Web · Websites & web apps
Websites and web apps that load fast and tell your story.
From a story-driven company site to a full web app with logins and payments, we pick the right language and tools for your goal, build it mobile-first, and hand you everything. Below is exactly what we build, how a website works inside, and every technology we use, explained in plain words.
- TypeScript
- first, for fewer bugs
- 95+
- Lighthouse target
- 100%
- code is yours
- 1
Browser
0 msYou tap a link
HTML · CSS · TypeScript
- 2
Edge network
20 msNearest copy answers
Cloudflare · CDN
- 3
Server
60 msRuns the logic
Node · Python · Go
- 4
Database
90 msFinds your data
PostgreSQL · Redis
✓ The page comes back, fully built, in a fraction of a second. Real timings vary by connection and project.
What we build
One web, six kinds of project.
"A website" can mean very different things. Find the one closest to your idea, and we will shape it from there.
Story-driven websites
A company or brand site that explains who you are as a clear story, loads in a blink and turns visitors into enquiries.
- Good for
- Businesses, studios, startups, landing pages
- Typical
- 2–4 weeks
- Built with
- Astro · Tailwind · GSAP
Online stores
A shop that sells around the clock: products, cart, secure checkout, orders and stock, on a store platform or fully custom.
- Good for
- Brands selling products or digital goods
- Typical
- 3–4 weeks
- Built with
- Shopify or Next.js · Stripe / Razorpay
Web apps & SaaS
Software that runs in the browser: sign-up, logins, subscriptions and a product people use every day, with nothing to install.
- Good for
- Startups and companies launching a product
- Typical
- 6–10 weeks
- Built with
- Next.js · TypeScript · PostgreSQL
Dashboards & internal tools
Private screens for your team: reports, approvals, inventory, CRM. They replace spreadsheets and long email chains.
- Good for
- Operations, sales and finance teams
- Typical
- 4–8 weeks
- Built with
- React · FastAPI or Node · PostgreSQL
Portals & marketplaces
Sites with several kinds of users (customers, vendors, admins) who each see their own view, with payments between them.
- Good for
- Booking, directories, learning platforms
- Typical
- 8–14 weeks
- Built with
- Next.js · PostgreSQL · Stripe
AI features & integrations
Chat assistants, smart search, summaries, and connections to the tools you already use: CRM, WhatsApp, payments and email.
- Good for
- Any site or app that should work smarter
- Typical
- 1–3 weeks as an add-on
- Built with
- Python or TypeScript · AI model APIs
What's inside a website
Four layers. Every site has them.
From a simple page to a large app, the same four layers do the work. Knowing what each one does makes every quote, every choice and every conversation with us easier.
A simple company site needs a very thin brain and memory. A web app needs all four to be strong. We size each layer to your goal, so you never pay for what you do not need.
- 01
The screen
Front endEverything visitors see and touch: layout, text, buttons and animation. It runs inside the visitor's own browser.
What this layer does
- Looks right on every phone and screen
- Reacts instantly to taps and clicks
- Loads only what is needed, so it feels fast
We use
- HTML
- CSS
- TypeScript
- React
- Astro
- Next.js
- 02
The brain
Back endThe part that thinks, out of sight on a server: it checks logins, applies your rules, takes payments and sends emails.
What this layer does
- Keeps accounts and passwords safe
- Applies your business rules the same way every time
- Talks to payments, email and other services
We use
- Node.js
- Python
- Go
- PHP
- Java
- C#
- 03
The memory
DatabaseWhere information lives safely: users, products, orders and messages. It has to be fast to search and backed up.
What this layer does
- Stores every record exactly once, correctly
- Finds one item among millions in a blink
- Is backed up, so nothing is ever lost
We use
- PostgreSQL
- MySQL
- SQLite
- MongoDB
- Redis
- 04
The home
Hosting & deliveryThe computers your site lives on, plus a worldwide network that serves each visitor from a location close to them.
What this layer does
- Stays online when traffic spikes
- Serves pages from the nearest city
- Updates safely, with no downtime
We use
- Cloudflare
- Vercel
- AWS
- Docker
The full toolbox
Every language and tool, explained.
