React apps built for real users.
React is the backbone of every frontend we build. We use it with TypeScript, modern state management, and battle-tested patterns to ship applications that scale — not prototypes that crumble.
From single-page apps to enterprise platforms.
SaaS Dashboards
Complex data visualization, real-time updates, role-based access, and multi-tenant architecture. Optimistic UI for instant feedback.
Customer Portals
Self-service portals where your customers manage accounts, track orders, view invoices, and interact with your team.
Admin Panels
Purpose-built back-office tools that replace spreadsheets. CRUD operations, bulk actions, search, filtering, and export.
Interactive Tools
Calculators, configurators, wizards, and complex forms. React's component model makes interactive interfaces manageable.
Real-time Applications
Chat, collaboration, live dashboards, and notification systems. WebSocket integration with optimistic state management.
Mobile-Responsive Apps
Every React application we build works flawlessly on mobile. Touch-optimized interactions, responsive layouts, PWA support.
Modern React, done right.
TypeScript Everywhere
Every component, hook, and utility is typed. We use strict mode, Zod for runtime validation, and type-safe API calls. Bugs get caught at compile time, not by your users.
Server Components + Client Components
We use React Server Components (via Next.js) for data-heavy views and client components only where interactivity is needed. Less JavaScript shipped, faster apps.
Modern State Management
We use the right tool: React Query for server state, Zustand for client state, URL state for filters and search. No Redux boilerplate, no over-engineering.
Component Architecture
Compound components, render props, custom hooks — patterns that keep components small, reusable, and testable. Every project ships with a coherent component library.
Performance by Default
Code splitting, lazy loading, memoization where it matters, and virtualized lists for large datasets. We profile with React DevTools, not guesses.
Accessible & Tested
Semantic HTML, ARIA attributes, keyboard navigation. Automated accessibility testing with axe-core. Visual regression tests with Playwright.
How much does it cost to build a React application?
A focused React app (dashboard, internal tool, or customer portal) typically runs ₹5L–₹15L. Larger applications with complex state, real-time features, and integrations run ₹15L–₹35L+. We give you a fixed-price quote after a free scoping call.
Can you take over an existing React project?
Yes — taking over half-built or inherited React codebases is common for us. We start by auditing the code, documenting what exists, and stabilizing it, then pick up the roadmap from there. You don't have to start over.
Do you build with Next.js or plain React?
Both, depending on the need. For anything that benefits from SEO, server rendering, or routing out of the box, we use Next.js. For embedded widgets or SPAs behind a login, plain React with Vite is often the better fit. We pick based on your case, not a default.
Will the app be fast and accessible?
Yes. We build with performance budgets, code-splitting, and Core Web Vitals in mind, and we follow accessibility standards (semantic HTML, keyboard nav, ARIA where needed) so the app works for everyone and ranks well.
How long does a React build take?
A focused application ships in 4–8 weeks. Larger builds run 8–16 weeks, delivered in stages so you have working software in your hands early rather than waiting for a single big release.
Need a React application?
Book a free call. We'll scope your project, recommend the right approach, and give you a fixed-price quote.
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