Generic SaaS works until it doesn't. When your operation outgrows off-the-shelf tools, we build the web apps, internal systems, integrations, and dashboards your specific business actually needs — owned by you, designed to compound.
Book a free architecture call →A real DTC client. Eight SaaS tools collapsed into one custom platform. Same data, in one place, finally talking to itself.
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import { db } from "./db"; // reconcile paid orders every minute export async function syncOrders() { const orders = await db.orders .where({ status: "paid" }) .limit(50); return reconcile(orders); }
Most dev shops build features. We build systems — designed to run for years, owned by you, with code your future team can actually maintain.
Customer-facing apps, member portals, and SaaS products built on modern stacks. Production-grade architecture from day one, not bolted on later.
Operations dashboards, admin panels, custom CRMs. The systems your team uses every day deserve to be designed for them — not retrofitted from generic SaaS.
We make your tools talk to each other. Shopify, Stripe, your ERP, your CRM, your data warehouse — connected with real engineering, not no-code duct tape.
Executive dashboards that pull real-time data from every system you run. The single pane of glass your finance, ops, and growth teams have wanted for years.
Workflow automation that removes humans from the loop on the right tasks. Hours back per week, errors down, and your team focused on what only humans can do.
AWS, Vercel, GCP — production-grade hosting, monitoring, and scaling. Your software runs reliably under load. We sweat the boring parts so you don't have to.
Every milestone has a delivery date. Every line of code is yours.
Most dev shops bill time and materials, scope creeps, and you're stuck with a half-finished system you can't extend without them. That's a hostage situation dressed up as a partnership.
We work fixed-bid against clear milestones, ship in two-week sprints, and hand you full code ownership at every stage. If you wanted to walk away after sprint two, you could — with everything we built.
Software projects fail because of scope ambiguity, not technical complexity. We solve that first.
Two weeks of deep work: stakeholder interviews, current-state mapping, technical constraint analysis. Output is an architecture doc, sprint plan, and fixed bid — not vibes.
Database schema, authentication, deployment pipeline, monitoring. The foundation that everything else sits on — invisible if done well, catastrophic if done poorly.
Demo at the end of every sprint. Working software in your hands continuously. Course corrections happen in days, not at the end of a six-month death march.
Documentation, team training, runbooks, and a clean codebase your future engineers will thank us for. Then optional ongoing support — only if you want it.
The dev shop model is broken because of who profits from delays. We rebuilt the incentive structure.
A DTC brand running on eight different SaaS tools with manual sync between them was hemorrhaging ops time and SaaS spend. We built a unified operations platform that replaced all eight, paid for itself in 9 months, and saved their ops team three full working days a week.
Whether you need a feasibility check or a long-term build partner, choose the path that fits.
Three clients, three different builds we shipped on time.
Fixed bid. Hit the date. Code in our GitHub from week one. After two failed projects with other shops, I didn't think this existed.
They told us the architecture we were planning wouldn't scale. Painful conversation. Right call. Saved us six months and a rebuild.
Our ops team got three working days back per week. The internal tool paid for itself before launch was even announced.
Strong opinions, modern stack. Boring where it matters, sharp where it counts.
Book a free 30-minute architecture call. We'll review your current stack, identify the biggest leverage point, and tell you what we'd build first.