Software that survives its second year.
Most enterprise applications are not hard to launch, they are hard to keep changing. We build for the second year: clear service boundaries, tests that mean something, and deployment that does not require someone holding their breath.
That covers greenfield products, replacements for systems nobody wants to touch, and taking over codebases that were delivered and then abandoned.
Every engagement leaves you with infrastructure as code, a CI pipeline, and documentation your own developers can work from.
Typical engagements
- Customer or partner portal build
- Internal operations tooling
- SaaS product engineering and multi-tenancy
- API layer over legacy systems
- Rescue and stabilization of an existing codebase
What we deliver.
Web application development
React.NET and Node builds with accessibility and performance treated as requirements, not cleanup.
Mobile applications
Cross-platform and native delivery, with release pipelines and store management handled.
SaaS product engineering
Multi-tenancy, subscription billing, role models and tenant isolation designed up front.
Microservices and APIs
Service boundaries drawn around business capability, with versioned contracts and clear ownership.
DevOps and CI/CD
Infrastructure as code, automated pipelines, environment parity and safe rollbacks.
Quality and security review
Automated testing, dependency scanning, and a security pass before anything reaches production.
Tools we work in.
Chosen for your constraints and your team’s skills, not our habits.
.NET
.NET Core
React
TypeScript
Node.js
PythonAzureAWS
Docker
Kubernetes
Terraform
GitHub ActionsThree ways to start.
Build and handover
Scoped delivery of a working system with documentation and knowledge transfer.
Embedded engineers
Senior developers inside your team and sprint cadence at a fixed monthly capacity.
Maintain and evolve
Ongoing support, upgrades and feature delivery under an agreed service level.
Common questions.
Can you take over an application someone else built?
Yes, and it is a common request. We start with a short assessment covering code quality, dependency health, test coverage and deployment risk, then give you a written stabilization plan before committing to feature work.
Do you work with our existing developers?
Often. Embedded engagements are designed for exactly that, our engineers work in your repository, your board and your standups, with code review going both ways.
Who owns the code?
You do, from the first commit. Work happens in your repository wherever possible, and in ours only until handover if you do not have one ready.
Have a project in mind?
Tell us about your project and a member of our engineering team will get back to you within one business day.