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Full-stack, end to end.

Most software problems do not respect the line between front end, back end, and infrastructure. We work across all three so the seams are someone's responsibility.

Full-Stack Applications

The whole product, from the screen to the database.

Web applications built end to end — interface, application logic, data model, and the deploy that puts them in front of users. One team owns the whole path, so nothing falls into the gap between front end and back end.

Typical engagements

  • Greenfield products from first commit to launch
  • Replacing a system that has outgrown its original design
  • Adding a significant feature to an application already in production

Backend & APIs

Services that stay correct under load.

APIs, data models, background jobs, and integrations. The work that decides whether an application is fast, correct, and cheap to change a year from now — designed to be read and modified by whoever comes next.

Typical engagements

  • REST and GraphQL APIs, documented and versioned
  • Schema design, migrations, and query performance work
  • Third-party integrations, webhooks, and job queues

DevOps & Infrastructure

Shipping should be boring.

Build pipelines, environments, and infrastructure defined in code. Deploys become a routine event rather than a scheduled risk, and the path from a merged commit to production is short and repeatable.

Typical engagements

  • CI/CD pipelines with real test and deploy gates
  • Infrastructure as code, with environments that match
  • Monitoring, logging, and alerts that point at causes

Tooling

What we reach for.

Tools are chosen to fit the problem and the team that will inherit the result. If your stack is already decided, we work in yours.

Languages
TypeScriptPythonGoSQL
Front end
ReactAstroVueTailwind CSS
Back end
Node.jsFastAPIPostgreSQLRedis
Infrastructure
AWSCloudflareDockerTerraform

Engagement

How the work runs.

  1. 01

    Scope

    A short paid discovery: read the code, talk to the people who use it, and write down what is actually being asked for. It ends with a fixed scope, a price, and a date.

  2. 02

    Build

    Work lands in small increments on a branch you can see. You get a running deployment early and a weekly written update, so progress is something you check rather than something you are told about.

  3. 03

    Ship

    Deploys go through the same pipeline every time. Handover includes the infrastructure, the runbook, and the reasoning — not just a repository and good luck.

  4. 04

    Support

    A defined support window after launch, and a standing retainer if you want one. Either way the code is yours and it is documented well enough to hand to someone else.

Have something that needs building?

Send a short description of the problem. You will get a real answer about whether it is a fit, and a rough shape of what discovery would cost.