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Build once. Launch everywhere.

We build the platforms behind growing digital businesses: online stores, customer portals, marketplaces, and the connections that tie them to your existing systems. Launch new markets, brands, and channels in weeks, not months, without rebuilding what already works.

Overview

For most businesses, the first launch isn’t the real challenge. The challenge comes with the second: expanding into a new market, adding a brand, or opening a new sales channel, only to find that much of the existing work has to be rebuilt. We design digital platforms that make growth straightforward from the start.

Our work covers online stores, customer portals, marketplaces, and the integrations that connect them with your existing systems, such as your ERP, CRM, and payment providers. At the core of every platform is a central layer that all of these components communicate through. If you later need to replace your commerce engine or adopt a better search solution, only that one part changes, and your website and applications keep running.

Essential capabilities like login, search, and analytics are built once and shared across the entire platform. Your customers use a single account wherever they interact with your brand, and your team has one consistent view of performance. When it’s time to expand, you build on the platform you already have.

Capabilities

Everything your platform needs, clearly scoped from the start and delivered by the same team that planned it.

Flexible architecture and integrations

A central layer connects your website, apps, and existing systems, such as your ERP, CRM, and payment providers. When a tool no longer fits, you replace that one piece, not the whole platform. You’re never locked in to a vendor.

Online stores and content

Run multiple stores, brands, or markets from one shared product catalog and content system, built on proven platforms such as commercetools and Contentful. Pages load faster, and our clients launch new markets in weeks, not months.

Customer portals and marketplaces

Self-service portals where customers can place orders, track deliveries, and manage their accounts on their own, which noticeably reduces support calls. We also build marketplaces that bring multiple sellers onto one platform.

Login and access management

One secure account for customers, partners, and staff across every channel. Customers log in once and are recognized everywhere, with permissions and privacy consent built in.

Search and personalization

Search and product recommendations built once for the whole platform, then adjusted to each market. Every new store gets them from day one.

Analytics

Customer activity from every channel is collected in one place, so your team sees the full picture instead of separate reports that don’t match. You can measure what works and decide based on facts.

Process

No black boxes. Each phase has explicit outputs, and you see progress weekly, in staging, not slide decks.

  1. 01

    Platform strategy

    We map the launches the platform must make cheap, markets, brands, channels, because that list, not a vendor comparison, is what determines the architecture.

    Outputs

    • Launch map
    • Platform strategy
    • Success measures
  2. 02

    Reference architecture

    Vendor selection with explicit decision criteria, the integration spine designed, and a build sequence that puts revenue-bearing capability first.

    Outputs

    • Reference architecture
    • Vendor decision criteria
    • Build sequence
  3. 03

    Core platform build

    The BFF layer, event spine, identity, and first vendor integrations built and proven, the foundation every experience deploys onto.

    Outputs

    • BFF layer
    • Event spine
    • Identity and first integrations
  4. 04

    First experience launch

    The first storefront or portal ships on the platform, migrated incrementally behind edge routing where a legacy system is being replaced.

    Outputs

    • First live experience
    • Edge routing plan
    • Performance report
  5. 05

    Scale to new markets

    Subsequent markets, brands, and channels launch as increments, and the falling cost of each launch is the metric the platform is judged by.

    Outputs

    • Market launch playbook
    • Cost-per-launch metric
    • Roadmap
Outcomes

The results this service is accountable for, the reasons clients keep the engagement running.

Faster launches

Second and subsequent launches at a fraction of the first, new markets in weeks, not replatforming projects.

Swappable vendors

Every vendor replaceable behind the integration layer, so contract renewals happen with leverage.

One customer view

One customer identity and one behavioral event stream across every channel and touchpoint.

Storefront in the green

Our headless builds routinely cut LCP by more than half.

Business-led changes

Promotions, content, and merchandising changes shipped by business teams without engineering deploys.

Integration made routine

An integration spine that turns each new system connection from a project into a pattern.

Stack

Chosen for your constraints, not our comfort, this is the toolkit we know deeply for this kind of work.

Languages
  • TypeScript
Frontend
  • Next.js
Backend & workflow
  • GraphQL
Data & streaming
  • Algolia
  • Apache Kafka
  • Redis
Cloud & infrastructure
  • Kubernetes
Platforms & automation
  • commercetools
  • Contentful
  • Auth0
FAQ

How we plan, price, and deliver digital platform projects.