Four things, each anchored to a system that is live right now. If we can’t point at it, we don’t claim it.
01
Software shaped exactly to how you work: search, dashboards, role-based access, compliance spines, data pipelines. Built from a blank page, owned outright.
Shipped
Typically involves
next.js · postgresql · drizzle · auth + 2fa · row-level security · audit trails
Good fit: a real operation that has outgrown spreadsheets and off-the-shelf tools.
Not a fit: a template skinned by Friday. We don't do those. On purpose.
02
Storefront, admin, customer accounts, payments, and courier shipping as one owned system. No platform fees, no ceiling.
Shipped
Typically involves
storefront · admin · yoco / eft / bob pay · bobgo rates · reviews · discounts
Good fit: a growing store that wants to own its stack and its margins.
Not a fit: testing an idea? Start on a platform, and come back when it's real.
03
The bridges between the tools you already use, built once, webhook-authoritative, idempotent, running quietly for years.
Shipped
Typically involves
typescript · rest apis · webhooks · hmac verification · retries + idempotency
Good fit: two systems that must talk, where wrong data costs real money.
Not a fit: if a simple automation tool would do, we'll say so on the first call.
04
Fast, precise sites that hold up under real traffic and real scrutiny, including the one you're reading right now.
Shipped
Typically involves
next.js · static rendering · performance budgets · seo · no tracking bloat
Good fit: a site that has to earn trust in five seconds.
Not a fit: a brochure nobody will ever update. Those deserve a page builder.