Custom web applications, engineered to last.
We design and build custom web apps, internal tools, and SaaS products for teams that need software tailored to how they actually work. Next.js and TypeScript throughout, deployed to infrastructure you can maintain long after we're gone.
Type-safe, careful, and boring in the best way.
Every project starts with a discovery conversation. Before we quote scope, we want to understand the business problem, the users, and the constraints. Software should serve the operation — not the other way around.
We build with TypeScript end-to-end because it catches an entire class of bugs at compile time and gives you documentation for free. We ship in small, verifiable increments so you see progress every week, not once at the end.
By handover you get a running system, deployment infrastructure, and documentation clear enough that your team — or the next developer you hire — can extend it without needing us on call.
Concrete deliverables, no mystery boxes.
- 01A Next.js application, deployed to Vercel or Railway
- 02Authentication, authorization, and admin flows built to real security standards
- 03A PostgreSQL schema with migrations, seeded data, and backup strategy
- 04Integrations with the third-party services your business already uses
- 05Documentation, runbooks, and a walkthrough with whoever operates the system
- 06Optional support retainer for the months following launch
What clients ask.
What tech stack do you use?
TypeScript, Next.js, Node.js, and PostgreSQL as defaults. We deviate only when a project genuinely calls for it — and we tell you why up front.
How long does a typical web app take?
Six to twelve weeks from kickoff to launch is common. Smaller internal tools can ship in three to four. Every engagement includes a fixed timeline you approve before we begin.
Do you take equity or work for a percentage of revenue?
No. Fixed-price engagements only. If you need a co-founding technical partner rather than a studio, we can point you toward people who work that way.
Can you take over an existing codebase?
Sometimes — we start with a code audit. If the codebase is salvageable and worth building on, we can pick it up. If it isn't, we'll tell you and explain what a rewrite would look like.
Ready to start?
Send a short description of what you're building. If it's a fit, we'll schedule a discovery call within a few days.
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