
Stack & toolbox
Technologies and tools we build with. Chosen for longevity, not novelty.
Frontend
6 technologiesReact (opens the official site in a new tab)
Our default UI library. Mature ecosystem and hiring depth your future team will thank you for.
Next.js (opens the official site in a new tab)
Our framework of choice for SEO-critical sites and SaaS frontends. This site runs on it.
Vue.js (opens the official site in a new tab)
Lighter alternative to React for teams that already know it or inherit it.
TypeScript (opens the official site in a new tab)
Every line of JavaScript we ship is typed. Fewer runtime surprises, safer refactors.
Tailwind CSS (opens the official site in a new tab)
Utility-first styling that keeps design systems consistent and code reviews fast.
Angular (opens the official site in a new tab)
For enterprise codebases that standardized on it. We extend rather than rewrite.
Backend
6 technologiesNode.js (opens the official site in a new tab)
One language across the stack. Powers most of our APIs and real-time services.
Python (opens the official site in a new tab)
Our pick for data work, automation, and AI back ends.
Django (opens the official site in a new tab)
Batteries-included Python framework when admin and auth need to exist on day one.
FastAPI (opens the official site in a new tab)
Fast, typed Python APIs. Our default when Python meets the web.
NestJS (opens the official site in a new tab)
Structured Node.js for larger back ends where conventions keep teams aligned.
Express (opens the official site in a new tab)
Minimal Node.js framework for lean services and internal APIs.
Mobile
4 technologiesReact Native (opens the official site in a new tab)
One codebase for iOS and Android without giving up native feel. Our mobile default.
Flutter (opens the official site in a new tab)
Cross-platform toolkit we reach for when pixel-perfect custom UI matters most.
Swift (opens the official site in a new tab)
Native iOS when the app demands platform-specific performance or APIs.
Kotlin (opens the official site in a new tab)
Native Android, same reasoning as Swift on iOS.
Databases
5 technologiesPostgreSQL (opens the official site in a new tab)
Our default database. Boring, battle-tested, and almost always the right answer.
MongoDB (opens the official site in a new tab)
Document store for flexible schemas and fast-moving product data.
MySQL (opens the official site in a new tab)
Reliable relational workhorse, common in the inherited systems we extend.
Redis (opens the official site in a new tab)
Caching, queues, and sessions. The performance layer in most of our stacks.
Supabase (opens the official site in a new tab)
Postgres plus auth, storage, and realtime out of the box. Great for fast MVPs.
Cloud & DevOps
10 technologiesWhere your product runs and how it gets there: infrastructure, containers, and CI.
AWS (opens the official site in a new tab)
Our primary cloud for production workloads that need room to grow.
Google Cloud (opens the official site in a new tab)
Strong data and AI services. Our pick when projects lean on both.
Azure (opens the official site in a new tab)
For organizations already on Microsoft. We deploy where your IT lives.
Vercel (opens the official site in a new tab)
Preview deploys for every change and zero-config Next.js hosting. This site ships on it.
Netlify (opens the official site in a new tab)
Simple, dependable hosting for static and Jamstack sites.
Docker (opens the official site in a new tab)
Reproducible environments, so the app your team inherits runs anywhere.
Kubernetes (opens the official site in a new tab)
Container orchestration when the workload actually calls for it, and not before.
GitHub Actions (opens the official site in a new tab)
CI on every pull request: tests, lint, and deploys run before code merges.
Terraform (opens the official site in a new tab)
Infrastructure as code, so environments are documented and rebuildable.
Jenkins (opens the official site in a new tab)
Legacy CI we still run and maintain inside enterprise environments.
AI & ML
9 technologiesModels and AI services we build production features with, from LLMs to voice and video.
OpenAI (opens the official site in a new tab)
GPT APIs for chat, extraction, and embeddings in production features.
LangChain (opens the official site in a new tab)
Orchestration for multi-step LLM workflows and retrieval pipelines.
TensorFlow (opens the official site in a new tab)
ML framework for custom model training and deployment at scale.
Hugging Face (opens the official site in a new tab)
Open-source models and hosting when data cannot leave your infrastructure.
PyTorch (opens the official site in a new tab)
Research-grade ML framework behind most modern model work.
ElevenLabs (opens the official site in a new tab)
Production voice synthesis we have wired into client products and call flows.
Retell AI (opens the official site in a new tab)
AI voice agents for phone workflows. We have shipped Retell-powered call automation.
HeyGen (opens the official site in a new tab)
AI video avatars integrated for personalized outreach and product video at scale.
Tavus (opens the official site in a new tab)
Conversational video AI we integrate when a product needs a face, not just a voice.
AI Tooling
4 technologiesAI accelerates our delivery, including custom MCP servers we build to wire AI into your systems. Senior engineers review everything it produces.
Claude Code (opens the official site in a new tab)
Agentic implementation under senior review. Weeks of boilerplate become days.
Claude Design (opens the official site in a new tab)
AI-first design exploration. We move from brief to high-fidelity concepts fast.
Cursor (opens the official site in a new tab)
AI-first editor our engineers pair with for faster, safer refactors.
Model Context Protocol (opens the official site in a new tab)
We build custom MCP servers that wire your systems straight into AI workflows.
Design
5 technologiesWhere ideas become screens you can click before a line of code exists.
Figma (opens the official site in a new tab)
The design source of truth for every project. You get the file, not exports.
Adobe XD (opens the official site in a new tab)
Legacy design files we can open, migrate, and modernize into Figma.
Sketch (opens the official site in a new tab)
Mac design classic. We migrate Sketch libraries into living Figma systems.
