We're a small engineering studio that builds web platforms, mobile apps and cloud infrastructure for founders and teams who care about the details. No throwaway MVPs, no dashboard theatre — just careful software you can grow into.
We're deliberately small. The same engineers who scope your project write the code, review the PRs and take the on-call page at 2 AM. Nothing gets handed off to a junior team you never met.
Marketing sites, dashboards, admin consoles and full-stack SaaS products. TypeScript-first, with tests that mean something.
Cross-platform apps that don't feel cross-platform. We build for the store — release trains, crash budgets and all.
Infrastructure that scales predictably and bills predictably. We set up the boring plumbing so you can stop worrying about it.
Design that engineers can actually build. We work in the same Figma file, the same Slack, and often the same repo.
Most of our engagements share the same shape. It's not clever, it's just what has worked across forty-odd projects since 2020.
Interviews with your team, the customers, and a look at what's already in place. We write it down.
A scoped plan with a concrete list of what ships, what doesn't, and what it will cost. Fixed-price where we can.
Two-week sprints, staging deploys, and a Loom on every Friday. You see the product growing in your Slack.
We stay on for maintenance, on-call and iteration. Or hand off cleanly to your in-house team.
We started in 2020 with three engineers and one client. Some things have grown, some things haven't — the second bit is on purpose.
They shipped in nine weeks what our previous vendor couldn't in nine months. And the code is readable.
Short essays on things we keep learning — engineering practice, product decisions, and the occasional post-mortem.
After six years and a lot of "modern" databases, boring is still winning. A short case for defaults.
How we moved a payments platform from a monolith to services over five months, one endpoint at a time.
What we changed after fifty hires, and why we finally dropped the take-home test.
A short brief is fine. We'll come back within one working day with questions, a rough shape, and whether we're the right fit.
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