69 technologies in 7 groups, in plain words: what each one is, what we use it for, and where it has limits. Tags show which are rising right now.
- Trendinggaining momentum now
- Industry standardthe safe default
- Steadyproven, not changing fast
- Worth watchingpromising, not yet mainstream
Languages
A programming language is how we write instructions for the browser or the server. The right one depends on the job, not on fashion.
Nothing in this group is trending right now. Switch the filter off to see everything.
TypeScript
TrendingJavaScript with types added, so many mistakes are caught while we write, before a visitor ever sees them.
- Use it for
- Almost all our front-end and Node code
- Trade-off
- A little more typing up front, far fewer bugs later.
JavaScript
Industry standardThe language every browser understands. Everything interactive on the web, from menus to maps, runs on it.
- Use it for
- All interactivity in the browser
Python
TrendingReadable, with a huge library collection. The first choice for AI, data and automation work.
- Use it for
- AI features, data-heavy apps, bots and fast APIs
- Trade-off
- Not the best pick for heavy real-time loads.
Go
TrendingA simple, very fast compiled language from Google. Small servers handle a lot of traffic at once.
- Use it for
- High-traffic APIs, microservices and tools
PHP
SteadyThe language behind WordPress and Laravel. Modern PHP is quick and well suited to content-driven sites.
- Use it for
- Content sites, WordPress work and budget builds
Java & Kotlin
SteadyThe long-time backbone of big companies and banks. Kotlin is the more modern, concise sibling.
- Use it for
- Enterprise systems and teams already on Java
- Trade-off
- Heavier to start, built to last for decades.
C# (.NET)
SteadyMicrosoft's language: mature, fast and now cross-platform, with excellent tooling.
- Use it for
- Business systems and Microsoft-centred companies
Rust
Worth watchingA very fast language that prevents a whole class of memory bugs. Much of today's web tooling is built with it.
- Use it for
- Performance-critical parts and WebAssembly
- Trade-off
- Loved by developers, but slower and costlier to build with.
Ruby
SteadyA friendly language behind Rails, known for getting a first version running very quickly.
- Use it for
- Quick MVPs and teams that already use Rails
Elixir
Worth watchingBuilt for systems that must never go down and must handle many live connections, like chat and live dashboards.
- Use it for
- Real-time features at large scale
HTML & CSS
Industry standardThe foundation of every page. Modern CSS now handles layouts, animation and dark mode that once needed scripts.
- Use it for
- Every single page we build
Front end
Front-end tools build the part visitors see. We choose by how much interactivity the page needs: less code means a faster page.
Nothing in this group is trending right now. Switch the filter off to see everything.
React
Industry standardThe most-used library for building interfaces from reusable pieces, with a huge ecosystem and talent pool.
- Use it for
- Interactive apps and dashboards
Next.js
Industry standardA full framework on top of React: pages, routing, server rendering and APIs in one place.
- Use it for
- Web apps, stores and SaaS products
- Trade-off
- More moving parts than a simple site needs.
Astro
TrendingContent-first: sends almost no JavaScript to the browser, so pages load very fast. This site is built with it.
- Use it for
- Company sites, blogs and landing pages
Svelte & SvelteKit
TrendingTurns your code into tiny, fast bundles when it is built. Developers who use it tend to love it.
- Use it for
- Fast interactive apps with small bundles
Vue & Nuxt
SteadyAn approachable, elegant framework. Nuxt adds server rendering and routing on top.
- Use it for
- Teams that value simplicity and clear structure
Angular
SteadyGoogle's complete framework with everything included, very structured and strict.
- Use it for
- Large enterprise apps with big teams
SolidJS
Worth watchingUpdates only the exact pieces of a page that change, which makes it extremely fast.
- Use it for
- Performance-sensitive interfaces
HTMX & Alpine.js
Worth watchingAdds interactivity straight from HTML, with almost no JavaScript to write or ship.
