PrototypeCustom softwareSoftware and IT services
A prototype we built for Selenium Group, an IT-services firm in Toronto.
Proof
3 lines from the client.
The UI/UX design is fantastic, nice and clean. We like it a lot.
Amazing, thanks. We're looking forward to starting the RDP app once we can confirm the RDP is working.
Yes that is perfect, works for us. Then we can plan phase 1 and 2. We already have that somewhat itemized.
The firm's product needed a remote-desktop component that went beyond the open-source relay it had, and a path from a working prototype to a phased build its end client could sign against. It shared its existing code and relay, and asked for something it could test within days.
Web appDiscovery and architecture
A React and Vite portal for listing machines and opening sessions
A .NET Windows agent driving remote-desktop sessions through PowerShell
An ASP.NET Core relay between portal and agent, with MongoDB and Redis behind it and the relay approaches researched side by side
Docker packaging, so the prototype deployed as one unit on 28 August 2025
A phased build plan with handover and ownership milestones, and the design phase completed in November 2025
A deployment pipeline design in early 2026 to move the firm's monitoring tool from a no-code platform to a cloud host, with a database migration and continuous delivery
The firm called the interface clean, funded a continuation the following week, and had a phased plan it could sign against.
Done again today
Done again today, work like this usually costs $2.5K to $5K (Two-week prototype). The free plan says whether it fits before anything is priced.
A working version in 2 weeks, on real data and clickable. The repository is yours.
$2.5K to $5K, usually fixed-price
2 weeks
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Say so in a few sentences. The free plan comes from the person who built this one.