Accepting Q2 2027 projects
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01 · WHAT WE DO

Custom software development

From the messy 0→1 prototype to the platform that quietly runs your business for a decade.

What we build

The work we like is the work that has to keep working. New products that need to ship and then survive their second year. Internal tools that replace a brittle spreadsheet a department has quietly built its month-end process around. Backends that need to handle the load of a feature your competitors are about to launch.

We’re the team you bring in when the answer to “should we build this ourselves?” is “yes, and we want it built properly.”

How we typically engage

  • 0→1 builds. Greenfield products where we own design, architecture, and shipping. You bring the business problem; we bring the engineering.
  • Rescue projects. A codebase from a previous team or agency that needs to be stabilized, documented, and made shippable again. We start with a short audit, propose a remediation plan, then execute.
  • Long-tail platforms. Software that quietly runs a business: order processing, claims pipelines, internal admin. Not glamorous, but the first thing everyone looks at when it stops working.

Tech we reach for

We use boring, well-understood technology. The frameworks are picked for fit, not because they trended on Hacker News last quarter.

  • Frontend. React, Vue, Angular. TypeScript everywhere.
  • Backend. Java with Spring Boot, Node, occasionally Python.
  • Mobile. React Native or native when the use case demands it.
  • Database. Postgres for ~everything, with the occasional Redis or message queue when load justifies them.

What we don’t do

We don’t take on work that requires us to pretend to be experts at things we’re not. If you need a marketing site, an ad campaign, or a brand identity, we’ll happily refer you to someone better.

Common questions

  • How long does a custom software project take?

    Most first releases ship in 8 to 16 weeks, depending on scope. We work in short cycles with something reviewable every week, so you never wait months for a big reveal.

  • Do you take over existing codebases?

    Yes, regularly. We start with a short audit to map the risks, then take ownership of maintenance and new features. Rewrites are the last resort, not the default.

  • Who owns the code you write?

    You do. Everything we build for you is delivered under your ownership, in repositories you control, with documentation the next team can pick up.

  • How do you price projects?

    Most engagements run as a scoped first phase followed by ongoing cycles billed monthly. You always know what the next cycle costs before it starts.

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