Engineering across the stack.
We design, build and modernize web applications, SaaS platforms and mobile apps, the APIs and cloud infrastructure behind them, and the websites and stores in front. The stack changes with the job. The standard doesn’t.
Service areas
Custom software
New applications and platforms, or existing systems modernized, in the stack you already run or the one the problem needs.
Mobile apps
Apps your customers install from both stores, built the way that fits the product, with a release process that keeps up.
Cloud & APIs
Infrastructure and APIs your software can rely on, in your own AWS, Azure or Google Cloud account, documented so anyone can run them.
Modernization
Existing .NET, PHP and JavaScript systems made safe to change again, one release at a time, planned to keep the system in use.
AI consulting
AI strategy, features and agents that do real work in your software and your teams, measured and reviewed before they ship.
Websites & commerce
Marketing sites and stores your team can run, on the platform that fits, engineered like everything else we build.
Specialties and platforms
Custom software
- SaaS platforms→Multi-tenant products with billing, roles and onboarding, designed so the second hundred customers cost less than the first.
Mobile apps
- React Native & Expo→One TypeScript codebase for iOS and Android, with fixes shipped over the air instead of through review.
Websites & commerce
- WordPress→A WordPress site your editors enjoy using, built on code you can read, test and maintain.
- WooCommerce→A store you own outright, wired into the inventory, shipping and accounting systems you already use.
- Squarespace→A site your team updates in minutes, with structure, accessibility and code extensions done properly from the start.
- Wix & Wix Studio→A Wix site your team edits visually, with custom code doing the work the editor cannot.
The stack we work in.
The languages, frameworks, clouds and platforms we build on most often, from the database to the app store.
- Languages
- TypeScript
- JavaScript
- C#
- PHP
- SCSS
- Frameworks
- React
- Vue
- Angular
- .NET
- Blazor
- Laravel
- Cloud & serverless
- AWS
- Azure
- Google Cloud
- Firebase
- Lambda
- Cloud Functions
- Mobile
- Native iOS
- Native Android
- React Native
- Expo
- Ionic
- .NET MAUI
- Infrastructure & APIs
- API design
- Integrations
- Cloud infrastructure
- Hosting & deployment
- Modernization
- Platforms
- WordPress
- WooCommerce
- Shopify
- Squarespace
- Wix Studio
A representative list, not a limit. If your system runs on something else, tell us what it is and we’ll say plainly whether we’re the right fit.
New builds, and the systems you already run
Projects often start with something already running: a .NET Framework application, a PHP codebase that has grown for a decade, a mobile app that no longer builds, or infrastructure nobody fully understands. We audit it first, write down what to keep, fix or replace, and move it forward one release at a time.
How projects start
- 01 · First
A 30-minute call
With the engineer who would lead the work, always a senior engineer.
Request a scoping call - 02 · Then
A written proposal
Scope, timeline and price. Every project is quoted individually.
- 03 · Larger builds
A discovery sprint
Usually 2–3 weeks, ending in a written plan and quote.
What the written plan covers
Questions about working with us
How long does a typical project take?
Most websites take several weeks and most stores a couple of months. Custom web apps typically take 3–6 months after a 2–3 week discovery sprint, and mobile apps 3–6 months to a first store release. Every proposal sets out its own timeline in writing.
Can you take over a codebase another team built?
Yes, we take over systems other teams built, in .NET, PHP, JavaScript and TypeScript, as well as mobile apps that no longer build. We start with an audit of the code, dependencies, hosting and deployment, then write down what to keep, fix or replace. Changes ship in small, tested steps, so the system stays in use while it improves.
What happens after launch?
After launch you can run the software yourselves, hand it to another team or keep working with us. Ongoing engineering is a monthly engagement covering the roadmap and releases, monitoring, fixes and upgrades, and a monthly metrics review. Either way, you get runbooks and documentation written for whoever maintains it next.
Every build, any stack
One standard.
Performance
A performance budget is set before launch and enforced on every change.
Accessibility
Built to WCAG 2.2 AA and tested against it, with automated checks and manual keyboard and screen-reader passes on client builds.
Security
Least-privilege access, secrets kept out of code, dependencies monitored and security headers configured.
Handover
Accounts and repositories in your name from day one. The code and documentation are yours under the signed agreement, written so another team could take over.
Start a project
Tell us what you’re building.
We reply within one business day, with questions or a time to talk.
Pittsburgh, PA · Since 2015 · First step: a 30-minute call