How we build
Pragmatic tools, strict standards.
We choose technology for the problem and the team that will run it — and we hold every project to the same engineering standards, whatever the stack.
Standards
What every project gets.
Tested by default
Automated unit, integration and end-to-end tests run on every change, with peer review before merge.
Secure by design
Threat modelling, static analysis and dependency scanning, following OWASP secure-development guidance.
Observable in production
Structured logs, metrics and tracing from the first release, with runbooks for on-call.
Delivered continuously
CI/CD pipelines, feature flags and progressive rollouts, so releases are routine rather than risky.
Stack
Technologies we use in production.
- Frontend
- React | Next.js | TypeScript | Vue | Svelte | Astro | TailwindCSS | Framer Motion
- Backend
- Node.js | NestJS | Go | Java / Spring | .NET | Python / FastAPI | GraphQL | gRPC
- Mobile
- Swift | Kotlin | React Native | Flutter | Expo
- Cloud & DevOps
- AWS | Azure | GCP | Kubernetes | Docker | Terraform | Argo CD | GitHub Actions
- Data & AI
- PyTorch | TensorFlow | OpenAI | Anthropic | LangChain | dbt | Snowflake | BigQuery | Airflow
- Databases
- PostgreSQL | MySQL | MongoDB | Redis | ClickHouse | Elasticsearch | Cassandra
- Security
- Auth0 | Keycloak | HashiCorp Vault | OWASP ASVS | OAuth 2.0 / OIDC
Your stack
Curious whether your stack fits?
Tell us what you run today. We’ll tell you plainly what we’d keep, what we’d change, and why.