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Capabilities

Six disciplines. One team that does all of them.

Handing a project between a design shop, a dev shop and a marketing agency is where budgets go to die — everyone is technically right and nothing works end to end. We hold the whole chain.

  • TypeScript
  • Next.js
  • React
  • PostgreSQL
  • Prisma
  • Drizzle
  • Tailwind
  • Node.js
  • Python
  • FastAPI
  • Stripe
  • Stripe Connect
  • n8n
  • Supabase
  • Railway
  • Cloudflare
  • Redis
  • React Native
  • Expo
  • Three.js
  • WebGL
  • Resend
  • Twilio
  • Shopify
  • WooCommerce
  • Docker
  • GitHub Actions
  • Playwright
  • Vitest
  • MCP
ICapability

Custom software

The systems that run the business. Ledgers, portals, back offices, admin tools — built when the off-the-shelf thing stopped fitting three compromises ago.

What you get

  • 01Operational platforms — quoting, job costing, inventory, scheduling
  • 02Real double-entry accounting: every document posts a balanced journal entry
  • 03Role-based access modelled in the schema, not bolted on in the view layer
  • 04Money as integers, quantities at six decimals — no float drift in your books
  • 05Migration paths off spreadsheets, Access databases and abandoned SaaS
In practice
A 45-table contractor platform where leads, estimates, jobs, bills, timesheets and change orders all resolve into one balanced general ledger — and a demo dataset that renders byte-identical whether it runs on the embedded WebAssembly Postgres used locally or the managed Postgres in production.
IICapability

Ecommerce

Catalogues that are hard. A hundred and eighteen thousand products, supplier feeds that disagree with each other, and pricing that can't be a number in a field.

What you get

  • 01Catalogue engineering — supplier ingestion, normalisation, deduplication, media pipelines
  • 02Pricing engines: box rollups, coverage maths, waste factors, trade tiers, margin vs markup
  • 03Checkout, tax, real-time freight rates and buy-now-pay-later
  • 04Replatforms with the SEO intact — legacy URLs mapped, not abandoned
  • 05B2B marketplaces with vendor onboarding and split payouts
In practice
A flooring storefront carrying 118,000 products where a customer types a room size and the engine resolves linear feet to boxes to square footage to a priced estimate — plus 36,786 legacy URLs mapped to live destinations so the rewrite kept the rankings.
IIICapability

Web & mobile apps

Products people open every day. Fast on a phone in a basement with two bars, and honest about what happens when the network drops.

What you get

  • 01Next.js and React product surfaces with real state, not prototypes
  • 02Native mobile clients backed by purpose-built APIs
  • 03Passwordless auth, push, deep links, offline-tolerant sync
  • 04WebGL and on-device machine learning where it earns its weight
  • 05Accessibility, reduced-motion and keyboard paths built in from the first commit
In practice
A room visualiser that segments a photo of your kitchen entirely in the browser, drops sixteen procedural floor materials into the perspective, and returns square metres and an installed cost — with no image ever leaving the device.
IVCapability

Integrations

The unglamorous middle. Two systems that were never designed to meet, made to agree on the truth — and to keep agreeing at 3am.

What you get

  • 01Payments — Stripe, Stripe Connect, Square, Klarna, Afterpay, Affirm
  • 02Logistics and freight rating, supplier catalogues, EDI-style feeds
  • 03CRM, helpdesk, invoicing, transactional and campaign email
  • 04SSO and identity, secrets brokering, credential rotation
  • 05Webhook routers with retries, idempotency and a failure digest that reaches a human
In practice
A marketplace running Stripe Connect Express so independent vendors onboard themselves, sell under one checkout, and get paid out on schedule — with an escrow cron and a Stripe event router behind it.
VCapability

Automation & AI agents

Work that used to need a person, running on a schedule. Not a chatbot bolted to a homepage — pipelines with inputs, checkpoints, approvals and receipts.

What you get

  • 01Workflow estates on n8n — routing, enrichment, approvals, escalation, digests
  • 02Agent infrastructure: tool access, memory, routing, per-task model selection
  • 03Generative pipelines for design, copy, voice and video with human approval gates
  • 04Scheduled operations — reconciliation, syncs, monitors, alerting
  • 05Observability so you can see what ran, what it cost and what it decided
In practice
A merchandise business that runs end to end without a person in the loop: trend capture, scoring, idea generation, legal screening, an approval gate, design generation, print-on-demand publishing, then social scheduling — fourteen workflows, all live.
VICapability

Growth & marketing

We built the marketing engine for our own companies first. Same engine, pointed at yours — and instrumented, so you can tell what worked.

What you get

  • 01Technical SEO, information architecture and structured data
  • 02Local presence — profiles, citations, review flow, service-area pages
  • 03Lifecycle email and campaign infrastructure you own the list on
  • 04Landing systems, funnels and lead routing wired to the CRM
  • 05Content pipelines that publish on a cadence without a content team
In practice
A self-hosted campaign stack with over nine thousand subscribers, a live customer-conversation channel, and a content pipeline covering forty-two niches across four language regions.

Not sure which of these you need?

That is exactly what the audit is for. We look first, then tell you — including when the answer is “less than you think”.