Web, mobile and AI products — from idea to production
Backend, frontend, DevOps and the database are run by one team of eight. The work is split into weekly stages, and you see the result of each one.
A reply with the scope, the timeline and a budget estimate — within 24 hours
Stack
One stack, one team
No separate contractor for every layer.
Backend
- Go
- Node.js
- NestJS
- Express
- Python
- Django
- PHP
- Laravel
- Firebase
- GraphQL
- Swagger
Frontend and mobile
- TypeScript
- React
- Next.js
- Vue.js
- Tailwind CSS
- Flutter
Design
- Figma
Data
- PostgreSQL
- MySQL
- Redis
- MongoDB
AI and bots
- Claude
- Telegram
Infrastructure
- Docker
- NGINX
- Linux
- Cloudflare
- GitLab
Services
What we build
From a single service line to the whole product.
Web development
Dashboards, portals and stores — from mock-up to production serverMobile development
iOS and Android apps from a single codebaseBackend and APIs
Server side and APIs that other systems connect toUX/UI design
Screens, flows and states — before anyone writes the codeIntegrations
Payments, CRM and delivery services wired togetherAI agents
The model does the whole job: reads, checks, recordsAI assistants
A helper answering from your data — in the product or the team chatAI automation
Routine moves to the model, people stay where decisions areEnd-to-end MVP
A first version you can show and put in front of usersQA and testing
Checks before release: manual scenarios and automated testsDevOps
Environments, deployment, monitoring and logsProduct support
Updates, errors traced from logs, changes by request
Projects
What changed after launch
#Insurance #AI
Klarim
Reads the scanned pack behind an insurance claim: finds the fields in certificates, photos and statements and moves them into the claims system.
40 → 6 minutes to process a single claim
#Logistics #Web
Reista
A client portal for a haulier: consignment status, route and paperwork for every delivery, with no call to the dispatch desk. The portal was the smaller half of the job — before it, no system held a status at all: it lived in drivers’ messages and in a dispatcher’s memory.
−70% calls to the dispatch desk
#Medtech #Mobile
Anamna
A patient app for a clinic: appointments, test results and reminders on one screen. The work underneath that screen was proving a patient is the person the record belongs to, and deciding what a notification is allowed to say.
18,000 active patients in the first year
Engagement models
Three ways to start
The choice comes down to two things: how clear the scope is, and how long you need a team.
For when the scope is clear: an MVP or a single module. The number is fixed after the Discovery and scoping stage, once the work and its risks have been sized; after that, payment by milestone.
Process
How the work is set up
A description of the task is enough to start — a written spec is not required. Risks and scope are talked through before the first line is written.
01
Discovery and scoping
We go through the task, pin down the requirements and size the work together with its risks. There is no code at this stage.
You get — An agreed scope and timeline
02
Design and architecture
We design the database schema, the API endpoints and the screen structure. The stack is picked to fit the task, and from there the work splits into weekly stages.
You get — An interface prototype and the chosen architecture
03
Development and QA
Frontend on Next.js and TypeScript, backend on Node.js, Go or Python, data in PostgreSQL and Redis. We keep changes narrow, so new work does not break what already runs.
You get — Code covered by automated tests, with CI/CD in place
04
Launch and support
We put the product on a server: deploy, SSL, logging. From there it is your call — keep building together, or take it in-house.
You get — A production environment with monitoring
Questions
What people ask before starting
Contact
Send a description of the task
A reply with the scope, the timeline and a budget estimate comes within 24 hours.
Five questions instead of an empty box — so the reply is about your project.
Or write to us directly hello@releazo.com
Or message us on Telegram @releazobot