Web application engineering
React, TypeScript, and server-rendered routes over a typed API. Component libraries built from design tokens, not screenshots.
We take on the parts of a build that decide whether it lasts: the data model, the integration layer, the automation that removes manual work, and the operational tooling that keeps it healthy.
React, TypeScript, and server-rendered routes over a typed API. Component libraries built from design tokens, not screenshots.
Tenant isolation, role and permission models, usage metering, trials, dunning, and an admin console your support team can use.
Document intake, reconciliation, and back-office workflows automated with retries, dead-letter queues, and exception review.
Normalised Postgres schemas, row-level security, reversible migrations, and reporting views that do not lock production.
Stripe, HubSpot, Xero, Twilio, Slack, and legacy SOAP endpoints wired with idempotency keys and replayable webhooks.
Flame graphs, N+1 elimination, caching layers, and bundle budgets enforced in CI so regressions never reach users.
Infrastructure as code, blue-green releases, backups with tested restores, and cost review every quarter.
Threat modelling, authentication review, secret rotation, dependency policy, and audit logging across sensitive actions.
Accessible, keyboard-navigable interfaces that hold their layout from a 320px phone to an ultrawide monitor.
Pricing is quoted per engagement after discovery. No hourly surprises, no change-order theatre.
2 weeks
System audit, architecture plan, delivery roadmap, and a costed backlog. Ends with a document you own outright.
8–24 weeks
A dedicated squad delivering in two-week slices, from first schema to production launch and load test.
Monthly retainer
Ongoing feature work, monitoring, dependency upgrades, and a guaranteed response window for production incidents.
We pick technology your next hire can already read. When a project genuinely needs something unusual, we write down why, what it costs to run, and how to get out of it.