What we build
Line-of-business applications that replace the spreadsheet everyone is scared of. Customer portals. Booking and quoting systems. Internal tools that only make sense for your business, and therefore cannot be bought off a shelf.
We work in whatever the problem calls for — TypeScript and React on the front, Node, .NET or Python on the back, PostgreSQL underneath — but the stack is a detail. What matters is that the thing works on the day you need it to, and keeps working after.
How the engagement runs
Discovery. A short, paid piece of work where we map what you actually do, what your systems actually hold, and what "done" looks like. You get an architecture, a milestone plan and a price. If you take that and build it elsewhere, that is fine — it is yours.
Build. Two-week cycles with a working demo at the end of each one. Nothing is a surprise at the end because you have been looking at it the whole way.
Run. We put it on infrastructure we operate. Monitoring, backups and patching are set up before launch, not after the first incident.
Why this is different
Most software shops hand you a repository and disappear. We are also the people who host it, secure it and answer the phone at 2am — which changes the decisions we make while building it. Nobody writes a fragile deployment when they are the one being paged for it.