Web Application Development
Complex web systems that hold up in production.
Custom web applications where the domain is genuinely hard — real-time video and voice, connected hardware, regulated data, and several distinct user types on one platform.
The problem
Most agencies stop where the hard part starts.
A brochure site or a CRUD dashboard is a solved problem. What is not solved is a browser session that has to carry live video, talk to a physical instrument, respect a compliance boundary, and behave predictably when one of those three fails.
That is the work we have been doing since 2013 — HIPAA-bound healthcare platforms, WebRTC consultations with connected medical devices, property CRMs running live open-house events, and payment systems where losing a cent is not an acceptable failure mode.
What we do
Six things, and the judgement to know which you need.
Real-time communication
WebRTC video, VOIP, click-to-dial, and the fallback behaviour that decides whether it is usable on a bad connection.
Connected hardware
Communication layers between a web application and physical instruments, including medical devices.
Compliance-bound builds
HIPAA and equivalent regimes treated as a design input from the first sprint, not a review before launch.
Multi-role platforms
Systems where five kinds of user see different slices of the same data with different authority over it.
Third-party integration
MLS/IDX, payment gateways, airline and hotel booking APIs, e-prescribing networks, drug reference databases.
Dashboards and portals
Administrative surfaces that stay usable as the data behind them grows.
How we work
Assess, build, operate.
Assess
We start with your workflow, your data and your constraints — not with a model choice. Two to four weeks. You leave with an architecture, a scope, a cost and latency envelope, and an honest answer on whether the thing is worth building at all.
Build
A small senior team works inside your process, not alongside it. Environments, CI/CD, evaluations and security are set up in the first week rather than bolted on before launch.
Operate
We stay on after go-live — scaling, new features, model and dependency updates, incident response. Most of our engagements are measured in years.
Proof
Work we have shipped.
Instant Virtual Primary Care
A virtual primary care station combining WebRTC consultations with remotely connected medical devices, on a full CI/CD pipeline.
Chronic Care Management System
A single platform for Medicare chronic care management: enrolment, call scripts, care plans, scheduling, VOIP and video.
Healthcare Management CRM
A turnkey, HIPAA-compliant CRM that puts telemedicine, labs, pharmacy groups, physicians and hospitals on one platform.
Real Estate Property Management CRM
MLS/IDX-integrated property CRM with a buyer mobile app and live one-to-one and open-house video events.
“This was a very difficult C++ and C# project of taking multiple SDK projects and remotely viewing the data. IRA Softwares’ team did exceptional work with this and will be hired for many more projects to come.”Chief Technology Officer — OnMed, MD-PLUS Inc
Questions
What clients ask us first.
Do you still build with WebRTC?
Yes, and it is one of our deepest capabilities. Three of our case studies use it in production, including one that carries live readings from medical instruments inside the session.
Can you work under HIPAA?
We have shipped HIPAA-bound systems with 2,048-bit encryption, e-prescribing and real-time formulary checks. Compliance shapes the architecture rather than being audited onto it.
What stacks do you work in?
Angular, Vue, Node, .NET, PHP, MySQL, PostgreSQL and AWS across our current portfolio. We pick per project rather than per preference, and we will maintain what you already have.
Can you integrate with hardware we already use?
That depends on what the device exposes. We have done SDK-level integration in C++ and C# to get data out of instruments that had no web-facing API at all.
Will you maintain it afterwards?
Yes. Most of these systems are still ours to run years after launch.
How do you handle testing on real-time features?
Separate development, QA and production environments with CI/CD from week one. On a system where a bad deploy sits between a patient and a doctor, release discipline is a safety measure.
Get in touch
Got a system that has to do something difficult?
Real-time, regulated, hardware-connected, or all three. Describe the constraint and we will tell you how we would approach it.
Prefer email? info@irasoftwares.com