
Loopa — Sparkling Drinks Brand Site
Product site for a natural sparkling drink range. Flavour pages, an ingredient-transparency section, and a bulk-order form that turns distributor enquiries into quote requests.
Forgebyte is a freelance web application development studio. I design, build, and ship full-stack products for founders and teams who need to move fast without cutting corners.
Forgebyte is built around a single, opinionated stack — chosen for speed, reliability, and low running cost — so every project starts from a proven foundation instead of a blank page.
Focused engagements, not open-ended retainers — you always know what you're getting and when it ships.
End-to-end product builds — from first commit to a production deploy your users can rely on.
Well-structured APIs, database design, and third-party integrations that hold up under real traffic.
A working, testable prototype in weeks — built to validate an idea before you commit to more.
Bug fixes, new features, and maintenance after launch, so the product keeps moving with your business.
Client projects and concept builds, running on the open web.

Product site for a natural sparkling drink range. Flavour pages, an ingredient-transparency section, and a bulk-order form that turns distributor enquiries into quote requests.

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Full-stack storefront for a premium makeup brand: shade-led product pages, cart and checkout with Razorpay and cash on delivery, order-confirmation email, plus an admin back-office. Installable as a PWA.
Four stages, start to finish. No surprises in scope or timeline.
A short call to define the problem, scope, and success criteria before any code gets written.
Iterative development with regular check-ins, so you see progress every week, not just at the end.
QA passes, performance checks, and a deploy to production once everything holds up.
A window of post-launch support to fix what comes up and hand off a stable, documented product.
Tell me what you're building — I'll reply within a day with next steps or a few clarifying questions.