- Use it for
- Server-rendered apps that stay simple
Tailwind CSS
Industry standardStyle pages with small ready-made classes. Keeps design consistent and the CSS file tiny.
- Use it for
- Every design system we build
Motion & 3D
Industry standardGSAP, Motion, Lottie and Three.js bring pages to life with scroll stories, transitions and 3D.
- Use it for
- Story-driven, memorable interfaces
- Trade-off
- We animate only what adds meaning, so speed stays high.
Vite
Industry standardThe fast build tool behind most modern front ends. It makes development quick and output small.
- Use it for
- Building and bundling front ends
Back end
The back end is the brain of an app. We choose a language and framework for your team, your scale and how quickly you need to launch.
Nothing in this group is trending right now. Switch the filter off to see everything.
Node.js
Industry standardRuns JavaScript on the server, so one language covers the whole app. Express, Fastify, NestJS and Hono are common frameworks.
- Use it for
- Most web apps, APIs and real-time features
FastAPI (Python)
TrendingA modern Python framework that is quick to build with and writes its own API documentation.
- Use it for
- AI-powered backends and data APIs
Django (Python)
SteadyPython with everything included: admin panel, users, database tools and strong security defaults.
- Use it for
- Data-rich apps that need an admin from day one
Go (Gin, Fiber)
TrendingCompact, quick services that use very little memory and scale smoothly.
- Use it for
- High-traffic APIs and microservices
Laravel (PHP)
SteadyAn elegant PHP framework with logins, queues, emails and payments ready to use.
- Use it for
- Business apps and fast, budget-friendly builds
Spring Boot
SteadyThe standard way to build large systems in Java or Kotlin, with strong tooling.
- Use it for
- Enterprise and banking-grade systems
ASP.NET Core
SteadyMicrosoft's fast, secure web framework for C#, running on Windows, Mac and Linux.
- Use it for
- Business systems in Microsoft environments
Ruby on Rails
SteadyA proven framework for building a first version quickly with sensible defaults.
- Use it for
- MVPs and products already on Rails
Serverless & edge
TrendingSmall functions that run only when called, on servers near the visitor: Cloudflare Workers, Vercel Functions, AWS Lambda.
- Use it for
- Spiky traffic, simple APIs and low running cost
Bun & Deno
Worth watchingNewer runtimes for JavaScript and TypeScript with faster tooling and built-in features.
- Use it for
- Fast scripts, tooling and modern services
Rust (Axum)
Worth watchingExtremely fast and safe back ends for the heaviest, most performance-critical jobs.
- Use it for
- Heavy computation and security-critical services
REST, GraphQL & tRPC
Industry standardThe ways the front end and back end talk. REST is the simple standard, GraphQL fetches exactly the data needed, tRPC shares types.
- Use it for
- Every app, with the style chosen to fit
Data
Data tools decide how safe, fast and searchable your information is. Boring and proven usually wins here.
Nothing in this group is trending right now. Switch the filter off to see everything.
PostgreSQL
Industry standardThe most-used database in Stack Overflow's survey. Reliable, powerful, and handles structured data and JSON equally well.
- Use it for
- Our default for almost every app
MySQL & MariaDB
SteadyA classic database that is supported everywhere. It runs WordPress and countless older systems.
- Use it for
- WordPress and existing MySQL projects
SQLite, Turso & D1
TrendingA tiny database that lives next to your code, now also offered as a cloud service close to the visitor.
- Use it for
- Small and mid-sized apps, edge apps, prototypes
MongoDB
SteadyStores flexible, document-style data instead of tables, handy when records vary a lot.
- Use it for
- Data whose shape keeps changing
Redis & Valkey
Industry standardA very fast in-memory store used for caching, sessions, queues and rate limits.
- Use it for
- Making pages and APIs respond in milliseconds
Supabase & Firebase
TrendingReady-made back ends: database, logins, file storage and live updates. Supabase is built on PostgreSQL.
- Use it for
- Launching an MVP quickly
- Trade-off
- Great to start, so we plan the exit route early.
