The work that funds the rest. Backends, integrations, internal tools, data platforms — built by a small senior team using AI-augmented tooling so we can ship like a much larger one.
Custom software is the right discipline for you when the off-the-shelf SaaS doesn't quite fit, when integrating two systems is the actual product, or when an internal tool is buckling under growth. We don't replace your engineering team — we ship the thing your engineering team doesn't have the room to build right now.
We pick projects where the brief is concrete, the deliverable is testable, and the customer wants something running, not a roadmap of dreams.
Production services with proper observability, deployment, and on-call runbooks. Go, Python, Node — chosen for the problem, not the resume.
Connecting ERP, CRM, vendor portals, and the systems your operations actually depend on. Idempotent, recoverable, audit-logged.
The admin panels, ops consoles, and review interfaces that make a team faster. Designed by people who've used bad ones.
ETL/ELT, warehousing, and the analytics layer beneath any AI work. PostgreSQL, ClickHouse, dbt — boring tech, good outcomes.
A defined deliverable with a written specification. We scope it together in a paid scoping week, then commit to a price and a date. If we miss, that's our problem.
When you know exactly what you need built and it can be specified in a document.
One or two senior engineers attached to your team. Day-to-day code, architecture review, on-call, the works. Without the pretence that we replaced your engineering org.
When you need senior leverage on a moving target and can't justify hiring two more staff engineers.
We're not religious about a single stack — but we are about boring, well-understood technology. Here's what most of our builds end up using:
Send us a paragraph about what you're trying to build — the shape of the system, the rough scope, and the constraints that matter (timeline, on-prem, regulatory, vendor lock-in). We'll come back with a scoping conversation within a business day.