Frequently asked questions

Binary Peak is a developer-led software development business based in Lebanon. We build websites, web applications, custom software and mobile apps for individuals, startups and businesses in Lebanon and internationally.

Website development, custom web applications (CRMs, dashboards, portals, booking systems), custom software (desktop applications, internal tools, integrations), mobile app development for Android and iOS, and ongoing maintenance and technical support.

Yes. We work with local and international clients. Projects are run remotely with regular written updates, and we are happy to schedule calls in your time zone.

With a conversation. You tell us what you want to build or fix, we ask a few focused questions, and then we send a written scope, timeline and cost before any work begins.

It depends on what you need, so we do not publish one-size-fits-all prices. The contact form has optional budget ranges, and after a short discovery conversation we give you a clear written quote.

Our preferred stack is PHP with Laravel and Filament for backends and admin panels, Vue.js with Tailwind CSS for interfaces, C# and .NET for desktop and operational software, and Flutter for mobile apps, with MySQL, PostgreSQL or Microsoft SQL Server for data. We choose tools per project rather than by habit.

Yes. We offer maintenance, security updates, performance improvements, new features and technical support so your product keeps pace with your business.

Corporate and business websites, landing pages, portfolios and content-managed sites, all built to be fast, mobile-friendly and search-friendly. If you need something more custom than a standard site, we can build that too.

Yes. Where it makes sense we add an admin panel so you can update text, images and pages without writing code, and we show you how to use it at handover.

Every site is built with SEO fundamentals in place: clean semantic structure, fast loading, mobile layouts, editable page titles and descriptions, a sitemap and structured data. We do not promise rankings, because nobody honestly can, but we make sure nothing technical holds you back.

It depends on the number of pages and features. After a short discovery conversation we give you a written scope, timeline and cost before any work starts.

Usually when spreadsheets, shared folders or several disconnected tools start causing errors or wasted time. A custom application puts your process in one place, shaped around how your team actually works.

Yes. CRMs, ERP-style systems, internal dashboards, booking and scheduling tools, and customer or employee portals are all typical projects.

We build role-based access so each person sees only what they should, validate all input, and follow established security practices for authentication and data handling.

Often yes. We can integrate through APIs with accounting, messaging, payment and other systems, depending on what those tools offer.

It means software designed and built specifically for your business and your workflow, instead of adapting your workflow to a generic product.

Yes. Desktop applications, internal company tools, manufacturing and operational systems, and database-driven applications are all part of what we build.

Yes. We can replace fragile spreadsheet processes or modernise ageing systems, usually in stages so your operations keep running during the change.

You do. We build with mainstream tools and clear documentation so the solution can be maintained and extended by us or by anyone else.

Yes. Where it makes sense we use cross-platform tooling so one codebase serves both Android and iOS, which keeps cost and maintenance down.

Yes. Apps are typically connected to a secure backend, so data stays in sync between your mobile app and your web platform.

We prepare the app for release and guide you through publishing it on the stores. The store accounts themselves stay in your name.

Yes, and we often recommend it. A focused first release lets you test the idea with real users before investing in more features.

Often yes. We start with a review of the code and hosting, tell you honestly what shape it is in, and then agree on what to fix, improve or leave alone.

Updates, security patches, performance improvements, backups checks, small fixes and technical support, depending on what your site needs.

Usually. We look at images, code, hosting and caching to find the biggest wins first, and measure the difference.

Yes. New features, integrations and improvements to existing websites and applications are a regular part of our work.