Web application engineering
React and TypeScript front ends on typed API layers, shipped with CI, preview environments, and end-to-end tests.
Appfinity is a team of full-stack engineers and automation specialists building high-performance web applications, intelligent RPA systems, and SaaS products that hold up under real traffic.
Shipped across fintech, logistics, healthcare ops, and B2B marketplaces.
99.95% uptime
Rolling twelve-month average across the platforms we operate.
40+
Products shipped since 2019
11
Engineers, designers & automation specialists
6 wks
Median time from kickoff to first release
98%
Client retention past the first engagement
We work as a single squad: product engineering, automation, infrastructure, and design in the same standup, on the same repository.
React and TypeScript front ends on typed API layers, shipped with CI, preview environments, and end-to-end tests.
Bots that reconcile invoices, sync ERP records, and clear ticket queues — with retries, audit logs, and human handoff.
Multi-tenant data models, role-based access, metered billing, and onboarding flows that survive your first 10,000 accounts.
Profiling, query tuning, caching strategy, and bundle surgery for products that got slow as they grew.
Stripe, HubSpot, Xero, Twilio, and internal legacy APIs wired together with idempotent jobs and replayable webhooks.
Row-level security, secret rotation, dependency policy, and observability so on-call is quiet by design.
We build on React, TypeScript, and Postgres with a typed contract between client and server. Every pull request runs unit, integration, and Playwright suites, deploys to a preview URL, and reports bundle and query budgets before review.
Our bots handle the work nobody wants: invoice matching, KYC document intake, inventory reconciliation, and CRM hygiene. Each run is idempotent, logged, and reversible, with a human review queue for the cases that genuinely need judgement.
A logistics client cut a 22-hour weekly reconciliation cycle to 40 minutes of exception review in the first quarter after rollout.
Send a paragraph about the product, the deadline, and the constraint that worries you most. You will get a written response within two business days.