Software built to be operated.
APIs, integrations, web applications and SaaS backends written by people who also run the infrastructure underneath — so the thing that ships is the thing that stays up.
What we build.
- Cloud-native application development Services designed for the platform they run on: stateless, observable and horizontally scalable.
- REST and GraphQL APIs Versioned contracts, sensible pagination and error semantics, and documentation that matches the code.
- Backend services and integrations The connective work between systems that were never designed to talk to each other.
- SaaS platform development Multi-tenancy, billing integration, roles and permissions, and the admin surface support will need.
- Legacy modernization Strangler-pattern migrations that move traffic incrementally instead of betting on a rewrite.
- Authentication and authorization integrations Cognito, Entra ID, Okta, OIDC and SAML wired in without inventing your own session handling.
- Event-driven and serverless applications Queues, streams and functions where the workload is bursty and the alternative is idle capacity.
- Data access and persistence Schema design, migrations, caching and query performance work on PostgreSQL, Aurora and DynamoDB.
The boring parts are the product.
Anyone can get a feature working on a laptop. What decides whether software is worth having is the part after that: how it fails, how it is deployed, how it is observed and how the next engineer understands it.
We write for that engineer. Clear boundaries, tests where they carry weight, logging that explains behaviour, and infrastructure defined next to the code that needs it.
Modernization without a freeze
New services take traffic behind the existing entry point, one route at a time, with the old path still available until the new one has proven itself.
Integrations that fail safely
Retries with backoff, idempotency keys and dead-letter queues, so a third-party outage is a delay rather than data loss.
Security in the code path
Input validation, least-privilege service roles and secrets from a manager rather than an environment file in a repository.
What we write and run.
Languages & runtimes
- Node.js
- TypeScript
- Python
- .NET
- Go
Interfaces
- REST
- GraphQL
- React
- WebSockets
- OpenAPI
Data & messaging
- PostgreSQL
- Aurora
- DynamoDB
- Redis
- SQS / SNS
- EventBridge
Have an application that needs building — or rescuing?
Send us the shape of it. We will tell you what we would build first and what we would leave alone.