Web development
Web application development for products that have to work
Portals, SaaS platforms, internal tools and marketplaces, built on the stack that fits the product.
Our web application development covers the whole build in six steps, from planning to evaluation, with AI at every step and engineers making the calls. We have shipped web apps on Laravel, Vue.js, Angular, Node.js and .NET for clients in the US, Europe and Vietnam.
Why BigIn
What comes with every engagement
All-in-one team
One team covers the whole build: DevOps, developers, product designers, business analysts, project managers and QA engineers, with a project manager coordinating it.
Flexible adaptation
New projects start from our own frameworks and templates, so setup takes less time and the first working build arrives sooner.
Rigorous quality assurance
QA runs through every step: test coverage generated from the spec, defects sent back to the developer who owns them, and regression tests before each release.
The work itself
Built on the stack the product needs
ARC Relocation runs on Laravel, Vue.js, Node.js and PostgreSQL. MoneynExchange is built with Angular, Laravel and MySQL. Merchant Boarding runs on .NET. We choose the stack that fits each product, and we keep working with you after launch as the product grows.
See how we workWeb app interface
Screenshot of a shipped dashboard or portal
Selected work
Web development case studies
Three web applications we built, for relocation, payments and currency exchange.

ARC
ARC Relocation
A web application ARC Relocation uses to manage its transferees, vendors, clients and daily operations.

Merchant Boarding in Payment Industry
A complex web application that enables Sales Agents to capture Merchant Processing Agreement forms.

MoneynExchange
MoneynExchange – Forex Trading
A web-based marketplace for money exchange that provides a variety of method for money transfer, foreign currency exchange and international payments.
Plan your web app with us
Tell us what you are trying to build. We will tell you what it takes: the stack, the team and the six steps to ship it.
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