Summit Realty Group
Listings platform and agent portal for a brokerage tired of paying for IDX widgets.
Brokerage cancelled their monthly IDX vendor — site is now an asset, not a rental
Client portals, member areas, custom booking systems, and operational dashboards. For small businesses that have outgrown the patchwork of free tools and need real software. From $9,500.
Auth, database, payments, admin, and hosting — wired together, tested, and shipped to production. You manage the business; we manage the software.
Email/password, magic links, or social login. Roles and permissions for staff, customers, and admins — built in from the first day.
Designed around your actual workflow — not generic SaaS objects. Your data, your schema, your queries.
A clean dashboard for your team to manage users, content, orders, or whatever the app handles. No need to log into the database.
One-time charges, subscriptions, or usage-based billing. Customer portals for self-serve plan changes and invoices.
Transactional emails, password resets, weekly digests, in-app notifications. The boring infrastructure customers expect.
Deployed on Vercel with monitoring, automatic SSL, and a database that scales. No DevOps required from you.
The Growth Package starts at $9,500 and includes a full marketing site plus one custom web app feature. Larger multi-feature builds are scoped as Custom from $15,000.
We unpack your workflow, the data you’re tracking, and the specific outcome the app needs to deliver. Output: a written scope of every feature and screen.
We design the most decisive screens first — the ones that make or break whether the app feels good to use.
Weekly review of a working staging environment. You click through the app and tell us what to adjust.
Production deploy, your team onboarded, 30 days of warranty on the delivered scope. Most clients move onto a monthly retainer.
A couple of relevant builds from the proof library, so the offer is easier to inspect before starting a conversation.
Listings platform and agent portal for a brokerage tired of paying for IDX widgets.
Brokerage cancelled their monthly IDX vendor — site is now an asset, not a rental
Class booking and a member portal that replaces three apps.
Studio retired three SaaS subscriptions
Send a message describing what you’re trying to replace. Ryel will tell you whether it fits in the Growth Package or needs a Custom scope.
Client portals (where your customers log in to see their info, files, or orders), member areas (memberships, gated content, subscriptions), custom booking systems beyond what Calendly can handle, and small operational tools that replace Google Sheets and email chains.
A website is read-only marketing. A web app is interactive — users log in, do things, save data, and come back. The Growth Package combines a marketing site with one custom web app feature, so you get both.
Not for content changes — those are handled in the admin. For new features or bug fixes, most clients move onto a $299/month retainer that includes a small bucket of dev time each month.
Next.js, TypeScript, Convex (database), Clerk (authentication), Stripe (payments), and Tailwind. It’s the same stack we use for everything — fast to build, reliable in production, and well-documented enough that another developer can take over later.
Usually, yes — Stripe, QuickBooks, Mailchimp, Google Workspace, Notion, Slack, and most tools with a public API. We confirm what’s possible during the qualifying call before quoting.
Tell us what you’re currently using and what’s falling apart. You’ll have a written, fixed-price quote within 48 hours.