Vector search (pgvector)
TrendingStores the meaning of text and images as numbers, so search can find what you mean, not just exact words.
- Use it for
- AI search and assistants that know your content
Search engines
Industry standardAlgolia, Meilisearch and Typesense give instant search with typo tolerance across large catalogues.
- Use it for
- Stores, directories and documentation
Object storage (S3, R2)
Industry standardCheap, huge storage for images, video and files. Cloudflare R2 has no data-transfer fees.
- Use it for
- Uploads, media libraries and backups
Prisma & Drizzle
TrendingTools that let TypeScript code talk to the database safely, with types checking every query.
- Use it for
- Keeping database code correct as it grows
CMS, shop & payments
These let you manage content, sell and get paid without calling a developer for every change.
Nothing in this group is trending right now. Switch the filter off to see everything.
Sanity
TrendingA flexible content system your team edits in a clean studio, with live preview and no limits on structure.
- Use it for
- Company sites and blogs with several editors
Payload CMS
TrendingA developer-friendly, open-source CMS written in TypeScript that you own and host yourself.
- Use it for
- Custom content apps with full control
Strapi
SteadyAn open-source headless CMS with an admin panel, easy to host yourself.
- Use it for
- Content projects that need self-hosting
WordPress
Industry standardThe familiar CMS behind a large share of the web. We use it classic or headless, with a modern front end.
- Use it for
- Teams already comfortable in WordPress
- Trade-off
- Needs regular updates and careful plugin choices.
Shopify & Hydrogen
Industry standardA complete shop platform. Hydrogen builds a fully custom storefront on top of it.
- Use it for
- Stores that want proven checkout and orders
WooCommerce & Medusa
SteadyWooCommerce adds a shop to WordPress. Medusa is an open-source, headless store engine you can shape freely.
- Use it for
- Custom shops without platform lock-in
Stripe & Razorpay
Industry standardTake cards, UPI, wallets and subscriptions securely. Card details never touch your server.
- Use it for
- Every checkout and subscription
Modern login
TrendingClerk, Auth.js and Supabase Auth, with passkeys and social sign-in so users skip passwords.
- Use it for
- Safer, smoother sign-in for apps
Hosting & delivery
Hosting decides how fast your site feels in every city and how smoothly we can ship changes.
Nothing in this group is trending right now. Switch the filter off to see everything.
Cloudflare
TrendingPages, Workers, storage and a global network in one place. Very fast worldwide and often the cheapest option.
- Use it for
- Fast sites and apps for visitors everywhere
Vercel & Netlify
Industry standardPush your code and the site goes live, with a private preview link for every change.
- Use it for
- Next.js and Astro projects, quick launches
AWS, Google Cloud & Azure
Industry standardThe big clouds: nearly unlimited power and services, with the most setup to manage.
- Use it for
- Large systems and strict compliance needs
VPS (Hetzner, DigitalOcean)
SteadyYour own server at a low fixed price, with complete control.
- Use it for
- Predictable cost and custom back ends
Docker & Kubernetes
Industry standardPackage an app so it runs the same everywhere. Kubernetes manages many of them at large scale.
- Use it for
- Complex systems (Kubernetes only when needed)
CI/CD (GitHub Actions)
Industry standardEvery change is tested and published automatically, so releases are calm and repeatable.
- Use it for
- Safe, frequent updates
Automated testing
TrendingPlaywright and Vitest click through your site like a visitor and check it, every time we change something.
- Use it for
- Catching bugs before launch
Monitoring
Industry standardSentry reports errors the moment they happen, and uptime checks alert us if the site is down.
- Use it for
- Keeping live sites healthy
Privacy-first analytics
TrendingPlausible and Umami show you traffic without cookies or tracking banners.
- Use it for
- Knowing what works, respectfully
AI & extras
The newest layer: features that make a site smarter, more live and more installable.
Nothing in this group is trending right now. Switch the filter off to see everything.
AI assistants & chat
TrendingChat that answers customer questions, books meetings or guides a purchase, powered by AI model APIs such as Claude, GPT and Gemini.
