Customer facing web apps
Calculators, configurators, quote tools, booking flows, and anything a customer touches before they buy.
It has to look right before anyone trusts it.
We build customer facing web apps and front ends in Lovable, fast, and then do the part most people skip, which is making them hold up once real users show up.
Twenty minutes. We look at how work moves through your business and tell you what we would fix first. No pitch.
01 / The problem
The prototype was the easy part
Lovable will get you something that looks finished in an afternoon. That is real, and it is why people start there.
Then the first customer uses it. The data does not save where you thought. The form accepts garbage. Nobody knows what happens after someone submits it, because nothing does. The demo was never the product, and now you are three weeks into fixing something you built in a day.
02 / Why it stalls there
Why it stalls there
Most of these projects do not fail. They just stop. The build gets close enough to be embarrassing to abandon and far enough from working that nobody wants to touch it. The idea sits in a tab for a year.
03 / Why us
We finish the part that is not fun
We build the front end fast, the same way you would, and then we connect it to something real. A database that actually holds the data. Logic that runs when someone submits. A path for what happens next.
We have built production systems for enterprise teams, so we know what breaks when the build meets real users. That is the difference between a prototype and something you can put your name on.
04 / How it goes 03
How it goes
01
Twenty minutes
You show us the idea or the half built version. We tell you what it takes to finish it.
20 minutes 02
Scope and number
You see exactly what gets built and what it costs before anything starts.
In writing 03
Build and hand off
We build it, you launch it, and you own the account and the code.
Yours to keep 05 / What we build in Lovable 04
What we build in Lovable
Marketing front ends
Landing pages and launch sites that need to move faster than a full site build.
Rescue work
You started it, it stalled, and you need someone to make it real.
Front ends over real data
Lovable on top, your Airtable base or Zite app underneath, so the pretty part and the working part are the same thing.
Everything is quoted after we talk. Most projects start around $3,500, and you see your number before anything begins.
06 / What changes
What changes
The thing is live. Customers use it without you explaining it first. The submissions land somewhere you can find them, and the follow up happens whether or not you remember. You stop describing the idea and start pointing at the link.
07 / FAQ 04
Questions that come up before the call
Can you finish something we already started in Lovable?
Yes, and it is a good place to start. A half built version tells us more about what you want than a blank page does. We will tell you honestly whether to finish it or rebuild it.
Is Lovable good enough for a real product?
For the front end, often yes. For the operational layer behind it, we usually put the data somewhere sturdier and connect the two. That is the build we recommend most.
Who owns the code?
You do. You own the account, the code, and the data. We do not hold the login.
Should this be Lovable or Zite?
Lovable when it is customer facing and appearance carries the weight. Zite when people log in and do work inside it. See the comparison →
Next step
Let's see if this fits
Twenty minutes. You show us the idea or the half built version. We tell you what it takes to finish it.