Custom software built around the way your team already works every day

The tools we use to build your software
TypeScript
Node.js
Next.js
Postgres
Prisma
Redis
Docker
Vercel
GraphQL
Postman
Sentry
GitHub
Cloudflare
Stripe
Resend
Notion

Included in the
project we build

API design

Clean, versioned APIs with clear docs and working examples your team can build on.

API reference

  • GET/v1/ordersDocs
  • POST/v1/ordersDocs
  • GET/v1/orders/{id}Docs
Example response200 OK
{
  "id": "ord_1042",
  "status": "paid"
}

Database schema

A Postgres database designed around your data, with tracked and reversible changes.

Postgres schema

customers
  • idPK
  • emailtext
  • created_attimestamptz
orders
  • idPK
  • customer_idFK
  • totalnumeric
items
  • idPK
  • order_idFK
  • skutext
Foreign keysIndexesMigrations

Auth & permissions

Role-based access, single sign-on when you need it, and logs on every sensitive action.

Roles

RoleViewEditBilling
Admin
Manager
Viewer

Single sign-on

SAML enabled

Audit log

Role changed, 2m ago

Background jobs

Slow tasks run quietly in the background, with automatic retries if something goes wrong.

Job queue

Completed

1,284

Running

3

Retried

12

  • send-invoice-emails1.2s
  • generate-report-pdf64%
  • sync-crm-contactsRetry 2 of 5
  • resize-uploadsQueued

Admin tooling

Internal dashboards for ops, support and finance teams, so they stop asking engineers.

Admin, customers

Search customers
Refund
NamePlanStatus
AAcme Inc.ProActive
NNorthwindTeamActive
GGlobexProPaused

No ticket to engineering needed

Monitoring + alerting

Error tracking, logs and dashboards, so you see problems before your customers do.

Monitoring

Error rate above 2% on /checkoutAlert sent
Errors per minuteWatching
TypeError in cart.tsThreshold

CI/CD

Every change gets its own preview before it ships, and every merge is always ready to deploy.

Pipeline

feat/new-pricinga3f9c2e
Install
Lint
Test
Build
Preview

Preview

new-pricing.preview.yourbrand.com

Ready to merge and deploy

Documentation

Diagrams, runbooks and an onboarding guide, so a new person ramps up in a week.

Docs

  • Architecture
  • Runbook: deploys
  • Runbook: incidents
  • New starter guide

System overview

Web app
API
Postgres

30-day support

Bug fixes are free for the first 30 days after launch, then billed hourly or on a retainer.

Support window

Free bug fixes after launchDay 12 of 30
  • Export skips last rowFixed
  • Timezone on reportsFixed
  • Slow search on large listsIn progress

For operational software, internal tools, APIs, and integrations. Scoped to your exact workflow.

Pricedper project

Every build is quoted to your exact scope after a short call. Fixed price, paid in two halves.

Always included

  • Full-stack web app
  • Auth + database + APIs
  • Up to 20 core screens
  • 4–6 week delivery
See all plans

Questions we get
every week

Email hello@invokube.com and we reply within a few hours.

Software built specifically for your business: internal tools, dashboards, custom APIs, ERPs, workflow automations. The stuff off-the-shelf vendors don't cover. Anything where your specific rules and integrations matter more than the generic feature list.

Yes. We've inherited everything from clean Rails apps to 8-year-old PHP monoliths. We start with a one-week audit, then propose a roadmap: what to keep, what to rewrite, what to retire. No "burn it down" reflex.

Pragmatically: TypeScript + Node + Postgres + Next.js as the default. Python for ML/data work. Other stacks if you have an existing team, we won't force a rewrite to suit our preferences.

Three options: (1) you take it over with full handoff + docs, (2) monthly retainer with us, (3) hourly on-demand. Most clients pick option 1 for stable systems, option 2 for active builds.

Standard practice: env vars never in code, secrets in a vault, RBAC on everything sensitive, audit logs for state changes, dependency scanning in CI. For regulated industries (HIPAA, SOC 2, PCI) we partner with specialists.

Yes, that's a common engagement. We profile the bottleneck (rarely what people guess), propose targeted fixes, ship them, measure. Usually it's a missing index, not a missing rewrite.