Use the technology your product needs.
We are technology-agnostic, which is easy to claim and harder to prove. So each page below says where we would pick that technology, and — the part most agencies leave out — where we would tell you to use something else.
In depth
React
React frontends with TypeScript, Server Components and a design system that survives handover — plus an honest answer on when React is the wrong tool.
Read more about ReactNext.js
We build Next.js App Router applications — server components, ISR, route handlers — and when a plain SPA or Astro is the better call, we say so.
Read more about Next.jsNode.js
TypeScript-first Node.js API, real-time, and integration work — built by engineers who will also tell you when Node is the wrong runtime for the job.
Read more about Node.jsPython
Python for ML inference, data pipelines and APIs — FastAPI, Django, Polars. Where we choose it, and where Go or Node is the better call.
Read more about PythonReact Native
We build React Native apps for iOS and Android from one TypeScript codebase — Expo, New Architecture, offline-first sync — and say when native is better.
Read more about React NativePostgreSQL
Postgres schema, indexing, partitioning, replication and migration work — plus a straight account of the workloads we would not put in it.
Read more about PostgreSQL
Also in regular use
These are part of the work but do not have a full page yet. We would rather publish six pages worth reading than eighteen that repeat each other, so these link to their definition until there is something substantive to say.
Not sure which stack your project needs?
That is a normal place to start. Tell us what the software has to do and who uses it, and we will recommend a stack — with the reasoning, so you can disagree with it.