Web applications
Customer portals, dashboards, and internal tools your team actually adopts. Fast, accessible, and built to be maintained by whoever comes after us.
Typical build
4–10 weeks
Insetix is a senior product studio. We design and build web apps and AI systems for companies that can't afford a failed project: fixed quotes, weekly demos, and no hand-offs to juniors.
Five things, done properly. If your project isn't one of them, we'll say so on the first call and point you somewhere better.
Customer portals, dashboards, and internal tools your team actually adopts. Fast, accessible, and built to be maintained by whoever comes after us.
Typical build
4–10 weeks
LLM features that survive contact with real users: document intake, retrieval, support automation. We'll also tell you when a cron job beats a chatbot.
Typical build
3–8 weeks
Product apps people live in every day: fitness, time tracking, field tools. Native feel where it counts, one codebase where it helps, and desktop builds included when the work happens there.
Typical build
6–12 weeks
Modernizing the systems your business already runs on. .NET Core services carved out of aging monoliths, big data pipelines that keep up, and microservices only where they actually pay.
Typical build
6–12 weeks
Infrastructure that doesn't page anyone at 3am. Migrations, CI/CD, and monitoring across AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud, sized for what you run rather than for a consultancy's invoice.
Typical build
2–6 weeks
We write C#TypeScriptGoPythonRust
Picked per problem, not per fashion. Boring where boring wins, fast where fast pays. Deployed on AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud, whichever your business already trusts.
Six builds that show the range. Yours won't match any of them exactly, which is what the scope call is for.
Consumer health
Workout programs, wearable sync, and streaks that keep people coming back. Built to feel instant at the gym on a bad connection, with a coach-facing dashboard running behind it.
Web + desktop
Time tracking a team doesn't fight: desktop apps for Windows and macOS, idle detection that's fair, and payroll-ready exports. Works offline all day and reconciles the moment you're back.
SaaS platform
A builder non-technical teams actually use: drag-and-drop questions, branching logic, and dashboards that turn thousands of responses into decisions. Exports for the people who live in Excel.
Two-sided platform
Listings, map search, and escrow-grade workflows for a two-sided property market. Verified-agent onboarding, saved searches that alert instantly, and search results that come back before the map finishes panning.
Enterprise .NET
Carving a decade-old ERP into .NET Core services without stopping the business. Finance, inventory, and HR migrated one seam at a time, with the old system running until the new one has earned trust.
Big data
An event-driven backbone for a business processing millions of messages a day: idempotent consumers, exactly-once effects where it matters, and failure drills rehearsed before the failures arrive.
We build with LLMs daily and we're allergic to demos that fall apart in production. Everything below ships with evaluations, guardrails, and a budget it must live within.
The whole point is that you always know what's happening, what it costs, and what ships next Friday.
Thirty minutes, free. You talk, we ask questions. If we're not the right fit, we say so and suggest who is.
Within 48 hours: scope, timeline, and the price, in writing. No estimates that quietly double halfway through.
Working software every Friday from week one, on a staging link you can click. Not a slide deck about progress.
Documentation, training for your team, and 30 days of post-launch fixes included. Then it's yours, entirely.
The things people ask on the first call, answered before it. Anything else is a quick note to hello@insetix.com.
Most projects land between $15k and $80k depending on scope. Smaller focused builds, like a single internal tool or an AI intake pipeline, can come in under that. You'll have the exact number in writing before any contract is signed.
The scope call usually happens within a couple of days of your message, the proposal 48 hours after that. We take on a limited number of projects at a time, so start dates are typically one to three weeks out.
Yes. A lot of our work starts inside code someone else wrote, and legacy .NET in particular is home turf. We begin with a short paid audit so the quote reflects reality, not optimism.
Maybe not. Roughly a third of the "AI projects" that reach us ship better and cheaper as ordinary software. We'll give you an honest read on the scope call, and it costs you nothing.
Thirty days of post-launch fixes are included in every project. After that you can run it yourself, with the docs and training to do it, or keep us on a light maintenance retainer.
You can stop at any weekly demo and pay only for the weeks delivered. Everything shipped to that point is already yours, deployed and documented. That exit door is what keeps us honest.
Three sentences is plenty. We'll reply within one business day with a scope call slot, and a written quote within 48 hours of that call.
Prefer plain email? hello@insetix.com