We optimise for what your team can operate after we leave. Everything here has been in production under our care for years — not evaluated in a spike and written into a proposal.
Default for anything interactive. Server components changed how we split work.
Our standard application framework. Streaming SSR and the edge runtime earn their keep.
Where the team is fastest. Excellent for IO-bound services and BFF layers.
Still the right answer for small, boring services that must never surprise anyone.
For larger Node estates where structure matters more than flexibility.
Non-negotiable. Strict mode, no implicit any, types at the boundaries.
Reach for it when latency budgets are tight or the binary must ship alone.
Data, ML and anything that needs to talk to a model provider.
The enterprise estates we modernise are usually written in it. So are we, when needed.
One team, both platforms, native modules where it genuinely matters.
When the design demands pixel-identical rendering across platforms.
The default. Row-level security, JSONB and pgvector cover most of what people reach elsewhere for.
For genuinely document-shaped data. We are strict about when that is true.
Inherited more often than chosen, and perfectly capable once tuned.
Caching, rate limiting, queues and locks. Rarely the source of truth.
The largest share of what we operate. Deep experience with the boring, load-bearing services.
Common in the enterprise estates we modernise, especially alongside Entra ID.
Fast path for mobile backends, auth and realtime sync on smaller products.
Postgres with batteries. Our default when a product needs to move quickly.
Everything we build runs in a container, locally and in production.
When the workload justifies it. We will talk you out of it when it does not.
We pick technology after the architecture, and the architecture after the constraints. If your team is a Java shop with a five-year support horizon, the right answer is Java — regardless of what we would enjoy writing.
We have shipped in .NET, Ruby, PHP, Elixir and COBOL when the situation called for it. Tell us what you have.
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