DAQUOTA: built for purposeful front-end development
In-house development Studio, custom-built to create lean, modular, and sustainable components.
Grounded in two key principles:
Feature-Oriented Software Design (FOSD)
Reduce complexity
Avoid unnecessary logic
Keep each function meaningful
More detailsLocal-First Architecture
Reduce infrastructure load
Enable offline capabilities
Minimize energy usage
More detailsAccess to the inner structure of each component to shape what your business needs.
Shape it according to your business needs, with complete transparency and without any external dependencies:
Adapt your components
to real-world business processes
Add features
to really serve your teams objectives
Co-create
industry-specific solutions with us
Why DAQUOTA stands out?
Eco-designed by default
Design business-specific interfaces without heavy engineering.
Switch to full-code when needed without breaking your app.
Open API connectors
Daquota front-end apps can connect with any external data sources or APIs (Salesforce connector included).
Ready to use components
Deliver MVPs in days not weeks, using modular UI building blocks.
Reduce development and maintenance costs by 30–50% over time.
No lock-in, no black boxes
Standards-based, standalone web components.
No hidden logic, no cloud dependencies.
AI-assisted productivity
Automate repetitive UI tasks and accelerate iterations with contextual code generation.
DAQUOTA: can be used for (or not)?
Build front-end for B2B applications with complex data lifecycles
Build front-end for mobile and offline B2B applications
Save network traffic between your front-end and your back in order to limit peeks and optimize server provisioning
Limit fatware effects by managing features
Implement Software Product Lines for your front-end
Postpone network traffic in order to switch off back-end services and save money
Build back-end (services, API, workflows, database)
Implement Software Product Lines (SPL) for your back-end
Build B2C websites
Build static websites
Monitor energy consumption of your IT
A look at the platform
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