We design and build web products and internal systems, then hand them over properly: a documented repository, a Docker build, a CI pipeline, and infrastructure that runs on AWS, Azure, GCP or your own servers. The IP is yours from the first commit.
Every engagement ends with a handover another team could pick up tomorrow: a repository with a README that explains how to run it, a Docker image that builds from a clean checkout, a pipeline that deploys it, and no hosted service of ours left in the path. We write code for you to own, not to keep you attached to us.
Four disciplines. Most engagements draw on more than one.
From init to production. Ruby on Rails is our primary backend in every shape we ship. Where the interface is heavy we run Rails as an API behind a separate Next.js front end; where the app is cohesive we keep the monolith and use Inertia.js for a modern front end without splitting the deployable. The decision is about the interface, not the foundation.
Containerised infrastructure using Docker, deployed to AWS, Azure, GCP or bare metal, with GitHub Actions pipelines that keep delivery repeatable. Python and FastAPI where a task suits them, and Node.js as a second option when it makes a job simpler.
AI built into products people actually use: assistants and chatbots grounded in your own documents, knowledge-base search that returns sourced answers, and analytics that summarise what the numbers are doing. We integrate model APIs into existing systems rather than rebuilding around them — and we will tell you when a problem is better solved without a model.
Technical due diligence for founders. We turn napkin sketches into execution roadmaps, performing build-versus-buy analysis and feasibility studies before budget is committed.
What we reach for by default. Not a constraint — the right tool still wins on the day.
Three ways to work with us. In each of them we would rather be product owners than extra hands: in the decisions about what gets built, and accountable for what ships.
You describe the outcome, we scope it, and we build it for a fixed price against a fixed date. The complete codebase is yours at handover.
We run engineering for a product over time, sitting closer to product owner than to supplier: in the decisions, and accountable for what ships. Ownership of the codebase follows the commercial agreement.
For startups: we build at a reduced rate in exchange for a stake, contributing engineering and infrastructure as the investment. Coding responsibility and ownership are shared.
Tell us what the system has to do and who has to use it. We will come back with scope, approach, and the honest version of the timeline.
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