Services/Web Development/Full stack
Full-Stack Development
One team for the whole product: the interface, the server side, the database and the launch. You deal with one contractor and get one result.
What full-stack work looks like
Three ways clients use a full-stack team.
New products and MVPs
You bring the idea, we build the whole product: design, front end, back end and the launch.
- You have no development team of your own yet
- You want a working MVP first and the full product after it
- One contractor should answer for the result
Web and mobile on one back end
A web product and a mobile app that share accounts, data and business rules.
- One API for the website, the app and the admin panel
- Features released on all platforms at the same time
- One team that knows the whole system
Full-stack developers for your team
Our engineers join your team and work under your lead, on your process and your tools.
- Developers who can take a task from the database to the screen
- A start as soon as the agreement is signed
- A team that grows or shrinks with your workload
Stacks we combine
The front end is written in TypeScript. The pairs below are the ones we build products on.
Products we have built end to end. Each case shows the stack, the task and what was hard.
All case studies
Photo recognitionTruck parts identification appPhoto recognition on the phone: a Flutter app and a Python back end that name heavy-truck parts from a picture.Computer vision · Flutter · Python
SaaSTaxi fleet platformA subscription platform for taxi fleets with driver and rider apps.Go · Flutter · React
MarketplaceSplandeed marketplace with a mapA marketplace with an interactive map and storefront admin panels.Vue.js · Laravel
Engagement models
Three ways to work with us. We help you pick one on the first call.
Our engineers work as an extension of your team, under your lead or ours.
We agree on the scope, the price and the deadline before the work starts.
You pay for the hours worked and change priorities whenever you need.
We turned to the 24Gen team when the project was in a critical stage. Deadlines were looming, and the product was far from ready. From the very beginning, we were impressed by the team's professionalism and accountability. In a short time, they assembled an MVP, set up scrum processes, and introduced an AI-based solution for moderation. Despite tight deadlines, all key modules were delivered on time and with solid quality. We are very satisfied with the collaboration and confidently recommend 24Gen as a reliable partner for large-scale projects.
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All articlesDoes full stack mean one developer does everything?
No. It means one team answers for the whole product. Front-end and back-end developers work on one plan under one team lead, and a project manager keeps you informed.
Is it cheaper than hiring two contractors?
Usually yes. Nothing has to be agreed between two companies, the API is designed once, and nobody waits for the other side.
Can we start with an MVP?
Yes. We propose which features go into the first version and which wait, and start once you approve the list. The MVP is built so that the full product grows from it instead of replacing it.
Can your full-stack developers join our team?
Yes. They work under your lead, in your task tracker and your repository. This is the dedicated team model.
Can you take over an existing product?
Yes. We start with a code audit to see what the codebase can support, then propose a plan for what to keep and what to rebuild, and start once you approve it.
How do you estimate the cost?
After the first call we break the task into parts and send you a written estimate. When the scope is clear, we fix the price and the deadline. When it is open or likely to change, we work on time and materials or as a dedicated team.
Who owns the code? Do you sign an NDA?
You do. The code and all rights to it pass to you in full. We sign an NDA whenever you need one.
Tell us about your product
Describe the task in a few lines. We will get back to you to set up a call.
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