React & .NET Development for Modern Business Software

What we build

• Multi-tenant SaaS applications — customer-facing platforms with tenant isolation, role-based access, billing, and the operational scaffolding to actually run them.
• Internal dashboards and admin tools — the systems that replace the spreadsheet-and-email workflow your operations team is silently drowning in.
• Enterprise system integrations — connecting CRMs, ERPs, accounting, inventory, and identity providers into a single coherent application surface.
• Legacy .NET modernization — .NET Framework 4.x to .NET 8, WebForms to React, MVC monolith to API + SPA. Done in increments so the business keeps running.
• Customer-facing applications — dashboards, configurators, document workflows, anything where a typed API and an accessible front end matter.
• API design and platform work — REST and GraphQL APIs that other teams (yours or your customers') can build against without filing tickets.

Why React + .NET

Most agencies pick a stack because they know it, then talk you into it. We pick stacks based on three things: where your data and identity already live, what your team can maintain after we hand off, and how the project will scale operationally.

For teams running on Microsoft infrastructure (Active Directory, SQL Server, Azure) and shipping B2B software, React + .NET is consistently the lowest-friction combination. You get a fast, accessible front end, a typed and mature backend with first-class auth and background-job support, and a hiring market full of senior engineers who can run it.

Where it doesn't fit, we say so and recommend something else (Node + React, Python + React, Go + React are all in our toolbox).

How we work

1. Scope to a shippable v1. We carve every project into a three-to-six-week first cut that solves one real problem. If v1 doesn't earn its keep, the rest of the roadmap is theoretical.
2. Typed end-to-end. TypeScript on the front end, C# on the back end, shared types via OpenAPI or NSwag. Refactors stop being scary when the compiler is on your side.
3. Real CI from day one. Build, test, lint, deploy. No "we'll add CI later." Later never comes.
4. Hand off cleanly. Every project ends with documentation your team can read, a deployment process they can run, and a code base they can extend without calling us.

Stack

Front end

Back end

Platform

Where this fits

We pair React and .NET development with custom AI integrations when the workflow calls for it, and with the ViewForge Shopify fitment platform for ecommerce work. Real examples — including a multi-tenant React dashboard and a Cosmos-backed real-time analytics platform — are on the work page.

FAQ

Why React and .NET specifically?

Because together they cover most of what business software actually needs: a fast, accessible front end and a typed, mature backend with first-class support for auth, background jobs, and integrations. You can build the same things in other stacks — but for teams running on Microsoft infrastructure, or shipping enterprise B2B software, React + .NET is usually the lowest-friction choice.

Do you do greenfield projects or only modernizations?

Both. Most of our work is greenfield: a new internal tool, a customer-facing dashboard, a multi-tenant SaaS. We also take on .NET Framework → .NET 8 modernizations and React Class → Hooks migrations, usually as part of a broader feature push so the rewrite earns its keep.

What is your stack inside React?

TypeScript by default. Vite for new apps, Next.js when SSR or routing complexity warrants it, Astro for content-heavy marketing sites. TanStack Query for server state, Zustand or Redux Toolkit when client state grows. Tailwind or CSS Modules — we will match what your team already maintains.

What is your stack inside .NET?

ASP.NET Core (current LTS) for new APIs. Entity Framework Core for most data access; Dapper when raw SQL performance matters. SQL Server or PostgreSQL depending on hosting. Background jobs via Hangfire or hosted services. Identity via ASP.NET Identity, Auth0, or Azure AD B2C.

How do you handle multi-tenancy?

Three patterns, picked per project: shared schema with tenant_id column (cheapest, hardest to isolate), schema-per-tenant (good middle ground for compliance), database-per-tenant (most isolation, highest ops cost). We pick based on customer count, data sensitivity, and the team you have to operate it.

Can you work with our existing team?

Yes. Most of our engagements are augmentation, not replacement. We integrate with your repos, your standups, your code review process. We can also lead a project end-to-end if you do not have a frontend or backend lead.