Websites • Apps • MVP • AI Features

    Web & app development that wins you customers

    We build websites, Apps, MVPs, integrations, and AI-driven features that help businesses launch faster and scale efficiently.

    AI-Powered Solutions

    We actively use AI to make products smarter and teams more efficient. All DForce team members leverage AI tools in their workflow to speed up processes, reduce errors, and optimize resources, helping clients save time and costs.

    Websites • Apps • MVP • AI Features

    Web & app development services

    Website Development

    Corporate websites, landing pages, and product sites focused on performance, UX, and SEO.

    MVP Development

    Fast MVP development with scalable architecture and clear product focus.

    Integrations & Custom Features

    Payment systems, APIs, CRMs, dashboards, and business automation.

    AI-Powered Solutions

    AI automation, chatbots, smart search, analytics, and workflow optimization.

    Application Development

    Native and cross-platform mobile apps with intuitive UX and robust backend integration.

    Why DForce

    01

    Product-first approach

    02

    Clean, scalable architecture

    03

    AI to reduce cost and time-to-market

    04

    One team: product, design & tech

    Frequently asked

    How much does a turnkey website cost?
    A landing page starts at $500. A corporate site or a site with a catalogue, at $1,000. An app with its own logic and integrations, at $2,000. That is three times less, and about three times faster, than a traditional agency for the same scope, because we write code with AI and the same product takes far fewer hours. We name the exact figure after a short call.
    How long does a website or an app take?
    A landing page takes one to two weeks. A corporate site, three to five. An app with real logic and integrations, six weeks and up. We work in iterations, so you see the first screens in week two rather than at the end.
    What does turnkey development include?
    Analysis and structure, design, front-end, back-end, integrations with payment systems and your CRM, testing, launch, and the first month of support.
    Should we start with web or mobile?
    Almost always web. A responsive web app puts you in front of real users for the least money. Native mobile is worth adding once there is a signal that people actually want the product.

    Let's build it

    Let's build and scale your product.