Capabilities
Six disciplines. One team that does all of them.
Handing a project between a design shop, a dev shop and a marketing agency is where budgets go to die — everyone is technically right and nothing works end to end. We hold the whole chain.
- TypeScript
- Next.js
- React
- PostgreSQL
- Prisma
- Drizzle
- Tailwind
- Node.js
- Python
- FastAPI
- Stripe
- Stripe Connect
- n8n
- Supabase
- Railway
- Cloudflare
- Redis
- React Native
- Expo
- Three.js
- WebGL
- Resend
- Twilio
- Shopify
- WooCommerce
- Docker
- GitHub Actions
- Playwright
- Vitest
- MCP
Custom software
The systems that run the business. Ledgers, portals, back offices, admin tools — built when the off-the-shelf thing stopped fitting three compromises ago.
Proven on
What you get
- 01Operational platforms — quoting, job costing, inventory, scheduling
- 02Real double-entry accounting: every document posts a balanced journal entry
- 03Role-based access modelled in the schema, not bolted on in the view layer
- 04Money as integers, quantities at six decimals — no float drift in your books
- 05Migration paths off spreadsheets, Access databases and abandoned SaaS
A 45-table contractor platform where leads, estimates, jobs, bills, timesheets and change orders all resolve into one balanced general ledger — and a demo dataset that renders byte-identical whether it runs on the embedded WebAssembly Postgres used locally or the managed Postgres in production.
Ecommerce
Catalogues that are hard. A hundred and eighteen thousand products, supplier feeds that disagree with each other, and pricing that can't be a number in a field.
Proven on
What you get
- 01Catalogue engineering — supplier ingestion, normalisation, deduplication, media pipelines
- 02Pricing engines: box rollups, coverage maths, waste factors, trade tiers, margin vs markup
- 03Checkout, tax, real-time freight rates and buy-now-pay-later
- 04Replatforms with the SEO intact — legacy URLs mapped, not abandoned
- 05B2B marketplaces with vendor onboarding and split payouts
A flooring storefront carrying 118,000 products where a customer types a room size and the engine resolves linear feet to boxes to square footage to a priced estimate — plus 36,786 legacy URLs mapped to live destinations so the rewrite kept the rankings.
Web & mobile apps
Products people open every day. Fast on a phone in a basement with two bars, and honest about what happens when the network drops.
Proven on
What you get
- 01Next.js and React product surfaces with real state, not prototypes
- 02Native mobile clients backed by purpose-built APIs
- 03Passwordless auth, push, deep links, offline-tolerant sync
- 04WebGL and on-device machine learning where it earns its weight
- 05Accessibility, reduced-motion and keyboard paths built in from the first commit
A room visualiser that segments a photo of your kitchen entirely in the browser, drops sixteen procedural floor materials into the perspective, and returns square metres and an installed cost — with no image ever leaving the device.
Integrations
The unglamorous middle. Two systems that were never designed to meet, made to agree on the truth — and to keep agreeing at 3am.
Proven on
What you get
- 01Payments — Stripe, Stripe Connect, Square, Klarna, Afterpay, Affirm
- 02Logistics and freight rating, supplier catalogues, EDI-style feeds
- 03CRM, helpdesk, invoicing, transactional and campaign email
- 04SSO and identity, secrets brokering, credential rotation
- 05Webhook routers with retries, idempotency and a failure digest that reaches a human
A marketplace running Stripe Connect Express so independent vendors onboard themselves, sell under one checkout, and get paid out on schedule — with an escrow cron and a Stripe event router behind it.
Automation & AI agents
Work that used to need a person, running on a schedule. Not a chatbot bolted to a homepage — pipelines with inputs, checkpoints, approvals and receipts.
Proven on
What you get
- 01Workflow estates on n8n — routing, enrichment, approvals, escalation, digests
- 02Agent infrastructure: tool access, memory, routing, per-task model selection
- 03Generative pipelines for design, copy, voice and video with human approval gates
- 04Scheduled operations — reconciliation, syncs, monitors, alerting
- 05Observability so you can see what ran, what it cost and what it decided
A merchandise business that runs end to end without a person in the loop: trend capture, scoring, idea generation, legal screening, an approval gate, design generation, print-on-demand publishing, then social scheduling — fourteen workflows, all live.
Cybersecurity
The part nobody budgets for until the week it matters. Reviewing what you already run, closing what it leaves open, and making the next failure survivable.
What you get
- 01Application security review — authentication, authorisation, session handling, tenancy boundaries
- 02Access modelled in the schema and enforced server-side, not hidden in the view layer
- 03Secrets out of code and into a managed store, with rotation that someone actually performs
- 04Dependency and supply-chain audit — what you ship, what it pulls in, what is unmaintained
- 05Hardened deployments: least-privilege service accounts, private networking, verified TLS
- 06Backup and restore you have tested, plus a written path for the day something is breached
Growth & marketing
We built the marketing engine for our own companies first. Same engine, pointed at yours — and instrumented, so you can tell what worked.
Proven on
What you get
- 01Technical SEO, information architecture and structured data
- 02Local presence — profiles, citations, review flow, service-area pages
- 03Lifecycle email and campaign infrastructure you own the list on
- 04Landing systems, funnels and lead routing wired to the CRM
- 05Content pipelines that publish on a cadence without a content team
A self-hosted campaign stack with over nine thousand subscribers, a live customer-conversation channel, and a content pipeline covering forty-two niches across four language regions.
Not sure which of these you need?
That is exactly what the audit is for. We look first, then tell you — including when the answer is “less than you think”.