The software industry here is behind. We're fixing that.

Outdated technology. Systems that collapse the moment they get busy. Code nobody can safely change six months later. It is normal here — and it should not be.

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  1. 01 Scalability Your busiest day is a good day, not an incident. How
  2. 02 Quality Whole categories of bug are impossible before the code runs. How
  3. 03 Maintainability We are still the team maintaining it in year three. How
  4. 04 Availability Failures get contained instead of becoming outages. How

What we replace

Technology chosen a decade ago

A stack chosen for your project

Elixir, TypeScript, Postgres, Cloudflare, Terraform — selected for what you are building and what you can sustain, not a fixed menu.

Falls over the day it gets busy

Built for load from the first line

The system is sized for the load you expect, with caching and a delivery network in front, so growth is never the thing that breaks you.

One developer understands it

A team that maintains it for years

The engineers who wrote it keep improving it — the system gets better with age instead of decaying.

Handed over, then abandoned

We are still here in year three

Monitoring from day one, and the same engineers you started with still on it after launch.

01

Scalability

Traffic doubles and the app falls over. The fix is a rewrite nobody budgeted for.

Your busiest day is a good day, not an incident.

AT ITS LIMITROOM TO GROW
How to tell if this is your problem
How we deliver it
The right backend for the job
Elixir when a system has to hold thousands of simultaneous users or real-time connections. Node or Go when it does not. We pick per project, not by habit.
A CDN in front, always
Pages, images and static assets are served from a network close to your users — a separate layer that absorbs most traffic before it ever reaches your application.
Postgres, modelled properly
Indexes and access patterns designed for the query volume you are growing into. This is where most scaling problems actually live, whatever language sits above it.
02

Quality

It works in the demo. Edge cases surface in production, with your customers finding them.

Whole categories of bug are impossible before the code runs.

TESTSBROKEN STOPS HERELIVE
How to tell if this is your problem
How we deliver it
TypeScript strict
The compiler rejects entire classes of mistake — null handling, wrong shapes, missing cases — before anything ships.
Ash Framework
Business rules, permissions, and validations declared once in the domain layer, so they cannot be forgotten at a call site.
Tests and CI on every change
Nothing merges without passing. Regressions get caught by machines, not by clients.
03

Maintainability

The team that built it is gone. Every change becomes a risk nobody wants to take.

We are still the team maintaining it in year three.

LAUNCHEDYEAR 1YEAR 2YEAR 3SAME THREE ENGINEERSSTILL LOOKING AFTER IT
How to tell if this is your problem
How we deliver it
A team that stays
The engineers who built your system keep maintaining it. No relearning, no handover to strangers, no rediscovering decisions that were made two years ago.
Standards that hold up
Conventional frameworks, typed end to end, infrastructure versioned in your repository — so the system stays as clean in year three as the week we shipped it.
Continuous care, not tickets
Dependencies updated, performance watched, problems fixed before you notice them. Maintenance is ongoing work, not something you chase us for.
04

Availability

One failure takes the whole system down, usually at the worst possible moment.

Failures get contained instead of becoming outages.

STILL UPONE FAILS, NOBODY NOTICES
How to tell if this is your problem
How we deliver it
OTP supervision
When a process crashes, its supervisor restarts it in milliseconds. The rest of the system never notices.
Oban
Background jobs are stored in Postgres inside your transaction. A crash mid-payment means the job retries, not that it vanishes.
Monitoring from day one
You hear about degradation from us, with a fix underway — not from an angry customer.

What we build

Five disciplines, one team

Web applications

Product interfaces people use daily — fast on real phones, accessible by construction.

  • SvelteKit
  • Next.js
  • TypeScript
  • Tailwind

Backend systems

The engine room: APIs, real-time, background work, and the data model underneath. Elixir when the load calls for it, simpler tooling when it does not.

  • Elixir
  • Phoenix
  • Ash
  • Oban
  • Postgres

Mobile applications

iOS and Android from one codebase — native where it counts, without building the same app twice.

  • React Native
  • Expo
  • TypeScript

Custom software

Internal tools and platforms shaped around how your business actually runs.

  • Elixir
  • TypeScript
  • Postgres

Cloud & delivery

Reproducible environments and releases that are routine instead of risky.

  • Cloudflare
  • Railway
  • Terraform
  • Docker

Three senior engineers. No bench, no handoff.

The people who scope your project write it. There is no junior tier it gets passed down to, and no account manager between you and the engineering.

  • You talk directly to the people building it
  • We say no when a project is not a fit
  • We are reachable after launch, because year two is the point

This should be the baseline.

Scalable, correct, maintainable, available — that is not a premium tier, it is what engineering means. Tell us what you are building.

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