Apps that scale. Not apps that pretend to scale.
We build web applications that hold up under real traffic, growing teams, and shifting roadmaps. The difference between a webapp that works in a demo and one that works in production is in the first 30 days of decisions — and that's where our experience shows.
Our default stack.
Every stack decision comes with its rationale. We don't use tools because they're trending. We use the ones that hold up to 5 years of maintenance without rewrites.
Next.js 15 with App Router, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, shadcn/ui.
NestJS on Node.js with TypeScript. When the project leans heavy on ML or data pipelines, FastAPI with Python.
PostgreSQL 16 with pgvector for embeddings. Redis for cache when latency justifies it.
Cloudflare Pages + Workers + R2 for most cases. AWS (ECS Fargate, RDS, S3) when the project requires specialized services.
GitHub Actions for CI/CD. Sentry for errors. PostHog for analytics and product. Better Stack for uptime.
What a senior developer notices in our code.
Types everywhere
Strict TypeScript. Shared types between frontend and backend via monorepo packages. This costs a week upfront and saves months as the team grows.
Tests where they matter
We don't chase 100% coverage. We test business logic, known edge cases, and critical integrations. UI tests only when the UI has non-trivial rules.
Documented decisions
Every important architectural decision lands as an ADR (Architecture Decision Record) in the repo. When anyone (including us six months later) asks "why was this done this way?", the answer is written down.
We're not always the right answer.
If you need a simple marketing site, there are agencies that do it faster and cheaper. If you need a Shopify store, there are teams who live in that ecosystem and are better than us at it.
We're the right answer when you have an application with complex business logic, multiple integrations, serious performance requirements, or an internal team that will inherit the code and needs to modify it without asking us.
Does your project fit this?
A 30-minute call. We'll tell you honestly if we're the right team. If we're not, we'll refer you to someone who is.
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