Websites and apps, built end to end.
Boddy.dev is a one-stop full stack studio. You describe what your business needs to do; we handle the interface, the database, the deploy and everything in between.
Fixed-scope builds and monthly retainers · Reply within two working days
Two ways to work together.
Most clients start with a fixed-scope build, then move onto a retainer once it's live. You can do either on its own.
A finished thing, by an agreed date
Marketing sites, web apps, dashboards, booking systems, internal tools. One price agreed up front, no hourly surprises.
- +Design and build in one pass
- +Database, auth and payments wired up
- +Deployed, monitored, handed over
- +30 days of fixes included
An ongoing developer on call
A set number of days each month for new features, fixes and improvements. Pause or stop whenever it stops being useful.
- +Shared board, you set the priorities
- +Performance and SEO kept in check
- +Dependencies and security patched
- +Rolling monthly, one month's notice
White-label overflow work
Sitting behind your brand, in your repo, in your Slack. Your client never hears the name Boddy.dev unless you want them to.
- +Your process, your conventions
- +Figma to production handoff
- +Named in standups, invisible elsewhere
- +NDA signed same day
Boring tools, chosen on purpose.
Everything here is widely used and well documented, so the work stays cheap to maintain and easy for another developer to pick up. Nothing locks you in.
Four steps, no mystery.
You write in
A short note about what you need. No forms with twenty fields.
Scope and quote
A written plan: what gets built, in what order, for what price.
Build in the open
A live preview link from week one, updated as work lands.
Launch and hand over
Deployed on your accounts, with a walkthrough and docs.
Recent builds.
Both of these were built from scratch — interface, database and deploy. They're live, so you can click through and use them.
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Musician profiles with audio and video, radius search by instrument, genre and goal, bands with open positions to fill, and real-time chat that only opens once both sides accept.
Before you write in.
It depends on scope, so every quote is written for the specific job. Small marketing sites and larger web apps sit at very different ends. Send a few lines about what you need and you will get a real number, not a range.
A focused marketing site is usually one to two weeks. Anything beyond that depends entirely on scope, so the written quote gives you a date rather than a guess. If you have a fixed deadline, say so early and the scope gets shaped around it.
You do, entirely. It lives in your repository, deployed to your accounts, with no proprietary framework in the middle. If you ever hire in-house, another developer can take over without a rewrite.
Yes. Inheriting half-finished projects is common. The first step is a short audit so nobody is guessing about the state of things, then a plan for what to fix first.
Thirty days of fixes are included with every project build. After that most clients move to a monthly retainer for changes and maintenance, but there is no obligation to.
Boddy.dev is deliberately a studio brand rather than a personal one. It keeps the focus on the work, and it means agency clients can put their own name in front of it without any awkwardness.
Tell us what you need built.
A couple of sentences is plenty to start. You'll get a straight answer on scope, timing and cost — usually within two working days.