
Business web application / operations dashboard
Tech Moro
Custom applications for connected business operations.
When a template stops being enough, you need a development team. Nickel City Tech Solutions builds custom web applications, client portals, dashboards and integrations for Greater Sudbury and Northern Ontario businesses.
Headquartered in Lively, Greater Sudbury. Serving Barrie / Simcoe County, Vaughan / York Region, Northern Ontario, and businesses across Ontario.
Most Sudbury small businesses start with a website builder: WordPress with a theme, Squarespace, Wix, or a hosted template. That is a sensible starting point. It stops being the right fit the moment you need something a template cannot do: a real booking engine, a member area, custom quoting, CRM sync, multi-location logic, or a page structure that Google can actually index the way you want.
This page covers technical and custom web development. If you mainly need a professional business website, our Website Design Sudbury page is the better starting point. If you need an application, portal, dashboard or integration, keep reading.
A website builder is a hosted platform that lets you assemble pages from drag-and-drop blocks. It is fast, cheap, and forgiving. It is also constrained: you cannot fully control the HTML, the performance, the URL structure, or the integrations. For a five-page brochure site, that trade-off is fine.
A website developer writes code. That means the site can do things a builder cannot: talk to your CRM, pull live inventory from another system, handle real logins, generate quotes, or scale to hundreds of location pages that all render fast and rank locally. It also means the site is maintainable long-term, because a developer can fix, extend, and migrate it, which a template locked inside someone else's platform cannot be.
Some businesses need software, not just pages. We build custom web applications with authentication, databases and role-based access: client portals, internal dashboards, booking and reservation workflows, and tools that connect to the systems you already use. Our portfolio includes an operations dashboard (Tech Moro), a hotel booking-management experience (Aryhills), and the portal our own clients use for support (Nickel City Client Support).
Custom WordPress builds and headless WordPress front ends. React and TypeScript sites on Next.js, Vite, and TanStack Start. Shopify customizations. Integrations with Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, HubSpot, and common Canadian booking and payment tools. Landing pages built for Google Ads with proper tracking. Multi-location and multi-service directory sites that need to rank across dozens of Northern Ontario communities.
Because Nickel City Tech Solutions is also your Managed IT and Microsoft 365 provider, development does not stop at the front end. DNS, email deliverability, tenant permissions for Microsoft 365 sign-in, backup of the site and its database, and hosting security are all part of the same conversation. That is a real advantage over hiring a standalone developer who cannot touch your infrastructure.
Real code: HTML, CSS, TypeScript, React, PHP. Not template lock-in.
CRM, Microsoft 365, booking, payments, and internal-tool connections.
WordPress, headless WordPress, and modern content platforms.
Location and service clusters designed for real local SEO, not thin duplicates.
MFA on admin, hardened hosting, HTTPS everywhere, and backup coverage.
Clean code, version control, and documentation so the next developer is not stuck.
Purpose-built pages for Google Ads with proper tracking and forms.
Move off fragile builders or stuck legacy sites onto something maintainable.
Our work
Tech Moro is an operations dashboard with backend and database functionality, team collaboration and cost allocation. Nickel City Client Support is our own client portal for tickets, service requests, documentation and asset visibility. Aryhills combines a hotel website with booking management.

Business web application / operations dashboard
Custom applications for connected business operations.

Client support portal / managed IT operations
Our custom web-app capability, built for client support.

Hospitality / hotel
A welcoming stay starts online.
A designer focuses on layout, branding, and messaging. A developer focuses on how the site is built: the code, the CMS, integrations, performance, and long-term maintainability. Most Sudbury small business websites need both roles; Nickel City Tech Solutions covers the design and the development in one team.
It depends on how much your site has to do. A website builder like WordPress, Squarespace, or a hosted template is often the right fit for a five to ten page brochure site. When you need real integrations, such as booking systems, member portals, custom quoting, CRM sync, multi-location logic, complex forms, or unusual SEO structures, you outgrow the builder and need a developer.
We are experienced with modern React and TypeScript stacks (Next.js, Vite, TanStack), WordPress and headless WordPress, Shopify for e-commerce, and standard hosting on Cloudflare, Vercel, and traditional cPanel. We pick the stack that fits the business, not the other way around.
Usually yes. We audit the existing code, hosting, DNS, and CMS, then quote either a maintenance handover or a rebuild if the existing site is too fragile to maintain safely.
Yes. Because we also run Managed IT and Microsoft 365 services, we understand the identity, permissions, and API side of these integrations, not just the front end.
Yes. Development work is fully remote-friendly. We serve Greater Sudbury, Lively, Chelmsford, Azilda, Garson, Hanmer, Coniston, Copper Cliff, Parry Sound, and businesses across Northern Ontario.
This Sudbury-area business needed a modern website and a genuine local SEO foundation, not a template with a logo pasted on top. We built the site, published on-page SEO fundamentals, optimized their Google Business Profile, and set up analytics for ongoing measurement.
Read the case studyA Northern Ontario business asked us to independently review its multi-server environment. Hardware, operating systems, roles, patching, backups, and monitoring all got audited, and the result was a prioritized remediation roadmap.
Read the case studyA Northern Ontario construction firm left an aging on-prem shared drive behind for a structured SharePoint and OneDrive setup, integrated with Microsoft 365 and backed by independent protection.
Read the case studyCall 705-905-3658 or request a development consultation. We'll talk through requirements, users and integrations, then send a written scope and quote.
Real websites and custom web applications built by our team.
Cornerstone: mobile-first, SEO-ready business websites for Greater Sudbury.
New sites, redesigns, landing pages, and ongoing updates.
Modernize outdated sites with better structure, speed, and conversions.
Ongoing updates, edits, uptime monitoring, and content changes.
Affordable, professional websites built for small teams in Northern Ontario.
On-page, technical, and local SEO to help Sudbury businesses get found.
Core Web Vitals, image, caching, and Lighthouse improvements.
Proactive monitoring, patching, and predictable monthly support.
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