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Web applications guides

How to Write a Custom Web Application Project Brief

Prepare a useful custom web app brief with workflows, user roles, integrations, acceptance criteria, and handover requirements before requesting proposals.

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KainoLab Team

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Digital tools guides

How to Automate a Business Approval Workflow

Define approval states, reviewers, delegation, reminders, rejection, and exceptions before choosing workflow software or a custom automation tool.

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KainoLab Team

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Common Queries

Find answers about what we build, how long it takes, and how we handle your data.

Everything you need to know about working with KainoLab.

  • KainoLab is a digital product studio that designs and builds focused web apps, mobile apps and SaaS platforms to solve real operational problems. Founded by Shehan Thilakarathna, it works with teams that want simple, scalable software instead of bloated platforms.

  • Web applications, mobile apps, SaaS platforms and digital tools. Each one is designed around a single, validated operational problem.

  • It depends on scope. After discovery we agree a clear plan, and we put a working prototype in front of you early so you can react before we scale.

  • Yes. We design products to connect with the systems you already use, such as CRMs, accounting tools and internal databases, wherever an integration is available.

  • We follow secure development practices, limit access to what is needed, and agree data-handling requirements with you before work begins.

  • Ownership and licensing are set out clearly in our agreement before any work starts, so there are no surprises later.

  • Yes. We can provide ongoing maintenance, monitoring and improvements so your product stays reliable as your business grows.