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Full-Stack Development

From the interface to the database, or the half you need.

Front end, back end, data and hosting, or the front end with your developers owning the back end.

We build the whole stack: the interface, the APIs and data behind it, sign-in and permissions, connections to your other systems, and the hosting it runs on.

Our current defaults are Next.js for the front end, Supabase for data and authentication, serverless hosting on platforms like Vercel or Render, and React Native with Expo for native mobile apps. Supabase is standard Postgres underneath, so your data stays portable. These defaults are where we start, and we revisit them as better options appear. We choose differently when your IT team already supports a database platform or data residency rules call for specific infrastructure.

Two ways to work

End to end, or the front end on your back end

Either way, who owns what is agreed at the start.

All of it

We define, design and build the whole product, then keep supporting and developing it, with your team taking on as much of the day-to-day as it wants.

Our front end, your back end

We define and design the product and build the front end, and your team owns the back end. The split sits at the API, so little gets lost between design and build.

Connected to what you have

A CRM, a finance platform, an identity provider, a data warehouse: anything with an API can be connected to the product. We also decide what happens when that system is slow or down.

How we build

AI-assisted, reviewed by people

We build with AI-assisted development throughout, and experienced developers review what it produces. That shortens the path to a working prototype considerably. We use widely known, well-documented tools on purpose, so the code makes sense to whoever works on it next, and performance and security are checked before launch.

The Mobile & Web Applications page covers this work in full, including when a native app is worth it. Launch & Support covers hosting, monitoring, releases and what happens after launch.