CMS + page designer
We build the page structure · you publish news, blogs, articles, downloads from your back-office · every page SEO-compliant
Let us help you digitalise your business. From internal tools to public platforms, we build what you need and make sure people find it.
Free prototype for approved projects
A CMS for your public site, data screens for your operations, roles for your team, workflow for your approvals, reports for your auditors. Every module below ships in every project on day one. Toggle on what you need, leave off what you don't. From day one you also get a public preview URL so you can watch changes land in real time. No premium tier, no per-seat pricing, no plugin store.
We build the page structure · you publish news, blogs, articles, downloads from your back-office · every page SEO-compliant
One schema → list, form, API, RBAC, audit
5-level inheritance · per-user overrides · per-field, per-row
Multi-stage approvals · append-only audit trail
Tabular · summary · detail · 7 dashboard widgets
Company-scoped data · one deployment · onboarding wizard
Marketing sites and web apps for Seychelles businesses. Next.js, TypeScript, measured motion. The team that designs is the team that builds and ships.
On-page, technical, and local SEO aimed at SC queries. We care about rich results, Core Web Vitals, and ranking for the phrases your customers actually type.
Government portals, supplier systems, booking engines. Our in-house generator framework means the scaffolding is free — we spend the budget on your domain logic.
Stripe, BrainTree, local banking rails, webhook relays, data migration. The connective tissue that keeps your systems talking.

End-to-end insurance broker platform — client management, policy tracking, claims processing, vehicle insurance, agency management, and financial reporting. Role-based dashboards with follow-up scheduling.
Our Clients
Every platform we ship is the full thing. The pricing is the full thing too. What we quote is what you pay.
No Standard / Pro / Enterprise. Every platform we ship includes RBAC, workflows, backups, audit, i18n, dashboards and reports on day one — because they were cheap for us to include, and removing them would be a sales trick.
Defects are on us. Small scope shifts, we absorb. Bigger scope changes get re-quoted before any work starts, so there are no surprise invoices. We don't pad hours and we don't charge for configuration you could have done yourself.
Everything lives in your git, your infrastructure, your domain. No proprietary licences, no "export fee", no "we host the build system". If we stop being a fit, you keep shipping without us.
For approved projects we build a working prototype — not a Figma file, not a Gantt chart — before you commit. Refine what works, cut what doesn't, decide with something real in hand.
One paragraph from you. One call with us. We walk away with the problem, the people, and a date. No discovery workshop fee.
A working prototype lands in your inbox — a clickable app on your domain, not a design file. You get a public preview URL from day one. We pair it with document collection and short interviews with your team to confirm the brief. Free for approved projects.
NextGen ships the platform layer — auth, RBAC, workflows, forms, dashboards, exports — pre-configured for your domain. Where other studios spend months hand-writing this, we skip to your actual problem.
Your actual domain logic: integrations, SeyID, BRN, NIN, licence rules, document generation. This is where the budget goes. The preview URL keeps updating as we push.
Training — guided tours, PDFs, videos. Runbook. UAT sign-off. Source in your repo, on your infra, on day one.
We maintain, monitor, and evolve. Backup tiers, Sentry/GlitchTip, quarterly content pass on marketing sites. Same team still on the call.
One paragraph. What you need, who it's for, when it has to exist. We'll reply with a call and, if it's a fit, a free working prototype on your domain.
Send us the problem, the people it's for, and when it has to exist. Don't send a spec. If it's a fit, the next thing you'll see from us is a working prototype, not a Gantt chart.