KriyaXlabs · Web development
Web application development with Next.js and React
In short
KriyaXlabs builds web applications on Next.js, React and TypeScript, with the multi-tenancy, role-based access and audit trails that institutional customers require. The same stack runs our own products — five Next.js consoles in Crampad Enterprise alone — so the patterns are proven in production before they reach a client.
A web application is not a website with a login. The difference shows up the moment a second organisation signs up and expects its data to stay separate, its admins to see only their own people, and every change to be traceable. Most agencies discover this six months in. We built it into our own products first.
Crampad Enterprise runs five separate Next.js applications — admin, super-admin, teacher, student and parent — against one API, with organisation-scoped roles carried in every token. That is the depth we bring to client work: not a template, but an architecture that has already survived contact with real institutions.
What you get
Multi-tenant SaaS platforms
Organisation-scoped data with row-level isolation, nestable org units, persistent rosters and seat-based licensing. Built so tenant N+1 costs nothing.
Admin and operations consoles
The surfaces your team lives in: role-scoped views, bulk imports, audit logs on every mutation, and ticketing that captures errors before users report them.
Customer-facing dashboards
Fast, server-rendered, and honest about state — loading, empty, error and success all designed, not defaulted.
Marketing and content sites
Statically generated, structured-data complete, and scoring in the high nineties on Core Web Vitals. This site is one.
Payments, auth and integrations
Razorpay and Stripe billing, OIDC single sign-on, SCIM provisioning, and third-party APIs wrapped so they can be swapped.
How it runs
- 01Discovery: goals, tenancy model, roles and the data boundary, agreed in writing before design.
- 02Architecture: data model, permission matrix and API contract reviewed with you before build.
- 03Sprints: weekly demos on a staging deployment, so what you see is what ships.
- 04Handover: a codebase your own team can run, with the decisions documented where they were made.
Built with
Proof, not promises
Products of ours that do this in production.
Questions about web development
Web developmentDo you build multi-tenant SaaS applications?
Yes — it is the thing we do most. Every enterprise table carries an organisation id with row-level isolation, roles are scoped to the organisation and carried in the token, and org units can nest for multi-campus or multi-department customers. We run this architecture ourselves in Crampad Enterprise.
Web developmentWhy Next.js rather than another framework?
Server rendering for search visibility, static generation where content is stable, and a single TypeScript codebase from database to browser. It is also what every one of our own web products runs on, so we are not learning it on your budget.
Web developmentCan you take over an existing React or Next.js codebase?
Yes. We run a short audit first — usually two to three days — covering architecture, technical debt and risk, then propose either incremental improvement or a rebuild with the reasoning attached.
Web developmentHow long does a web application take to build?
An MVP with real tenancy and roles typically ships in six to eight weeks. A marketing site with full structured data, two to three. A platform with multiple persona consoles is scoped per engagement after discovery.
Need web development?
Thirty minutes, no obligation. We reply within one business day and share a detailed proposal within two business days of the call.
30 min · No obligation · Reply within one business day