Web & App Development
From booking systems for clinics to storefronts that hold up under a sale-day traffic spike, we build applications around your actual users and your actual load, not a generic template.
The approach, every time.
Understand the traffic pattern
A clinic's peak load looks nothing like a restaurant chain's Saturday night. We design for your actual usage pattern, not a generic template.
Architecture before pixels
Data model, integrations, and hosting decided before any screen is designed, so the interface doesn't have to fight the backend later.
Built to be maintained
Documented, tested, and handed over in a state someone other than us can maintain, whether that's your team or another vendor.
Deployed with CI/CD
Every release goes through the same automated pipeline, so shipping a fix doesn't depend on one person's laptop.
Illustrative examples, not a client list.
Solipher Labs is a young lab. These are the kinds of problems this service is built to solve, not named client work. Tell us what you're building.
Booking that doesn't need a phone call
A multi-doctor clinic was taking appointment bookings entirely over the phone, which meant a receptionist was the bottleneck for every new patient. We built an online booking and patient-record system that lets patients self-schedule against real-time doctor availability.
- Real-time appointment availability
- Patient record and history portal
- SMS/email appointment reminders
Ordering that survives a Saturday-night spike
A restaurant chain's online ordering system kept failing during their busiest hours, which is the exact moment failure is most expensive. We rebuilt the ordering flow to hold up under a real traffic spike, with menu and inventory synced across every location.
- Multi-location menu management
- Order flow built for peak load
- Kitchen display integration
A storefront that doesn't fall over on sale day
A retailer's storefront had never been tested under real sale-day traffic, so every promotion was a gamble. We rebuilt the storefront and checkout for predictable performance under load, with inventory that stays accurate across online and in-store sales.
- Load-tested checkout flow
- Inventory synced with in-store POS
- Cart recovery and promotions
A catalog built for buyers who order in bulk
A commercial kitchen equipment seller's catalog was built for individual consumers, not the restaurants and hotels that made up most of their revenue. We built a B2B ordering portal with bulk pricing, quote requests, and account-based order history.
- Tiered/bulk pricing by account
- Quote-request workflow
- Order history and reordering
Have something like this to build?
Tell us what you’re building and we’ll tell you honestly whether we’re a fit.