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Product engineering

Web platforms and internal tools, shipped in milestones you can run yourself.

Netixsol scopes, designs and builds web platforms, internal tools and learning systems for funded startups and mid-sized companies. Every milestone ends in working software, with the code and docs your team needs to run it.

Release log

From SkillMatch
v1.0.0 · Jun 2024
First release as SkillMatch: job posts, CV ranking and assessments
v2.0.0 · Oct 2024
One codebase for the app, the API and the admin console
Every release
Automated tests · preview link · rollback point
Status
Live; the first version shipped as Pre-screen

Is this the right fit?

A good fit

  • You need a web platform, internal tool or LMS built around a process you can describe.
  • You want working software at each milestone, not one big reveal at the end.
  • You plan to run the product yourself and need code and docs your team can take over.
  • Your product sits next to an AI agent or a protocol, and you want one team for both.

Not a fit

  • You need a fixed price before the scope is written down.
  • An off-the-shelf tool already does the job. Configuring it will cost you less than custom software.
  • No one on your side can review and accept each milestone.

What we build

  1. Web platformsCustomer-facing web apps, from the first release to the versions after it.
  2. Internal tools and management systemsAdmin panels, dashboards and management systems (PMS) that replace spreadsheets.
  3. Learning platforms (LMS)Learning management systems for courses, learners and progress tracking.
  4. Apps around agents and protocolsThe dashboards, interfaces and APIs that put an agent or a protocol in front of users.
  5. Game platformsIn-game companion apps on Overwolf, with tasks, seasons, leaderboards and subscriptions.

Web platforms

We scope customer-facing web apps with you and build them release by release. Screens are designed first, then built and shipped in milestones.

  • Product scoping and a written milestone plan
  • UI and UX design in Figma before build
  • React front ends over typed APIs
  • Accounts, roles, notifications and payments

Internal tools and management systems

These are the tools your staff use every day. We replace spreadsheets and manual steps with screens, rules and reports.

  • Role-based access and an audit log of changes
  • Dashboards and reports over your existing data
  • Imports from the spreadsheets they replace
  • Approval steps and notifications for each workflow

Learning platforms (LMS)

Learning management systems for courses, cohorts and training programs. Your staff manage the content, and learners see their own progress.

  • Courses, lessons and quizzes your staff can edit
  • Roles for admins, instructors and learners
  • Progress, completion and score reports
  • Video, files and certificates, as in the learning platform we built for Web3 Geeks

Apps around agents and protocols

An agent or a protocol still needs screens, accounts and APIs before people can use it. We build that layer with the team that built the core.

  • Trading and staking interfaces with wallet connection
  • Indexers and APIs over on-chain data
  • Chat and analytics screens for AI agents
  • Explorers and aggregators for token and NFT data

How it fits together

  1. People

    • Your users
    • Your staffAdmin console and roles
  2. Apps

    • Web appReact, Next.js and TypeScript
    • Admin console
  3. Services

    • Node.js APIBusiness rules, roles and integrations
  4. Data and hosting

    • PostgreSQL or MongoDB
    • HostingVercel, Railway, AWS or DigitalOcean, with Docker
How a product fits together
  1. Milestones that ship

    Every milestone ends in a deployed build you can use, not a status report.

  2. Accounts in your name

    Repositories, hosting and domains sit in accounts you own. Access to your product never depends on us.

  3. Roles and audit log from release one

    Access rules and a change log go in early, because adding them later means rework.

  4. Common tools your team can hire for

    We favor React, TypeScript, Node.js and PostgreSQL, so you can staff the product after handover.

Front end
React · Next.js · TypeScript
Back end and data
Node.js · PostgreSQL · MongoDB
Design
Figma · reusable components · accessibility checks
Delivery
Vercel, Railway, AWS or DigitalOcean, with Docker · preview builds · automated tests

Risks we engineer for

Risks in Product engineering work and how we handle them
RiskWhy it mattersHow we handle it
Scope creepUnwritten requirements turn into late changes and missed dates.A written scope per milestone, with changes agreed and re-planned before work starts.
Vendor lock-inIf only the vendor can deploy or reach the code, you cannot switch or grow your team.Code, hosting and credentials live in your accounts, with a runbook and handover sessions.
Access-control gapsInternal tools hold staff, customer and financial data.Role-based access, server-side checks on every action and an audit log.
Data migration lossMoving from spreadsheets or an old system can drop or corrupt records.Scripted imports, dry runs on a copy and record counts reconciled before cutover.
Regressions after launchA fix in one place breaks another, and your users find it first.Automated tests, a preview build for every change and a rollback point per release.

How delivery works

  1. Map the workflow

    We map the users, the data and the steps, then split the work into milestones.

    Output Scope document and milestone plan

  2. Design screens and data model

    We design the key screens, the data model and the integrations, and agree them with you.

    Output Clickable design and architecture notes

  3. Build and demo each milestone

    Each milestone ships to a staging link you can test, with a short demo.

    Output A working build at every milestone

  4. Launch, hand over and support

    We deploy to production, train your team and hand over the code and docs. Support and maintenance continue if you want them.

    Output Live product, runbook and repository access

Shipped work

Questions

Short answers to the questions we hear most often.

What kinds of products do you build?

Web platforms, internal tools, management systems (PMS) and learning platforms (LMS). We also build the apps around our AI agent and blockchain work.

Can you improve a product we already have?

Yes. We start with a short review of the code and hosting, then agree what to fix first and what to build next.

How do milestones work?

Each milestone has a written scope and ends with a working build on a staging link. You review it, then we agree the next one.

Can our own team take the product over?

Yes. We hand over the code, deployment steps and docs, and walk your engineers through them.

How do you price a product build?

Every engagement is quoted after a scoping call. The quote follows the milestone plan, so screens, integrations and data migration shape it.

Do you support the product after launch?

Yes. We offer support and maintenance after launch, and the runbook lets your team handle routine work.

Have an agent, protocol or product to ship?

Send a short brief and we'll reply with times for a 30-minute scoping call.