Framer (opens the official site in a new tab)
Motion prototypes when a flow needs to be felt, not just seen.
Miro (opens the official site in a new tab)
Workshop boards for user flows, sitemaps, and discovery sessions.
No-Code
5 technologiesValidated fast or built to last: visual platforms we build on and migrate from.
Bubble (opens the official site in a new tab)
Full web apps without code. Right for validating a business model fast.
Webflow (opens the official site in a new tab)
Production marketing sites your team can edit without a developer.
Wix (opens the official site in a new tab)
We build on it, extend it, and migrate off it when you outgrow it. This site started there.
Retool (opens the official site in a new tab)
Internal tools and admin panels in days instead of sprints.
Airtable (opens the official site in a new tab)
Spreadsheet-database hybrid powering light operational workflows.
Integrations
7 technologiesPlatforms we have connected products to: CRMs, project tools, accounting, and the automation glue between them.
n8n (opens the official site in a new tab)
Workflow automation connecting your product to the systems around it.
Zapier (opens the official site in a new tab)
Glue automation between SaaS tools before custom integration is justified.
Zoho CRM (opens the official site in a new tab)
CRM integrations for lead routing and sales automation. We run our own business on Zoho.
Salesforce (opens the official site in a new tab)
Syncing product data with the CRM your sales team already lives in.
Monday.com (opens the official site in a new tab)
Workflow integrations that keep project boards in sync with your product.
ClickUp (opens the official site in a new tab)
Task and workflow integrations for teams that run operations in ClickUp.
QuickBooks (opens the official site in a new tab)
Accounting integrations: invoices, payouts, and reconciliation flowing automatically.
Payments & POS
11 technologiesPayment rails and point-of-sale platforms we have integrated in production, from checkout to payout.
Stripe (opens the official site in a new tab)
Our default payment rail: checkout, subscriptions, and Connect marketplace flows.
PayPal (opens the official site in a new tab)
Wallet payments and payouts, often alongside a primary card processor.
Braintree (opens the official site in a new tab)
PayPal-owned gateway for card, wallet, and recurring payments.
Authorize.net (opens the official site in a new tab)
Long-standing gateway we integrate for businesses on legacy merchant accounts.
Payrix (opens the official site in a new tab)
Embedded payments for SaaS platforms, now Worldpay for Platforms.
Worldpay (opens the official site in a new tab)
Enterprise payment processing across cards, channels, and currencies.
Helcim (opens the official site in a new tab)
Transparent interchange-plus processing we have integrated for SMB platforms.
Clover (opens the official site in a new tab)
POS hardware and APIs we have integrated for in-person retail flows.
SpotOn (opens the official site in a new tab)
Restaurant and retail POS integrations for ordering and loyalty.
Toast (opens the official site in a new tab)
Restaurant POS and Toast payments: online ordering, menus, and payouts.
Shopify (opens the official site in a new tab)
Storefronts and Shopify Payments: custom apps, checkout extensions, and syncs.
Delivery
7 technologiesHow work moves and how you stay in the loop: repos, reviews, and async collaboration.
GitHub (opens the official site in a new tab)
Your organization owns the repository from day one. We work in it, not around it.
Storybook (opens the official site in a new tab)
A living component library you can click through, mirroring production exactly.
Zoho One (opens the official site in a new tab)
Scheduling, invoicing, and CRM. The business side of the engagement runs here.
Google Workspace (opens the official site in a new tab)
Docs, decks, and a shared Drive folder where every deliverable lands.
Fireflies (opens the official site in a new tab)
Transcribes our calls so decisions are searchable instead of remembered.
Loom (opens the official site in a new tab)
Async walkthrough videos for demos and reviews across time zones.
QA & Analytics
7 technologiesWhat we run before you see a build, and what we watch after you launch.
Playwright (opens the official site in a new tab)
End-to-end tests on the critical paths: signup, checkout, and core flows.
Vitest (opens the official site in a new tab)
Fast unit and component tests wired into CI from the first sprint.
Chromatic (opens the official site in a new tab)
Visual regression on the design system. Unintended UI changes get caught, not shipped.
Lighthouse (opens the official site in a new tab)
Performance budgets and Core Web Vitals checks before and after launch.
Google Analytics 4 (opens the official site in a new tab)
Launch instrumentation wired before go-live, with dashboards you keep.
Ahrefs (opens the official site in a new tab)
SEO monitoring: rankings, backlinks, and technical health after launch.
Vercel Observability (opens the official site in a new tab)
Errors and performance in production, watched from day one.
Our philosophy
How we choose technologies
Boring where it counts
Databases, auth, and payments run on proven technology with a decade of production mileage. We save the experiments for places where failure is cheap.
One stack deep, not ten shallow
We would rather master the tools we ship every week than chase every new framework. Depth is what makes estimates accurate and bugs rare.
AI-accelerated, senior-reviewed
AI tooling speeds up the typing, not the thinking. Every line that ships is reviewed by a senior engineer who owns the outcome.
Exit-friendly by default
Your repository, your cloud accounts, your data. Popular technologies mean any competent team can take over without a rewrite.
Nothing behind the curtain
You see all of it
The Figma file is yours
Shared from the first design review. Not exports, not screenshots: the working file.
The Storybook is browsable
Every component we build, clickable at a URL you can send to anyone on your team.
Your org owns the repository
Code lives in your GitHub organization from day one. Walking away is always possible.
The dashboards are your accounts
Analytics, monitoring, and cloud consoles are set up under your ownership, not ours.
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