The customer-facing product, the internal tool, the infrastructure underneath. We build all three, and we build them so the next team can read the code.
We default to Next.js, Postgres, and the simplest hosting that fits the budget. Novelty is reserved for the parts of the product that genuinely benefit from it.
We start every web platform with the assumption that the page is HTML and JavaScript is the enhancement. It makes the product faster, cheaper to host, and easier to debug.
Schemas at the edge, types end to end. No untyped JSON crosses a network boundary if we can help it.
A new B2B web app from blank repo to launched. Six to twelve weeks, one senior engineer paired with a design collaborator.
An existing app slowly grinding to a halt. We diagnose, document, and either refactor in place or plan a staged migration.
A successful product whose features should become a platform. We extract the shared substrate and ship the v2.