- Use it for
- Support, onboarding and lead capture
- Trade-off
- Needs guardrails and a human hand-off.
Smart search (RAG)
TrendingAn AI that answers from your own documents and data, quoting them, instead of guessing.
- Use it for
- Help centres, knowledge bases and internal Q&A
AI agents & automation
TrendingBots that act for you on the web: fill forms, collect data, send reports and keep tools in sync.
- Use it for
- Removing repetitive web work
Real-time
Industry standardWebSockets and server-sent events push updates live: chat, notifications, live dashboards.
- Use it for
- Anything that must update without a refresh
Progressive Web Apps
SteadyA website that can be installed on a phone, work offline and send notifications, with no app store.
- Use it for
- App-like experiences without building an app
WebAssembly
Worth watchingRuns near-native code inside the browser, for heavy tasks like image, video or design tools.
- Use it for
- Demanding in-browser tools
Accessibility (WCAG 2.2)
Industry standardEveryone can use the site: keyboard, screen readers, contrast and clear structure. Also good for SEO.
- Use it for
- Every project, built in from the start
Multi-language sites
Industry standardOne site in several languages and currencies, with the right content for each visitor.
- Use it for
- Reaching customers in more markets
About the tags: they are our judgement from public developer surveys, such asState of JS 2025and theStack Overflow Developer Survey 2025, plus what we see in real projects. They shift every year, and a tool that is not trending can still be exactly the right one.
Which stack for which project
Pick the project. See the stack.
Choose a kind of web project and watch the plan appear: the tools we would use, and why each one earns its place.
$shroytech plan "company website"
✦ Matching your goal to a stack…
- Frontend
- Astro
- → ships almost no JavaScript, loads in a blink
- Styling
- Tailwind CSS
- → consistent design, tiny CSS
- Motion
- GSAP
- → story-driven, still fast
- Content
- Sanity CMS
- → edit text without a developer
- Hosting
- Cloudflare
- → served from a city near each visitor
✓ Plan ready · first version in 2–4 weeks
$shroytech plan "online store"
✦ Matching your goal to a stack…
- Shop
- Shopify or Medusa
- → proven carts, orders and stock
- Frontend
- Next.js
- → fast pages that rank on Google
- Payments
- Stripe · Razorpay
- → cards, UPI and wallets
- Search
- Algolia · Meilisearch
- → instant search with typo tolerance
- Hosting
- Vercel · Cloudflare
- → scales for sale-day traffic
✓ Plan ready · first version in 3–4 weeks
$shroytech plan "saas web app"
✦ Matching your goal to a stack…
- Frontend
- Next.js + TypeScript
- → one language, fewer bugs
- Database
- PostgreSQL
- → safe, proven, scales with you
- Access
- Prisma or Drizzle
- → type-checked database queries
- Login
- Clerk · Auth.js
- → passkeys and social sign-in
- Billing
- Stripe
- → subscriptions and invoices
✓ Plan ready · first version in 6–10 weeks
$shroytech plan "internal dashboard"
✦ Matching your goal to a stack…
- Interface
- React + Tailwind
- → quick to build, easy to extend
- API
- FastAPI or Node
- → clean endpoints, auto-documented
- Data
- PostgreSQL · Redis
- → fast reports and caching
- Charts
- Recharts · D3
- → clear, interactive reports
- Access
- Roles & audit log
- → who may see and change what
✓ Plan ready · first version in 4–8 weeks
$shroytech plan "ai assistant"
✦ Matching your goal to a stack…
- Frontend
- Next.js
- → streaming chat that feels instant
- Backend
- FastAPI (Python)
- → the home of AI tooling
- Model
- Claude · GPT · open models
- → chosen for quality, cost and privacy
- Knowledge
- pgvector (RAG)
- → answers from your own content
- Safety
- Guardrails + hand-off
- → a human steps in when needed
✓ Plan ready · first version in 4–8 weeks
$shroytech plan "high-traffic platform"
✦ Matching your goal to a stack…
- API
- Go or Rust
- → huge traffic on small servers
- Frontend
- Next.js · SvelteKit
- → fast and well-structured
- Data
- PostgreSQL · Redis
- → cache first, database second
- Queues
- Workers · background jobs
- → heavy work off the main path
- Cloud
- AWS · Kubernetes
- → scales up and down on demand
✓ Plan ready · first version in 10–16 weeks
Built in, not bolted on
Every site gets these.
