React & Next.js Development
Marketing sites and web apps in React and Next.js: fast by default, accessible, and faithful to the design down to the motion and the empty states.
- You get
- Production code that matches what you approved
React, Next.js, Node and Sanity, with AI woven in where it does a job the product needs doing. The same team that designed it develops it, so the motion, the edge cases and the detail survive into production.
const ship = () => build(fast, safe) }
Designed and developed by one team
Teams we develop for

Releases you can open, not status decks.
Why Dcycle for development
The usual route is a design agency, a handoff, then a dev shop, with scope drift, re-specification and nobody accountable in between. We removed the handoff.
Our designers and engineers sit on the same project from research through deployment. Design stays about a week ahead and handles what development uncovers, because development always uncovers something. What you approved is what goes live.
What we develop
The source lives in your repository from week one. No proprietary layer, no hosting lock-in, and no exit fee the day you decide to take it in-house.
Marketing sites and web apps in React and Next.js: fast by default, accessible, and faithful to the design down to the motion and the empty states.
Six weeks is not a discount on scope, it is a constraint on decisions. We choose the one question your MVP has to answer, do that properly, and skip the rest on purpose.
Accounts, roles, billing, dashboards and the admin surfaces behind them. Node.js underneath, with a front-end that stays in step with the design system as the product grows.
Sanity-backed sites your marketing team can run themselves: structured content and page assembly with guardrails, so an edit never breaks the design.
Agents, model-backed features and automation, where they do a job the product needs doing. Not a chatbot bolted on for the demo. More on how we work with AI.
Flutter apps and progressive web apps that share one design language with your web product, as WooMeNow does across web, Flutter and PWA.
For when custom development is the wrong answer. Webflow sites with a reusable class system and CMS, so launching the next page means assembling known parts.
Load time, Core Web Vitals and conversion paths treated as part of the work rather than a clean-up project afterwards, and measured against the question from stage one.
Send us the file. We’ll tell you what it takes to ship it: scope, date and price, before any work starts.
How we develop
How a project runs at Dcycle, in roughly the order you’ll experience it.
See the Dcycle LoopTogether, not in sequence. Design stays about a week ahead and handles what development uncovers, because development always uncovers something. Decisions get made by people who can see both the Figma file and the pull request.
That is why the interactions, motion and edge cases you approved survive into production, instead of being quietly dropped in sprint three.
You see working software every week, not status decks. Weekly releases you can open, in your own repository, so progress is something you click through rather than something you are told about.
You do. Your accounts, your domain, your repository, where the source has lived since week one. There is no proprietary layer, no hosting lock-in, and no exit fee the day you decide to take it in-house.
At Deliver, ownership formally moves to you: accounts, source, documentation, and analytics pointed at the question we set out to answer.
Yes, when week one is spent deciding what not to develop. Six weeks is a constraint on decisions, not a discount on scope. We pick the one question the MVP has to answer and deliberately skip everything that doesn’t help answer it.
We wrote that up in Idea to MVP in six weeks.
Where it does a job the product needs doing: agents, model-backed features and automation. Not a chatbot bolted on for the demo. Six of the products we have shipped are AI-first.
The interface and the pipeline constrain each other daily, which is why one team does both. How we design and develop AI products.
Scope, timeline and price are agreed before a single hour is billed, alongside the list of what we are deliberately not developing. If something later falls outside it, we say so and re-quote, rather than absorb it and quietly slip the date.
That comes out of discovery: you start with a fixed scope, a date, and an explicit not-doing list.
Products aren’t finished, they’re maintained, which is why our process is a loop. The first thing the numbers tell you after launch is what to discover next.
WooMeNow started as a single landing page and became four phases over roughly four years: web, a Flutter app and a PWA, with no rewrite between them.
Recent projects

Marketplace · Tampa, Florida · Design + development
A two-page brief that became a four-year product partnership.

Fitness · Mobile app
A dual-role trainer and client app. Nine weeks, one designer, one developer.

AI · E-commerce
A Django platform taken from an empty repository to a live storefront.

Healthcare · Ahmedabad
A site for patients who arrive worried, not browsing. React, Next.js and Tailwind.

Events & culture · Tampa
A one-night pageant that needed a site doing five jobs at once.
Client voices
“Dcycle transformed our vision into a sleek, intuitive platform. Their attention to detail and technical expertise exceeded our expectations.”
“Working with Dcycle was a game-changer for us. Their expertise in design and development helped us elevate our platform with a seamless, user-friendly experience.”
“Dcycle transformed our vision into a powerful fitness app with a seamless user experience, an engaging platform that users love.”
Before development
Where the sharpest work starts. We look at your market, your users and what is already live, then turn that into a scope with a shape: what comes first, what can wait, and the number we are trying to move.
Explore discoveryResearch, UX and interface design for products people come back to. We start with who uses this and what number you’re moving, not with a moodboard.
Explore designLet’s talk
Tell us what you’re working on and where it’s stuck. You’ll get a straight answer on scope, timeline and whether we’re the right team, before anyone writes a proposal.
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