Product discovery & strategy
Stakeholder workshops, user research, requirements mapping, scope definition and a phased roadmap that ties features to business outcomes.
SW-01 Build
Complete platforms, from the first workshop to production.
End-to-end platform engineering means one team owns the whole lifecycle: product strategy, UX, frontend, backend, data, infrastructure, launch and support. StackWisp builds web and mobile products, SaaS platforms, portals and internal tools this way, so you have one accountable team instead of a patchwork of vendors.
Platform engineering · capabilities
What's included
UX / UI design
User flows, wireframes, high-fidelity interfaces, clickable prototypes and a reusable design system so the product stays consistent as it grows.
Web applications
Fast, accessible, responsive web apps: customer portals, marketplaces, booking systems, dashboards and content-driven sites.
Mobile applications
Cross-platform iOS and Android apps with offline support, push notifications, device integrations and app-store release management.
SaaS & multi-tenant platforms
Tenant isolation, subscription billing, role-based access, onboarding flows, usage metering and admin consoles built for scale.
Backend & API development
Well-documented REST and GraphQL APIs, event-driven services, background job processing and third-party API integrations.
Internal tools & admin panels
Operations consoles, back-office systems, approval queues and reporting tools that replace spreadsheets and email chains.
Modernisation & re-platforming
Incremental migration of legacy systems to a modern stack, with data migration plans and zero-downtime cut-overs.
Payments, identity & core services
Payment processing, invoicing, SSO, social login, multi-factor authentication, notifications, search, file handling and audit logs.
Quality assurance
Automated unit, integration and end-to-end tests, performance testing and accessibility checks run on every change.
What you receive
- Production-ready application and full source code in your repository
- Design files and a documented component library
- API documentation and architecture diagrams
- Automated test suite and CI/CD pipelines
- Infrastructure defined as code, on your own cloud, VPS or servers
- Runbooks, admin guides and a recorded handover