When a website builder runs out, we build the software. Booking systems, quote tools, stores with their own pricing rules, and training platforms with a login for each role. Every project is quoted once we know what the app has to do.
Tell us what the app has to do or see the app projects.
We are DistroCode, a US company, building websites since 2017. We write Laravel on the server and React or Vue for the screens people use.
When the site has to work out something for each customer, not just show pages. Prices that change by customer. Bookings paid in installments. Staff and clients who each need their own login and their own view.
A Squarespace, Wix or WordPress site handles pages, forms and a standard store well. Once the rules are yours alone, a site builder starts fighting you, and a web app is usually the cleaner answer.
If a website will do the job, we will say so. It costs less to build and less to keep running.
Software that runs in the browser, for your staff, your customers or both.
The server side is Laravel. The screens are React or Vue.
Five projects on our Work page are web applications rather than sites on a site builder. Each card keeps to what that project’s own page states.
Built with: Laravel
What it does: a computer parts store for business and consumer buyers
Buyers search by part number or name, order at the listed price, or ask for a quote on a bulk order. Prices can be set per customer organization. The store takes Canadian and US dollars, and charges tax only to customers who pay in Canadian dollars.
Built with: Laravel and React
What it does: event booking
Clients enter the whole event: guest count, adult and children’s menus, drinks, bar style and timings, and seating. They can pay in four installments before the date. Staff find bookings by name, contract number or date.
Built with: Laravel and React
What it does: training for lift engineers
Four roles share one platform: learner, assessor, trainer and quality assurance. Learners work through lessons and quizzes and submit reports from real jobs on site. Quizzes are marked automatically, assessors mark the harder work by hand, and trainers answer questions in a live chat.
None of these project pages quotes a sales figure or a usage number. We have not measured one we could show you, so this page does not quote one either.
In five steps.
Read these before you ask for a quote.
Laravel on the server, and React or Vue for the screens. Every app on our Work page is Laravel, React or both. We offer Vue for new work, though none of the projects on our Work page uses it.
Sometimes. WordPress with the right plugins covers a lot, and we write our own WordPress plugins under the name PluginSprout. If a plugin will do the job, we will tell you, because it costs less than an app.
That is often part of the job. For connecting forms, CRM, email and invoices, see our AI and workflow automation work, which covers CRM, ERP and GoHighLevel workflows.
No. The app runs on the host you choose, and we set it up there.
By email at sales@distrocode.com or through the contact form. We reply in writing within one working day, Monday to Friday, so you keep a record of what was said.
Tell us who will use the app and what it has to work out for them. Contact us or email sales@distrocode.com, and we will reply with a quote or the questions we need answered first.