We know what we want, but not what the first version should be.
We write it down before we build: screens, roles, requirements and diagrams, each marked must-have or later. You approve the scope before a line of code.
For startups and product companies
Your product, built by a team that has shipped products for others
Web platforms, customer portals, mobile apps and SaaS products, from the first version to the one your customers depend on. Written down before it is built, demonstrated every two weeks, and in your repository from the first commit.
You have an idea, a deck or a product that has outgrown its first build. We help you decide what the first version must do, build it with you, and keep building once customers arrive. Our team of 30+ engineers and consultants has built platforms that other companies sell and run: a court management product for a US government-technology company, a 3D configurator portal for a manufacturer's dealers, and a device pass system for a security services company.
Problems we hear
Our first build was quick. Now every change breaks something.
We read the code you have, say plainly what can stay and what should be rebuilt, and fix the foundations before adding features.
Our customers need a portal, not a login into our back office.
Customer, dealer, vendor and learner portals with role-based access, in more than one language where needed, including right-to-left.
We need an app our field staff or customers will actually use.
Mobile apps for Android and iOS from one codebase, or a progressive web app when a link is better than an install, with offline use where the signal is poor.
We are about to sell this to many customers.
We design for more than one customer from the start: configuration per customer, roles per customer, and a platform you can deploy again with small changes.
What is included
Product developmentDiscovery, UI design, web platforms and portals, mobile apps, testing, launch and the support that follows.Integrations and APIsPayment gateways, banks, marketplaces, single sign-on, device management systems and the APIs your partners call.Applied AIAI where it removes a manual step, with a person checking the result before it counts.
How it works
- Discovery and scope
Workshops, then a written scope: screens, roles, requirements and diagrams. For a national certification platform this ran to 164 requirements across 12 modules and 55 screens before any code.
- Architecture
What the product does on the server, what runs in the browser or the app, which systems it talks to and how people sign in.
- UI design
Real screens for every role, reviewed with the people who will use them.
- Build in two-week sprints
Back end and front end in parallel, a demo on real data every two weeks, and a shared tracker you can open any time.
- Test and launch
Your users test on their own scenarios; launch by role, by customer or by region.
- Keep building
Support under an agreed service level, or a dedicated team working through your roadmap month to month.
What we have built
SmartCourt, built for AdComp SystemsAdComp's court management product for US courts: cases, dockets, hearings, payments and state reporting, designed and built by our engineers with AdComp's team. · Legacy system replaced in about six months; 35,000+ cases on the platform; five payment channels synchronisedSub Zero: a 3D configurator portalA self-service B2B portal where dealers configure an insulated reefer box in real time and see it in 3D; quotations flow into the company's ERP. · Five languages, including right-to-left ArabicA security company: device passesA pass system fed by a mobile device management feed: our back end owns every pass decision, a React admin works on its API, and barcodes are HMAC-signed. · Six data models and five pass states, from pending activation to expiredA certification body: exams and certificatesEnrolment, proctored exams, payments and certificates with a React front end, billing institutions rather than learners. · 164 requirements, 12 modules and 55 screens written down before the buildLiving Liquidz: a store appA store mobile app that uploads invoices against goods receipts, part of an invoice-to-payment system for 100+ outlets. · Invoices processed a day up from 1,000 to 1,500–2,000
Why Bizmap here
Technology
- Python
- REST and webhooks
- React with TypeScript
- Vue
- Flutter for Android and iOS
- progressive web apps
- PostgreSQL or MariaDB
- Razorpay
- Microsoft Entra ID
- OAuth2
Python
RazorpayFAQ
Yes. The code is in your repository from the first commit, so you can bring development in-house or move to another team whenever you choose.
You see a demo on real data every two weeks once the build starts. How long the first version takes depends on the scope we write down together in discovery. SmartCourt, a full court management product, took about six months from design to first deployment.
Yes. SmartCourt was built by AdComp's team and ours together: they brought the court domain and the customer relationship, we designed and engineered the product.
Yes. We start by reading the code and the hosting, then tell you in writing what can stay, what needs fixing first and what we would rebuild, before you commit to anything more.
Yes: Android and iOS apps from one codebase, or a progressive web app when a link is better than an install. Living Liquidz's store staff upload invoices from a mobile app we built.