Whatever the technology, these six things are part of every web project, and we show you how each one is checked.
Speed
Pages that load fast and respond instantly, because people leave slow sites and Google ranks them lower.
How we check
We aim for Google's "good" Core Web Vitals: main content in under 2.5 s, reactions under 200 ms, and no layout jumps. Measured with Lighthouse on a mid-range phone.
Found on Google
Search-friendly pages, so people looking for what you do can find you.
How we check
Clean page structure, fast loading, sitemap, structured data and social preview cards, checked before launch.
Security
Visitors' data and your accounts stay protected.
How we check
HTTPS everywhere, security headers, validated forms, spam protection, safe password handling, and backups you can restore.
Accessible to everyone
People using keyboards, screen readers or low vision can use the site too.
How we check
We build to WCAG 2.2 AA: readable contrast, clear focus, proper labels and structure, and test with an automated audit plus manual checks.
Works everywhere
One site that looks and works right on every phone, tablet, laptop and browser.
How we check
Designed mobile-first, then tested in Chrome, Safari, Firefox and Edge, in light and dark mode, on real screen sizes.
Yours to keep
No lock-in. You own what you paid for.
How we check
After final payment you own the source code, designs and accounts. We hand over clean, documented code and a short guide.
How we work
No mystery. Just a clear path from idea to launch.
Five steps, the same every time. You always know what's happening, what's next, and when it's done.
Start with step 01 →01Discover
1–3 daysA call about your goals, audience and scope. You get a fixed price and timeline before any commitment.
- Discovery call
- Scope document
- Fixed quote
02Story & Design
1–2 weeksWe map the story your product tells, then design every screen and turn it into a clickable prototype.
- Story map
- Wireframes
- UI design
- Prototype
03Build
2–6 weeksClean, fast engineering with a live demo every week, so you see progress instead of waiting for it.
- Weekly demos
- Staging link
- Clean code
04Test
~1 weekReal devices, real browsers. We test speed, security and every flow, and automate the tests.
- Device testing
- Speed audit
- Automated tests
05Launch & Grow
OngoingWe ship it, watch the numbers and keep improving it with you after launch.
- Go-live
- Analytics
- Support
- Iterations
Web FAQ
Web questions, answered.
Still curious? Write to [email protected] and a real person replies within 24 hours.
Which language or framework will you use for my project?
We choose after the discovery call, based on your goal, budget and team. As a rule: Astro for company sites, Next.js with TypeScript for web apps and stores, Python for AI and data features, and Go when you expect very heavy traffic. You always get the reasons in writing.
WordPress or custom code?
If your team already lives in WordPress and mostly publishes content, we can build on it, classic or headless. For speed, custom design and web apps, we usually recommend a modern framework. We will tell you honestly which fits.
Do you only use the newest, trending tools?
No. Trending is a signal, not a reason. We pick proven tools for the core (PostgreSQL, TypeScript, React) and newer ones only where they clearly help, such as Astro for speed or FastAPI for AI work.
Can you improve or rebuild my existing website?
Yes. We start with a free audit of speed, search visibility and usability, then either fix what matters or rebuild in stages so your site never goes offline.
What do hosting and a domain cost?
Many sites run on free or low-cost hosting such as Cloudflare. Bigger apps cost more because of databases and traffic. We estimate this in your quote and put the accounts in your name.
Can you add AI features to my site?
Yes: chat assistants, smart search over your own content, summaries and automation. We add guardrails, keep your data private and make sure a person can always step in.
How are changes handled after launch?
You get 30 days of support included. After that, a monthly care plan covers updates, monitoring and small changes, or you can bring in a dedicated team for ongoing growth.
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