Food delivery platform — website and app
Gruby
A food delivery platform for ordering from local restaurants, with scheduled orders and live order tracking.
Product Engineering
SaaS Product Development
From first version to a SaaS product customers pay for.
What’s included
- MVP scoping and product roadmap
- Multi-tenant architecture
- Subscriptions, billing and plan limits
- Onboarding and in-product guidance
- Admin, support and analytics tooling
- Public APIs for integrations
Overview
Why it matters
We build software-as-a-service products end to end: multi-tenant architecture, subscriptions and billing, onboarding, admin tools and the analytics that show what customers actually use.
We also build SaaS products of our own — DialynAI, DialWise AI, Lauki and ChaseBuilder — so we plan for what comes after launch: pricing changes, usage limits, support tooling, data privacy and the next ten features on the roadmap.
Who it’s for
- Founders validating a product with a first release
- Businesses turning an internal tool into a product for other companies
- SaaS teams that need more engineering capacity or a rebuild
- Products preparing for larger customers with security questions
What you get
Deliverables, not vague promises
- 01
Product scope
A first release defined around one core job, with a roadmap for what follows.
- 02
Product design
User flows, a design system and interface designs for web and mobile.
- 03
Production platform
Multi-tenant application with billing, authentication and admin tooling.
- 04
Launch infrastructure
Environments, monitoring, backups and deployment pipelines.
- 05
Iteration support
Usage analysis and planned releases after launch.
How we work
How the work is delivered
- 01
Validate
The problem, the buyer and the smallest release that proves value.
- 02
Design
Core flows and a design system that can grow with the product.
- 03
Build
MVP engineering with billing, auth and admin from day one.
- 04
Launch
Onboarding, analytics and support processes in place for the first customers.
- 05
Iterate
Roadmap driven by usage data and customer conversations.
Technology and platforms
- Next.js
- React
- TypeScript
- Node.js
- PostgreSQL
- Supabase
- Firebase
- Redis
- AWS
- Google Cloud
- Docker
FAQ
Questions clients ask first
How small should a first version be?
Small enough to launch in weeks rather than quarters, and complete enough that customers can do one important job end to end. We help cut scope without cutting the parts that make the product credible.
Can you handle payments and subscriptions?
Yes. We integrate subscription billing, plan limits and invoicing with a payment provider that suits your markets.
Do you build your own products?
Yes. DialynAI, DialWise AI, Lauki and ChaseBuilder are designed and engineered at Chasegeek, and that experience shapes how we plan client products.
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