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Web applications

Clients check the status themselves, and your team works in the browser

Custom web application development: we build a client portal where customers check the status of their case and their documents themselves, and a panel where your team handles cases. You open it in the browser of a phone or computer, with nothing to install. We build it for small companies in Poland that have outgrown a spreadsheet on one computer and phone calls to the office.

We will reply within 1 working day with questions about who will use the application and for what, and with a time for a call.

  1. Just a linkThe system opens in a browser on any computer in the company.
  2. On the phoneThe same portal, comfortable on a phone screen.
  3. Three languagesPL · EN · UA in one click.
  4. Clients see the statusFewer calls asking “what’s next?”.
Process automation
from 8,000 PLN
CRM / ERP system
20–⁠90k PLN
Example: a client portal
PLN 31–⁠37k net
Language versions
PL · EN · UA

A client calls to ask where their case stands

Four situations from small companies where the information exists, but not where it is needed.

  • Now

    Calls asking for a status

    Clients phone and write to find out what is going on with their order. Someone in the office drops their work to check and answer.

    With the system

    The client logs in to the portal and sees for themselves where their case stands.

  • Now

    A program on one computer

    The spreadsheet or program works only on a computer in the office or on a shared drive. From home or on a trip, nothing opens.

    With the system

    The application opens in a browser from anywhere, and roles decide who sees what.

  • Now

    A field worker phones the office

    A fitter or a representative phones the office for the address and arrangements, and copies notes from a scrap of paper.

    With the system

    The same application runs in the phone’s browser, just open a link.

  • Now

    Documents travel by email

    A contract, a quote and a handover record go back and forth as attachments. After a week nobody knows which version is current.

    With the system

    Documents sit in the client portal and in the case record, in one current version.

What you get

A portal for the client, a panel for the team and one application on every device

This is how the web applications for businesses that we build usually look. We fit the scope to your clients and documents.

  1. Layer 02

    Team panel

    • A list of cases, clients and tasks on one screen
    • Roles: everyone sees only what they need
    • Forms instead of paper slips and spreadsheets
  2. Layer 03

    On every device

    • A phone in the field, just a browser
    • A computer and a tablet, in an ordinary browser
    • We roll out updates on our side, and you never install a new version
  3. Layer 04

    Languages and visibility

    • Polish, English and Ukrainian versions, also for clients from abroad
    • A public part that Google can see, because the server returns ready content
    • Each language version has its own address and description for Google

This is how applications look in daily work

Two web applications we work in every day. Your application gets its own look, but it rests on the same principles.

Central, our company’s internal platform: tasks, enquiries and documents in the browser

Our web applications

136

permissions combined into roles in Central: everyone sees what they need for their work

See the client project

Two applications we work in ourselves

Central is our company’s internal platform, and Biurko is our own invoicing program, in use since June 2026. Both run in the browser, with nothing to install. They are not client projects, but we build the portal and panel for your company on the same principles. In the same way, one stage after another, we built a client’s system for a property manager: 11 weeks from start to final sign-off, 4 stages, each closed with a signed record.

See the Central project
Roles and permissions: everyone sees only the modules they need for their work
A counterparty database with active VAT taxpayer status
Central · Biurko · our own systems

How much does a web application cost?

Two example quotes for an application, priced with the calculator in the “Pricing” section of the home page, and a website to start with.

02 / 03 · Client portal

Portal for your clients

PLN 31,000–⁠37,000

The system core (login, roles, panel), a client record, PDF and Excel documents, and Polish, English and Ukrainian versions.

Ask for a quote
  • The client logs in and sees the status and documents of their case
  • The team sees all client cases in one panel
  • Runs in the browser of a phone and a computer

Example quote: net and approximate amounts. You get a binding quote with the scope after a conversation.

An app from the store or a web application?

A native app is the kind you download from a store onto a phone. Most companies are served well by an application in the browser, and a native one wins in a few cases.

First start
App from the storeFind the app in the store, download it and accept the permissions.
Devices
App from the storeOften a separate version for each phone system, and the computer needs yet another.
New versions
App from the storeA new version goes through the store, and the user has to install it.
Cost
App from the storeUsually higher, because versions for several systems have to be built and maintained.
When each one wins
App from the storeWhen you need deep access to phone features, work without a network, or a presence in the store.

If you are not sure which one you need, we will say so in the conversation, before you pay anything.

Questions about web applications

Price, a native app, languages, an online shop, existing data, the server, changes after launch and when we are not the right fit.

A portal for your clients with a client record, documents and three language versions comes to PLN 31,000–⁠37,000 net in our example, and with orders, invoices and reports for the team to PLN 42,000–⁠50,000 net. A company website costs from PLN 3,000, or from PLN 7,000 with a blog, a form and an AI assistant. You can put together an approximate price for your own scope from modules in the “Pricing” section of the home page, and you get a binding quote after a conversation.

These usually go together with what you have just read.

First step

Describe who will use the application

Write a few sentences about who needs which information today and where they look for it. We talk online across Poland, and in Katowice and Silesia also in person.

  1. You describe the matter, and we reply with questions about who will use the application.
  2. We talk about who will use the application and what they should see. No specification is needed.
  3. You get a quote with the scope and price of each stage separately.

A free automation map

We talk for up to 45 minutes about how you work. Within 3 working days of the conversation you get a 1–⁠2 page PDF by email: 3–⁠5 of your company's processes, where to start, and an approximate price and time range for the first stage. No commitment, and the document stays with you.

What do you need?

Prefer to write directly? contact@itcompass.io