Web and mobile applications built end to end by senior engineers.
From first architecture diagram to real users, with a working demo every week and accessibility, performance and monitoring built in from day one.
The engineers who plan your application are the same engineers who build it. From the second sprint on, you see working software every week. There are no account managers or offshore teams between the people who understand your problem and the people writing the code.
We use proven technology for the foundation and try new things only where your product needs to stand out. Usually that means TypeScript across the stack (with Go where a service needs it), PostgreSQL until there is a real reason to use something else, and feature flags so releases are a normal event. We would rather ship a simple architecture that still works after five years of new features than an impressive diagram that lasts one.
Our idea of "done" includes things most vendors treat as extras: accessibility, performance limits that are checked automatically, monitoring set up before launch, and documentation written for the team that takes over the code, which can be yours.
What a product build covers, from the first architecture decision to the handover to your team.
End-to-end delivery
One team owns the product from the data model to the last pixel. No hand-offs between a design agency, a frontend shop and a backend vendor, and no gaps where requirements get lost.
Web and mobile
React and Next.js on the web, React Native where one shared codebase makes sense, and native modules where it does not. The product feels the same on every screen.
API-first architecture
Every application is built on a documented, versioned API. New channels, partner integrations and mobile apps can be added later without a rewrite.
Quality built in
Real automated tests, a review on every change, and CI checks that stop regressions. Quality is part of the build, not something we hurry through after the deadline slips.
Accessible by default
WCAG 2.2 AA is part of our definition of done: proper semantic markup, full keyboard support, and testing with real screen readers.
Performance budgets
We set Core Web Vitals and API latency limits at kickoff and check them in CI. It is much cheaper to prevent a slowdown than to hunt it down in production.
No black boxes. Each phase has explicit outputs, and you see progress weekly, in staging, not slide decks.
- 01
Product framing
One to two weeks to agree on users, success metrics and scope. We question requirements before we estimate them. The cheapest feature is the one you find out you do not need.
Outputs
- Success metrics
- Scoped backlog
- Risk register
- 02
Architecture and design
System design, data modeling and interface prototypes, with the trade-offs written down as ADRs. You see what will be built, and why, before any production code exists.
Outputs
- Architecture diagram
- ADRs
- Interface prototypes
- 03
Build in weekly increments
Trunk-based development behind feature flags, CI/CD from day one, and a working demo every Friday. We measure progress in software you can use, not in status slides.
Outputs
- Weekly working demo
- CI/CD pipeline
- Open delivery board
- 04
Hardening and launch
Load tests with realistic traffic, a security review, an accessibility audit, and monitoring set up. We practice the launch first, and we can undo it if needed.
Outputs
- Load-test report
- Security review
- Launch runbook
- 05
Evolve and hand over
After launch we watch the system against SLOs, keep an eye on costs, and work with your engineers until they own it. Or we stay on as a long-term product team. Your choice, not a lock-in.
Outputs
- SLO dashboard
- Cost review
- Handover docs
The results this service is accountable for, the reasons clients keep the engagement running.
Live in 8 to 12 weeks
A real application in front of real users, not after a year of working in the dark.
Full visibility
Weekly demos and an open delivery board show what shipped, what slipped, and what it cost.
Ready for handover
A documented, tested codebase your own engineers can pick up, with handover planned from the first commit.
Fast and accessible
Both are checked on every change, not audited once at the end.
Safe releases
Feature flags and staged rollouts make releases routine and easy to undo.
One accountable team
Senior people across design, engineering and delivery, with no extra vendors for you to manage.
Chosen for your constraints, not our comfort, this is the toolkit we know deeply for this kind of work.
- Languages
- TypeScript
- Go
- Frontend
- React
- Next.js
- React Native
- Backend & workflow
- Node.js
- GraphQL
- Data & streaming
- PostgreSQL
- Redis
- Cloud & infrastructure
- Terraform
- AWS
- Delivery & observability
- Playwright
How we start, work with your team and price application development projects.