A web application built around your work.

A custom web application lets your team or customers carry out tasks in the browser. Tixer develops business applications for companies in Belgium and the Netherlands, from the first workflow and user roles to integrations and maintenance after launch.

Built around your work
Custom web application

An accessible workspace for the right people, information and tasks.

When does a web app fit?

A browser application helps when people in different places need to work with the same current information. It can replace an older process or complement other systems.

Access and roles belong in the design

Who may see each piece of information and take each action? We define roles with the process steps. Security, permissions and management are considered in the first release.

  • Views suited to different roles

  • Clear status and responsibility per step

  • Browser access on relevant devices

  • Technical maintenance and support after launch

A web app in practice: OriginArt

Tixer built browser-based collection management for OriginArt, supporting barcodes, loans and presentations through public links. The old system stayed in use during the staged migration.

What should the first release of your web app do?

Start with one process that must work from beginning to end. A list of screens is not enough: define the information, decisions and exceptions too.

For example, an employee submits a request, a manager reviews it and a colleague completes it. Associate each step with a role and a clear status. This makes the requirements of the first release concrete.

  • Users: who carries out the work and who approves it?

  • Data: what information is needed and where does it come from?

  • Workflow: which statuses, checks and exceptions are required?

  • Acceptance: how will users check the workflow and permissions?

Frequently asked questions

Clear answers to common questions.

What does a custom web application cost?

The investment depends on the workflow, user roles, integrations and any data migration. We define a useful first release before setting out scope and price in a proposal. The Tixer model combines an agreed initial investment with a company-wide subscription for hosting, maintenance and support.

How is a web application different from a website?

A website informs visitors. A web application lets users perform tasks, manage information and work together on a process.

Can a web app be used on mobile?

Yes. If mobile use matters, we design for the relevant screens and actions.

Can it work with our existing software?

Often, if the existing systems provide a reliable way to exchange information. We investigate this during analysis.

How long does development take?

That depends on the process, integrations and first scope. We define a useful initial release before agreeing a schedule.

Who maintains the app after launch?

Tixer provides hosting, technical maintenance, security updates and support after launch.

What should your web app make possible?

Describe the work you want to improve, and we'll explore a first release together.

Discuss your process