Capabilities
What weactually build.
Seven services, one team, no handoffs. Work is scoped around outcomes and shipped in working increments, not phases on a chart.
- Disciplines
- 7 capabilities
- Engagement
- Project, retained or advisory
- Typical start
- Two weeks from first call
01
Product Engineering
We take a product from an empty repository to live traffic. We own the architecture, the data model, the interface and the release process, not one slice of it.
- TypeScript
- Next.js
- React
- PostgreSQL
- Node.js
What you get
- 01Technical architecture & data model
- 02Production web application
- 03Test suite and CI pipeline
- 04Release and rollback process
- 05Handover documentation
Most products fail from piled-up shortcuts, not from missing features.
02
Web & SaaS Platforms
Billing, roles, tenancy, audit trails and admin tooling are decided in week one, not bolted on in year two. We build the unglamorous half of a SaaS properly so the visible half can move fast.
- Next.js
- Drizzle
- PostgreSQL
- Stripe
- Redis
What you get
- 01Multi-tenant application core
- 02Authentication, roles & permissions
- 03Subscription and billing integration
- 04Internal admin & support tooling
- 05Usage and event analytics
Tenancy and billing are architecture decisions. Retrofitting them costs a rewrite.
03
Backend & API Systems
APIs are long-lived contracts, so we version, document and type them end to end. Every service ships with the monitoring to tell you what it is doing right now.
- Node.js
- Go
- PostgreSQL
- Redis
- OpenAPI
What you get
- 01Versioned REST or GraphQL API
- 02Typed client SDK
- 03Schema, migrations & seed data
- 04Rate limiting and queueing
- 05Logging, metrics and tracing
An API you cannot observe is an API you cannot operate.
04
Cloud & Infrastructure
Infrastructure is written down, reviewed and reproducible. Staging matches production. Deployments are boring, reversible and take minutes rather than an evening.
- Docker
- Terraform
- GitHub Actions
- AWS
- Cloudflare
What you get
- 01Infrastructure as code
- 02Containerised build pipeline
- 03Staging / production parity
- 04Monitoring and alerting
- 05Backup and recovery drills
If it cannot be rebuilt from a repository, it is a liability, not infrastructure.
05
Automation & Applied AI
We automate the repetitive parts of a business: intake, reconciliation, reporting, routing. We use language models where they measurably beat a simple rule, and write the rule where they do not.
- Python
- TypeScript
- Claude API
- Vector search
- Queues
What you get
- 01Workflow and integration automation
- 02Document & data extraction pipelines
- 03Retrieval-backed assistants
- 04Evaluation harness and guardrails
- 05Cost and latency budgets
An AI feature with no evaluation is a demo, not a product.
06
System Integration
Legacy databases, third-party tools, payment providers, ERPs. We build the layer that connects them reliably, so nobody re-types data between systems.
- Webhooks
- Message queues
- ETL
- REST / SOAP
- PostgreSQL
What you get
- 01Integration and sync layer
- 02Idempotent job processing
- 03Reconciliation and drift reports
- 04Legacy migration path
- 05Runbooks for failure modes
Keeping systems in sync is the hard part. Moving data is easy.
07
Technical Consulting
Short, specific engagements: audit a codebase, cost a rewrite, choose a stack, unblock a stalled delivery. You get a written recommendation and a plan, not a slide deck.
- Architecture review
- Threat modelling
- Load testing
- Cost modelling
What you get
- 01Architecture and codebase audit
- 02Risk register with severity
- 03Costed technical roadmap
- 04Build vs. buy assessment
- 05Team and process review
The expensive decisions are made before any code is written.
Next transmission
Let’s buildsomething worthremembering.
Tell us what you are building and where you are stuck. You will get a straight answer, not a brochure.