app and a mobile app sharing one API, we often add a dedicated Node.js or Python backend.
Can you build a web dashboard for our mobile app?
Yes. Admin panels and customer dashboards that share a backend with a mobile app are a common project for us, and we design the API so both clients use it cleanly.
Where will the Next.js app be hosted?
On whatever fits your needs: Vercel for simplicity, or Docker on AWS, Google Cloud or your own server when you want more control over cost and data location. Hosting is always in your account.
Can you improve the performance of our existing React app?
Yes. We profile load times, bundle size and rendering, then fix the biggest issues first, often by moving work to the server, splitting code and removing unnecessary re-renders.
Have a project in mind?
Tell us about it. Our team in Istanbul replies within one business day with next steps and a free intro call.
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