Web app development, paid in crypto.
Customer portals, marketplaces and internal tools. Software built around the work people actually need to get done.
Start a projectDevelopment paid in crypto. See the payment terms.
Your workflow. In working software.
For a defined workflow that existing software cannot handle well. Bring the current process, the people involved and the parts that keep breaking.
- Product flows
- Screens, permissions and acceptance criteria for the people using and operating the application.
- Application systems
- Data models, authentication, backend logic and integrations. Loading, empty and failure states are part of the interface.
- Production handover
- A deployment path, setup documentation and access to the custom source and agreed infrastructure.
Make the workflow explicit.
We start with a task a user must complete. Who can start it, which information is required, who approves it and what happens if it cannot be completed? Those decisions shape the application more than a long feature list.
The scope can cover a client portal, booking system, marketplace or operational tool. Public content and private application screens have different needs. We define search visibility, permissions and data access accordingly.
Permissions belong in the backend.
Hiding a button is not access control. Data boundaries, role changes and ownership checks need to hold when an API is called directly. The agreed test plan covers the important actions and the users who must not be able to perform them.
Integrations bring their own limits and failure cases. We identify the authoritative system for each record, how updates are retried and what an operator sees when an action is blocked.
Review working slices of the product.
Delivery is organised around usable flows so you can inspect behaviour before the whole application is complete. Scope changes are discussed against the agreed release, with their effect on time and cost made visible.
The handover includes the custom source and instructions needed to run it. Support, monitoring responsibilities and future changes are agreed separately. A product that only its original developer can operate is not a complete handover.
An ordinary application, paid in crypto.
A customer portal or internal tool can be paid in crypto without using a blockchain itself. Agree the development scope first, then the accepted asset, network and payment stages. External hosting and API services retain their own charges and account requirements.
Keep access and review conditions in the proposal. BRÈCHE does not publish or privately share past client projects as references. Your own application's release and its access rules are separate decisions.
A few things to know.
Can you work with our existing backend?
Yes, subject to reviewing the API, authentication, data model and access available. That review determines whether we can extend it or need changes to support the new interface.
Do you build internal tools as well as public products?
Yes. Internal tools, client portals and public platforms all fit this scope. The requirements differ in permissions, integrations and operational support.
Who owns the source code?
You receive the custom project source under the agreed terms. Third-party libraries, fonts and services keep their own licences, and those dependencies are identified at handover.
Can I pay for a custom app in USDC or USDT?
Yes, subject to agreeing the asset, network and payment terms for the project. A web application does not need a wallet connection or smart contract because its development is paid in crypto.
From first spec to production.