Web application development
- Professional business websites
- E-commerce websites
- React and Next.js applications
- Customer portals
- Enterprise dashboards
- Admin management systems
Software development
Applications that belong to the product
SATHURIX builds the software around a connected product: the screen a person uses, the API behind it, and the path to the device. The examples below are studies, not a list of finished client systems.
Overview
A warehouse screen, a phone that talks to a lamp, or a desktop tool that configures a gateway are the same kind of work: software with a clear user, a clear data contract, and a clear stop when the device is not there. We can start from an application you already have, or from hardware that still needs one.
What we build
Mobile application development
- Android applications
- iOS applications
- Flutter cross-platform apps
- IoT device control apps
- Customer service applications
- Real-time notification systems
Desktop application development
- Windows and Linux applications
- Python desktop applications
- Device configuration software
- Firmware upload utilities
- Industrial monitoring interfaces
- Hardware diagnostic software
Backend and API development
- REST APIs
- Python FastAPI
- Node.js
- PostgreSQL databases
- Authentication and authorization
- Third-party API integrations
- Real-time communication
Cloud and DevOps solutions
- Docker containerization
- Linux server deployment
- CI/CD pipelines
- Cloud hosting
- Database integration
- Monitoring and maintenance
Custom enterprise software
- Inventory management systems
- Warehouse management systems
- Attendance management
- Sales dashboards
- ERP integrations
- Business workflow automation
Technology stack
Tools we use when they fit the product. A badge here is not a promise that every project uses every name.
Frontend
- React
- Next.js
- TypeScript
- Tailwind CSS
Backend
- Python
- FastAPI
- Node.js
Mobile
- Flutter
- Dart
Desktop
- Python
- PySide6
- Electron
Database
- PostgreSQL
- SQLite
- Redis
DevOps
- Docker
- GitHub Actions
- Linux
- Nginx
IoT integration
- MQTT
- WebSockets
- REST APIs
Interactive demonstrations
Four local simulations. Change a filter, a switch, or a sample request and the screen follows.
Sample data in this browser. These controls do not call a server and do not flash hardware.
Sample data
Enterprise business dashboard
Sample figures for a fictional business. Not a customer ledger.
Showing This quarter. Revenue 131k, orders 374, closing stock 760, productivity 71. All figures are sample values.
Revenue
131k
Sample currency units, thousands
Series change Jan to Mar: +9
Orders
374
Sample count
Series change Jan to Mar: +26
Stock
760
Closing sample units
Series change Jan to Mar: -80
Productivity
71
Sample index, 0–100
Series change Jan to Mar: -2
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Inventory overview
Split of the closing sample stock. These three lines add up to 760 sample units.
Carton BX-14
319 sample units
BX-14
Pallet wrap
236 sample units
PL-02
Label roll
205 sample units
LB-09
View the sample table for this range
| Period | Revenue | Orders | Stock | Productivity |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jan | 42k | 120 | 840 | 71 |
| Feb | 38k | 108 | 790 | 74 |
| Mar | 51k | 146 | 760 | 69 |
Closing stock in this range is 760 sample units. Productivity on the card is the average of the sample index.
Date range changes only the sample periods above. No live ledger is queried.
Example architecture
A connected product usually crosses these four places. The API demonstration above plays a sample request across them.
01
Frontend application
02
Backend API
03
PostgreSQL database
04
IoT device
How a build proceeds
01
Discover
We write down who uses the product, what the device must do, and which decision the screen has to support.
02
Specify
Pages, API routes, data tables, and device messages are named before the first long build.
03
Build
Web, mobile, desktop, and backend work proceed against that spec, with the hardware constraints still in view.
04
Prove
Each flow is exercised with sample data and, when hardware exists, with the real device on a bench.
05
Hand over
The repository, the run steps, and the deployment notes are left so another engineer can continue.
Business benefit
One brief
The application, the API, and the device are specified together, so the screen matches what the hardware can actually do.
A person can use it
Dashboards, phone controls, and desktop tools are shaped around the decision someone has to make on a shift.
A next version can ship
Containers, a Linux host, and a written deploy path keep the product movable after the first release.
Illustrative examples
Illustrative example
Smart Warehouse Digital Twin
Explore intelligent warehouse operations through connected sensors, digital twins and automated monitoring.
Potential benefit: a supervisor sees where an issue is on the floor, not only that a sensor crossed a threshold.
- ESP32
- MQTT
- Three.js
- Next.js
- PostgreSQL
Illustrative example
Software Development Solutions
From business applications to intelligent connected platforms, we build software that powers modern industries.
Potential benefit: one platform instead of separate tools that each hold part of the picture.
- Next.js
- React Native
- Node.js
- PostgreSQL
- Docker
Illustrative example
AI Agent Experience
Experience how intelligent AI agents can support decisions, streamline workflows and transform business operations.
Potential benefit: repetitive multi-step work is drafted by the agent and approved by a person.
- LLM APIs
- Python
- Node.js
- Vector search
- REST APIs
Illustrative example
Smart Warehouse Management Dashboard
An illustrative operations screen for stock, orders, and a closing inventory figure. The numbers are a sample ledger.
One screen for the questions a shift asks about stock and orders, next to the device data rather than in a separate tool.
- Next.js
- TypeScript
- PostgreSQL
- Recharts
Illustrative example
IoT Mobile Control Application
An illustrative phone layout for switching a device, setting brightness, and reading sample sensors.
People can agree the on-site controls before a store build or a radio protocol is frozen.
- Flutter
- Dart
- REST APIs
- MQTT
Illustrative example
Embedded Device Configuration Desktop Application
An illustrative desktop tool for finding a sample device, reading a firmware string, and playing an upload.
Bring-up and support can share one window instead of a pile of scripts.
- Python
- PySide6
- REST APIs
Illustrative example
Business Analytics Dashboard
An illustrative sales and productivity view using the same sample ledger as the warehouse dashboard study.
Management and the floor can share definitions of revenue, orders, and stock without mixing those words.
- Next.js
- TypeScript
- PostgreSQL
- Recharts
Illustrative example
AI Customer Support Application
An illustrative support desk that classifies a request and drafts from approved text. The live demo uses predefined replies.
Support staff can see what was retrieved before a reply is sent.
- Next.js
- FastAPI
- PostgreSQL
Questions
Do you only build websites?
No. A website can be the front of a product that also has a device, an API, and a database. We scope those together.
Will the demonstrations on this site control my hardware?
No. The phone, desktop, and API demos change sample state in the browser. They do not flash firmware or call a live server.
Can you work with a database we already have?
Yes, when you can share the schema and the access rules. We do not assume a database shape from these sample screens.
Will you publish our name as a client?
Only if the work is finished and you agree to publish it. The examples on this site are studies, not a client list.
Talk about a product
Tell us whether you need the software, the device, or both. The contact form stores nothing until email delivery is connected.