Web apps and MVPs for small businesses and startups
I build web apps for small businesses and early-stage startups: booking systems, customer portals, simple dashboards and first versions of new products (MVPs). They work in Hebrew and English, keep each customer’s data private, and run in your own accounts. Before any work starts, you get the price and the dates in writing.
What you get
- A simple admin area for your bookings, customers and prices
- Customer portals with sign-in and private data per customer
- Booking and pricing logic, including Israeli VAT
- An MVP you can put in front of real users quickly
- Hebrew and English with a correct right-to-left layout
- Code, database and accounts that belong to you
See it in practice:Kesher: a wedding planning platform
Who it is for
Small businesses that still take bookings by phone and keep customers in a notebook, and founders of early-stage startups who need a working first version to test with real users.
How it is built
I usually build with Next.js, React, TypeScript and Supabase: a modern stack with sign-in, a Postgres database and rules that keep each customer’s data private. Money is stored in whole agorot, so totals never drift.
How it works
Every project follows the same six steps, from the first call to handover. You get a working preview link from the first weeks, not a reveal at the end.