Web platforms and the APIs behind them, typed from the database to the button.
Fast, accessible web apps with the APIs, data, and cloud behind them. Built to scale and simple to operate.
Tools
- Next.js & TanStack
- Server rendering
- Design to code
- Core Web Vitals
- APIs & GraphQL
- Postgres & caching
- AWS & Cloudflare
- CI/CD
- C++ & WebAssembly
What this looks like from where you sit.
The site is slow where it counts and nobody has measured it. Lighthouse on a laptop in the office told you nothing about the phone in a pocket.
The API is the bottleneck and nobody owns it. Three teams call it, it has no schema discipline, and the slowest endpoint has been the same for a year.
Infrastructure grew by accident. It works, it costs more than it should, and the person who understands it is on holiday.
How the work runs.
- 01Read what is there
We look at the app you have, not the app you describe: server and client boundaries, the queries behind each route, cache lifetimes, and what your build is actually shipping. Most of what feels slow is one missing decision made at the wrong layer.
- 02Shape the architecture
Types end to end — database to button — so a schema change breaks the build instead of production. Server rendering where it earns its place, client state where it does not.
- 03Build the product
We build the product: routes, components, the APIs and data layer behind them, and the CI that gets it deployed. Accessible by default, because retrofitting it costs more than writing it.
- 04Make it hold up
Core Web Vitals measured on the pages that matter, not just the landing page. Postgres, caching, and infrastructure sized for the traffic you have rather than the traffic you hope for.
Three ways to start.
A defined project: a marketing site, a dashboard, an API, or a migration off something that stopped fitting.
Engineers embedded with your team, taking the parts of the roadmap your current hiring cannot cover.
End to end, from an idea through design and infrastructure to something in production and monitored.