Web apps and internal portals.

What it is

An internal web application for the work your company actually runs on: the operations board, the back office, the client or supplier portal, the tool that today lives in a shared Excel and a chain of emails. Polargate builds it as a real application on Postgres, with named users, roles, permissions and a record of who changed what. It runs in the browser on any device, and it can be wrapped as an iOS and Android app when the work happens away from a desk.

How we do it

We start from your process, not from a template. In the Discovery Sprint we read the spreadsheets, the procedure documents and the email threads where the work is coordinated, and we turn them into a data model, a role map and a written scope for a first phase. Then we build. Security lives in the database: row level security enabled and forced on every table, roles as a Postgres enum checked by a function, sensitive fields such as commercial margin masked by role through a view, and an immutable audit log written by a trigger with an admin only viewer. People sign in through Microsoft Entra ID with the account they already have, or by email with a hardened password flow on your own domain. Every screen ships with its loading, empty and error states, keyboard access and 44 pixel touch targets. Before anything is handed over, the build goes through repeated adversarial audits: on the operating system we built for a hotel refurbishment contractor, one round produced 59 confirmed findings across bugs, security, interface and accessibility, all fixed before delivery.