Services
What we get hired for.
Three lanes. Most projects start in one and quietly need a second, which is the argument for hiring one team rather than three vendors who each blame the others.
Web and mobile applications
The product your customers log into. We take it from a rough idea through interface design, build, and launch. We are opinionated about scope, because the fastest way to sink a first release is to put everything in it.
- SaaS products and customer portals
- Interface and interaction design
- Next.js / React / TypeScript
- Launch, hosting, and iteration
Backends, APIs, and integrations
The part nobody demos and everything depends on. Accounts, permissions, billing hooks, and the API surface your own team and your partners build against, designed to still make sense in two years.
- REST and typed API design
- Auth, tenancy, roles, and billing
- Third-party and legacy integrations
- PostgreSQL, Node.js, Python
Internal tools and connected products
The unglamorous wins. If someone on your team is retyping numbers between two systems, that is a script. And when a product needs to talk to real hardware, we can build that end too, which most software shops cannot.
- Workflow automation and data plumbing
- Operational dashboards and reporting
- Connected devices and telemetry
- Scheduled jobs and alerting
Engagements
Three ways to hire us.
The work is the same either way. What changes is how it is scoped and billed.
Project
Fixed scope, fixed priceYou know roughly what you want built. We scope it, price it, and deliver it in milestones against a date. The most common way we work.
New products, rebuilds, defined features
Retainer
Monthly, ongoingA standing block of engineering time each month for a product that is already live and needs to keep moving. Cancel with 30 days' notice.
Live products, continuous iteration
Rescue
Assessment firstSomething is half-built, late, or was left behind by another team. We start with a paid assessment and an honest read on whether it is worth saving before anyone commits to a rebuild.
Inherited codebases, stalled builds
Not sure which one you need?
That is a normal place to start. Describe the problem and we will tell you what shape the work should be, including if it is smaller than you think.