Websites and web apps that hold up.
Back offices your staff live in, catalogues your team updates on its own, and public sites that load fast on Indonesian mobile data. We build the backend alongside, so nothing is bolted on later.
Sound familiar?
It works until two people edit it at once, or branch totals stop matching head office. Optik 150K outgrew an accounting package the same way, and replaced it with one back office.
Businesses with many outlets pile up workarounds nobody wrote down. One system with books per branch, and one place to look when the numbers disagree, usually fixes it.
If publishing anything needs a developer, publishing stops. We hand over a site your own team can edit, because we'd rather do that than be your bottleneck.
How we fix it.
Back offices, not dashboards
Screens built around how the work actually happens: orders across outlets, books per branch, stock that adds up. Optik 150K runs its whole operation on one.
Sites that load fast
Pages rendered on the server, images kept light, and a Lighthouse score we're happy to show you. This site is one of them.
Catalogues your team owns
Product catalogues your staff update without a developer, and a link a salesperson can send from an expo floor. Multitec Global uses theirs exactly that way.
Design before code
Screens and data designed together in Figma before any code, so you can see the product and argue with it while changes are still cheap.
Where we've done it.
Before you ask.
Do we need Next.js, or would WordPress do?
If all you need is a brochure site that rarely changes, you don't need us. We're worth it when the site is part of the business: a catalogue, a customer portal, a back office, anything with real data behind it.
Can you rebuild a site we already have?
Yes. Inter Pan Pasifik is a redesign of a broker’s existing site, built so its own team can keep it current.
Where is it hosted?
Usually on a server we set up and look after, where an update goes live in one step. If you already have your own server or cloud account, we deploy there instead.
How fast should the site be?
Fast enough that a phone on a weak connection doesn't lose the visitor. We treat speed as a budget we keep, not a score we chase once before launch.
Let's make it work.
Tell us what's broken or what you want to build. We'll reply with what we'd make and what it would take.
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