Web Apps and DashboardsYour team's real workflow, connected
Your team works across records, forms, and reports that do not talk to each other. We build custom browser-based tools that connect them. Customer portals, internal dashboards, reporting, permissions, forms, and database-backed workflows all start with a real task you need done. Instead of re-entering the same information in three systems, your people work from one connected view. Platforms follow the project needs, not the other way around.
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Software shaped around how you work
Off-the-shelf software asks you to change your process to fit its limits. Custom web applications start from the task your team actually performs and remove the friction around it. When records live in one connected system, people stop copying data between tools and start acting on it. The result is a tool your team wants to use because it makes their work simpler.
Customer portals
Give clients and partners a dedicated space to submit requests, track progress, and access their information. Portals reduce back-and-forth email and give everyone a clear view of where things stand.
Internal dashboards and reporting
See the numbers that drive decisions without assembling spreadsheets by hand. Dashboards pull from your live data so managers track performance, spot trends, and act on current information rather than last month's export.
Database-backed workflows
Move work through defined steps with records attached at every stage. Forms capture information once, permissions control who sees it, and the workflow routes it to the right person, so work stays organized and traceable instead of buried in a shared inbox.
API integrations
Connect your web application to the third-party systems you already use. During scoping we confirm integration fit, then build connections so records flow between tools instead of requiring manual entry.
Sputnik Signal: a deployed platform
Sputnik Signal is a working example of this service. It is a deployed advertising platform with separate advertiser and webmaster portals, an operations dashboard, and campaign reporting. The system shows what a custom web application looks like in production: distinct interfaces for different user roles, live reporting, and workflows that support a real business operation.
Explore the workFrom first conversation to deployed system
Start by telling Cosmo about the task your team needs to accomplish. We agree on scope and price before design begins, so you know what you are getting. Our team handles design and build together, keeping strategy connected to engineering through delivery. You review the work as it takes shape, and we deploy when it meets the agreed scope. The people who scoped your project are still on it when it ships.
Your questions, answered.
How is a custom web app different from buying off-the-shelf software?
Off-the-shelf software makes you adapt to its workflow. A custom app starts from your actual task and is built around it, so your team gets a tool that fits how they already work.
What kinds of tasks are a good fit for a web application?
Tasks involving records, approvals, reporting, or coordination between people. If your team re-enters data, tracks work in spreadsheets, or manages requests by email, a custom tool can consolidate that.
Can you connect to the software we already use?
We assess integration fit with your existing systems during scoping. Many third-party tools have APIs we can connect to, and we confirm what is possible before committing to the work.
Who works on the project from start to finish?
The same team that scopes your project handles design and engineering through deployment. Strategy stays connected to the build, so nothing gets diluted in handoffs between separate vendors.
Tell Cosmo what your team needs to track
Describe the task your team repeats every week, and we will tell you honestly whether a custom web application solves it. Start the conversation and get a clear picture of scope and approach.