MVP in weeks
From idea to a real product on a real URL: auth, payments, admin and the one feature that matters.
- Typical timeline 6–8 weeks
- Stack Next.js · Node · Postgres
For six years our team has built the parts people never see: queues, schemas, caches, deploys. So the part they do see feels effortless.
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Under the chrome, three things we do end to end
Next.js, React, TypeScript. Fast, accessible, tested.
APIs, queues, data. Node.js, Go, PostgreSQL, Redis.
Headless storefronts, payments, inventory, shipping.
We don't chase shiny. We make the boring parts bulletproof, so the interesting parts get to shine. Senior engineers, clear code, and systems that are still calm at 3 a.m.
Pick a starting point. Every engagement ships with tests, CI, documentation and a handover your team can actually use. Timelines are typical, not promises.
From idea to a real product on a real URL: auth, payments, admin and the one feature that matters.
Move a slow storefront to a headless stack. Faster pages, freer design, the same back office.
Clean, documented APIs and the glue between your tools: ERPs, CRMs, payment and shipping providers.
A deep audit of a slow app or API, then the fixes: queries, caching, bundles, Core Web Vitals.
Realtime dashboards and admin tools your operations team opens every morning, not just once.
A monthly retainer for monitoring, upgrades and new features, with a named engineer who knows your code.
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Companies, studios and brands we've partnered with. Logo slots are placeholders, ready for real SVGs.
A call, your goals, your constraints. We ask the annoying questions early.
Architecture, data model and a plan you can read. Nothing built yet, everything decided.
Weekly demos on a real URL. Tests, CI, and a codebase your next hire will thank you for.
Monitoring, a runbook, and our team on call for the first weeks. Then it keeps running.
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