Reimagining how your business works.

Yes. We can add AI features such as assistants, document processing, classification, search, recommendations, and workflow automation. We focus on making AI useful within a reliable product rather than adding it as a novelty.

Yes. We can audit an existing application, improve its architecture and performance, replace fragile areas, or incrementally rebuild it. The approach depends on the current codebase, users, and business risk.

Yes. We build CRMs around your sales, service, operations, or customer-success workflows. This can include custom records, permissions, pipelines, reporting, notifications, and integrations.

Yes. We work with APIs, webhooks, databases, payment providers, communication tools, accounting systems, calendars, and other third-party services. We assess each integration for reliability, security, and maintenance requirements.

Yes. We build SaaS products from the initial concept through production release. Typical capabilities include accounts, roles, billing, subscriptions, workspaces, usage limits, administration, and scalable infrastructure.

Yes. We build dashboards that turn operational data into useful views and actions. They can include permissions, filters, reports, charts, exports, alerts, and workflows for different teams.

Yes. We develop fast, responsive business websites and web applications. Our work focuses on implementation, performance, accessibility, integrations, and maintainability rather than standalone design services.

Yes. You can hire a dedicated Sunbeam developer or a small delivery team for an ongoing initiative. We can work within your existing process and coordinate with your internal technical leads.

Yes. Optional maintenance plans can cover monitoring, bug fixes, security updates, dependency upgrades, small improvements, and technical support after launch.

Pricing depends on scope, integrations, complexity, and delivery timeline. We usually work on a fixed-price basis once requirements are clear, and we provide a written proposal before development begins.

There is no fixed minimum budget. We review the expected outcome and recommend a practical scope that fits the available investment.

Timelines depend on the product and the decisions required during development. A focused website or internal tool may take weeks, while a larger SaaS or CRM can take several months; we provide an estimated schedule after discovery.

Yes. We are happy to sign an NDA before discussing confidential product, customer, operational, or technical information. We can use your NDA or provide a standard mutual NDA.

Unless a different arrangement is agreed in writing, the client owns the project source code and deliverables after payment. We also provide the relevant documentation and access needed to operate the product.

We choose technologies based on the product requirements, team context, and long-term maintenance needs. Our work commonly includes TypeScript, Next.js, React, Bun, PostgreSQL, Drizzle, Python, and modern cloud services.

Yes. We work with international clients and are comfortable with remote delivery, different time zones, written documentation, and distributed collaboration.

We agree on communication channels, meeting cadence, and response expectations at the start. Progress is shared through regular updates, demos, written decisions, and a clear list of current priorities.

Yes. We plan the architecture around the expected stage of the business and avoid unnecessary complexity early on. As usage grows, we can improve data access, background processing, infrastructure, observability, and deployment practices.

Performance and security are considered throughout development, including data access, authentication, permissions, validation, error handling, and deployment. We also test important user flows and address performance bottlenecks before release.

We can hand over the product with documentation and access, or continue with a maintenance and support plan. The post-launch arrangement is agreed before the project is completed.

Yes. We can prepare and manage deployment to a suitable cloud environment as an additional service. Hosting is not included by default, so infrastructure ownership and ongoing costs are agreed separately.

Yes. The level of documentation depends on the project, but it can include setup instructions, deployment notes, architecture decisions, API details, administrator guidance, and operational runbooks.

Revisions are handled through agreed requirements, review points, and acceptance criteria rather than an arbitrary number. Changes that alter the approved scope are discussed transparently and may affect cost or timeline.

Yes. We can join an existing team, take ownership of a defined area, improve delivery capacity, or provide specialist support. We adapt to your repository, review process, and technical standards.

We are not limited to one industry. We work best with businesses that have a clear operational problem and need dependable software, including professional services, education, healthcare operations, logistics, retail, hospitality, and technology companies.

Sunbeam focuses on high-quality software delivered quickly and at a fair price. We keep communication direct, make technical decisions explicit, and build systems that are practical to operate and extend.

Discovery clarifies the business goal, users, workflows, integrations, risks, and definition of done. We use that understanding to outline scope, priorities, milestones, technical direction, and a realistic estimate.

Yes. We can provide technical consulting before development to evaluate options, prioritize a first release, review an existing idea, or identify risks in a proposed architecture.

Projects are managed around a shared scope, milestones, regular reviews, and visible decisions. We keep work focused on the highest-value outcomes and raise blockers early.

Yes. We can investigate and fix bugs in an existing application, whether or not we built it. We first reproduce the issue, identify the cause, and recommend a fix that does not introduce avoidable regressions.

Yes. We can measure slow pages, queries, background jobs, and API requests before making targeted improvements. Performance work is based on evidence from profiling and real usage patterns.

Yes. We design and implement APIs for web applications, mobile clients, internal systems, and third-party integrations. We can also document, secure, test, and version them for long-term use.

Yes. We can integrate payment providers and build the surrounding subscription, entitlement, invoice, and webhook workflows. The provider and compliance requirements depend on your market and business model.

We can support mobile-facing products when the project requirements call for them, including responsive web applications and suitable cross-platform approaches. We recommend the delivery path after reviewing the users and core workflows.

We use appropriate authentication, authorization, input validation, secret management, and least-privilege practices. Access rules are designed around real roles and workflows, then tested as part of the application.

Yes. We can plan and execute data migrations with mapping, validation, backups, dry runs, and a rollback strategy where appropriate. The migration plan depends on the source system and data quality.

Yes. Long-term support can include maintenance, improvements, monitoring, technical guidance, and additional development capacity. We can agree on a recurring plan or handle support on a project basis.

Requirements often become clearer as people see the product. We document changes, explain their effect on the scope and timeline, and agree on the next step before work proceeds.

Yes. Confidentiality is normal for early-stage products and internal systems. We can sign an NDA and keep access limited to the people working directly on the project.

Yes. Handover can include the repository, environment guidance, deployment instructions, credentials transition, technical documentation, and a walkthrough for your team.

Yes. We can review the existing code, identify what is working and what is risky, and propose a path to finish or stabilize it. We do not assume the previous implementation is unusable without examining it first.

Testing is matched to the product risk and important user journeys. We use code-level checks, integration testing, manual review, and release verification where each provides useful confidence.

A proposal typically explains the objective, scope, deliverables, assumptions, milestones, responsibilities, estimated timeline, price, and next steps. We call out exclusions so expectations remain clear.

Yes. We can recommend a practical deployment and infrastructure approach, including application hosting, databases, storage, background jobs, monitoring, and environment separation.

We can work with businesses that have specific privacy, security, or audit requirements, provided those requirements are defined early. We will identify technical responsibilities and any compliance work that must be handled by your legal or compliance advisors.

Send us a short description of the business problem, the users, and what you want to improve. We will ask focused questions, arrange an introductory call, and recommend the next practical step.