Dashboards, portals, booking engines and internal tools, designed in Figma and engineered by the same US team, scoped with you on a 30-minute call.
Designed in Figma and engineered by the same team, so what you approve is what ships.
Live availability, seasonal pricing and payments online and at the counter, in the two rental platforms we run in Aruba.
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Data a team can read at a glance and act on, as in our redesign of the MetaMetric analytics product.
MetaMetric case study →Fleet, contracts, scheduling and reporting for the people running the day.
Custom software →The product your customers log in to, from the first version onward.
Web apps for SaaS →Payments, documents and the tools you already use, reading one source of truth.
Software for fintech →AI wired into the workflow you already have.
AI development →Two booking platforms in daily use in Aruba, plus analytics, fintech and workplace products.
Travel & Tourism · Aruba
A booking platform and marketing site for a car, Jeep and UTV rental company in Aruba. It quotes real prices for real dates, takes payment online and at the counter, and runs the business behind the scenes.
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A booking and operations platform for a Jeep and UTV rental company in Aruba. Public reservations, seasonal pricing, online and counter payments, signed rental agreements, and the back office the staff run the day from.
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Business Analytics · United States
A premium analytics dashboard designed to simplify complex business data through a light interface, clear navigation, and purposeful data visualization.
Read the case study →Fintech · United States
A fintech landing page for modern finance products: a trust-led hierarchy, responsive visuals and a clear path to sign up.
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Facility Management · United States
A premium B2B website for smart vending and amenity solutions, designed to make facility services feel clean, modern, and easy to adopt.
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On Clutch, on the live products, or by calling either studio. Nothing here needs taking on trust.
The team was always available, no matter the time. Guljar and his talented team developed three professional booking software systems and designed and developed more than four outstanding websites.
The marketing site, the public booking flow and the staff booking form all need a price. Written three times they drift, and the drift is invisible until a guest quotes one screen at another. All three call the same engine, and the rental agreement is generated from the same result. No screen can show a number the contract does not recognize.
Because the per-day rate falls with trip length, no single number is true for every booking. The marketing site now probes a short trip, a long trip and peak season. It publishes a rate only when all three agree. When they disagree it says nothing and sends the visitor to quote their own dates. That is why some cars show a price and others deliberately do not.
A pickup at 8:00am returning 4:00pm seven days later is eight rental days, not seven and a third. That rule has to hold in the quote, the extension, the late-return charge and the invoice. Otherwise two screens disagree about a real amount of money. It lives in one function that all of them call.
A card payment at the desk carries a processing fee. Storing the rental amount instead of the amount charged left a phantom balance the size of the fee on every card booking. Card rows are stored gross, which is what the terminal took. The fee is separated for reporting instead of being quietly netted off.
Two staff can edit the same booking at once, or a payment can land while someone edits it. Each then reads a balance and writes back a total computed from a stale one. The money paths run in serializable transactions with a retry, so the second writer is made to re-read rather than overwrite.
A guest asked how he was meant to know that extra protection had been added. The total moved but nothing said why. The rental agreement now itemizes the charge: the rental, each protection, each add-on and its quantity. The box grows to hold them and foots to the total the guest signs.
What changes with each option when you need a product designed and built.
| Factor | NeoDimensional | Freelancer | In-house hire | Large agency |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Design and engineering | One team does both | Usually one or the other | Two or more hires | Often separate teams |
| Price | Fixed, in writing, before work starts | Hourly or per project | Salary and benefits, every month | Often time and materials |
| Time to start | Days | Days | Months to recruit | Weeks |
| Approvals | You sign off every phase | Varies | Internal | Per contract |
| After launch | 30 days of fixes included | Varies | Ongoing salary | Usually a retainer |
| Contract | US LLC, invoices in USD | Varies | Employment | Varies |
Other columns describe what usually happens, not any named company.
The three clauses in every contract that decide how a project feels.
A written, fixed price based on the scope we agree together. Work outside it is quoted separately, before it begins.
Nothing moves to the next phase until you have reviewed and signed off the current one.
Defects in what we built are fixed for 30 days after launch. New scope is quoted separately.
Payment: 50/50, half to start and half at launch, or a monthly retainer billed in advance. Read the terms →
Cost, timing, ownership and how we work with companies.
We reply within 2 business hours (9am–6pm EST). You talk to the people who would do the work.
All questionsYes. We design and build dashboards, portals, booking and pricing engines, internal tools and SaaS products. Two booking platforms we built run rental companies in Aruba, and we redesigned the MetaMetric analytics product.
Custom software starts at $2,999. The final price depends on scope and is fixed in writing after a 30-minute call, before any work starts.
A full design and build usually takes 7 to 13 weeks across four phases: discovery and strategy, design, build and launch. You sign off each phase before the next one starts.
You do. The code, the design files and the accounts are in your name from day one.
Yes. NeoDimensional LLC is registered in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Contracts and invoices are in USD, and the team overlaps daily with every US time zone. We reply within 2 business hours (9am–6pm EST).
Software in React and Next.js with TypeScript and PostgreSQL; websites in WordPress or React. The Real Deal platform runs on Next.js, TypeScript, PostgreSQL and Prisma, with Mollie for payments.
Defects in what we built are fixed for 30 days after launch, and new work is quoted in writing before it starts. The Real Deal platform is still in active development with us: rate-card seasons, reporting and an AI reply assistant.
Half to start and half at launch, on a price fixed in writing before work begins.
Custom software starts at $2,999 and is priced in writing after a 30-minute call. Your company website comes designed and built, for one fixed price.
