Web Development
Marketing sites, dashboards and web apps built on Next.js and React — fast, accessible, and easy for your team to extend.
- Next.js / React builds
- Headless CMS integration
- Core Web Vitals in the green
- Component design systems
The Ship engine
We build the thing. Properly.
A senior product team shipping web apps, mobile apps and SaaS platforms — by the project, by the hour, or on a maintenance plan that keeps them running. The people you scope with are the people who build.
01 — Services
What we build.
Seven service lines, one standard: typed, tested, fast and documented — from a landing page to a platform, and the care that keeps it running.
Mobile App Development
Cross-platform iOS and Android apps with React Native — one codebase, native feel, shipped to both stores.
- React Native / Expo
- App Store & Play Store release
- Push, auth & offline support
- Analytics instrumentation
SaaS & MVP Development
From idea to paying customers: multi-tenant architecture, billing, auth and an admin panel — the whole product, not a prototype.
- MVP in 4–8 weeks
- Stripe billing & subscriptions
- Multi-tenant auth & roles
- Scalable cloud deployment
SEO & Performance
Technical SEO, content architecture and speed work that compounds — built into the codebase, not bolted on.
- Technical SEO audits
- Structured data & metadata
- Performance budgets
- Content & keyword strategy
Big System Building
APIs, data pipelines, integrations and infrastructure for products that outgrew their first version.
- API design & microservices
- Database architecture
- Third-party integrations
- CI/CD & cloud infrastructure
AI Integration
LLM features your users actually use — chat, search, automation and agents wired into your existing product.
- LLM feature development
- RAG & semantic search
- Agent & automation flows
- Eval & cost optimization
Maintenance & Support
Keep what's live healthy — fixes, security patches, upgrades and monitoring for apps we built or inherited. On a monthly plan or by the hour.
- Bug fixes & small features
- Security & dependency updates
- Uptime & error monitoring
- Monthly plans or hourly support
The stack we build on
- Next.js
- React
- TypeScript
- React Native
- Node.js
- PostgreSQL
- Tailwind CSS
- Vercel
- AWS
- Stripe
- Claude API
- OpenAI API
02 — Engagement models
Pick how we plug in.
By the project, by the hour, on a monthly plan or embedded in your team — same senior people and standards in every shape. Pricing is scoped with you on a short call.
Fixed quote
Fixed-scope project
Best for a defined spec that needs a price and a date.
- Fixed quote agreed before work starts
- Typical builds run 4–8 weeks
- Weekly demos, no surprise invoices
Per hour
Hourly development
Best for small features, fixes and work that's hard to scope up front.
- Pay only for hours worked, tracked transparently
- No minimum commitment — start this week
- Weekly time reports alongside the work
Flat monthly
Most flexibleMonthly retainer
Best for ongoing product work that never really ends.
- Priority queue for your requests
- Senior team with zero ramp-up
- Scale up or pause month to month
Monthly plan or hourly
Maintenance & support
Best for live products that need to stay fast, secure and online — including ones we didn't build.
- Bug fixes, security patches and dependency upgrades
- Uptime, error and performance monitoring
- Agreed response times for production issues
Monthly per engineer
Embedded team
Best for orgs that want a squad inside their walls.
- Engineers in your standups and tools
- Your process, your repos, our people
- Knowledge documented as we go
03 — The quality bar
The boring stuff, done right.
None of this is glamorous. All of it is why the work still holds up a year later.
Type-safe codebases
Strict TypeScript from schema to UI, so whole classes of bugs never reach production.
Core Web Vitals in the green
Performance budgets enforced in CI, which means speed survives every release after launch.
Accessibility as a requirement
Semantic markup, keyboard flows and contrast checks from the first commit — not a retrofit.
CI/CD from day one
Every change is reviewed, tested and deployed to a preview before it touches production.
Documentation and clean handover
READMEs, runbooks and a recorded walkthrough. Your team can run it without us.
Post-launch support window
A defined window for fixes, monitoring and tuning after launch, written into every quote.
04 — FAQ
What clients ask first.
Anything not covered here, ask on the contact page — a real person replies within 24 hours.
How does pricing work?
Every engagement starts with a short call. Fixed-scope projects get a fixed quote before any code is written; hourly work is billed for tracked time with weekly reports; retainers, maintenance plans and embedded teams run on a flat monthly rate. No surprise invoices.
Can we hire you by the hour?
Yes. Hourly development suits small features, fixes and work that's hard to scope up front. There's no minimum commitment, time is tracked transparently, and you get a weekly report of what was done.
What are typical timelines?
An MVP typically ships in 4–8 weeks. Smaller builds move faster, larger systems take longer — you get a dated plan during scoping, and if anything slips we flag it the week we see it, not at the deadline.
Who owns the IP?
You do. Code, designs, infrastructure and documentation are transferred to accounts you control, and we sign whatever your legal team needs. Nothing is held back after the final invoice.
What happens after launch?
Every build includes a support window for fixes, monitoring and tuning — it’s written into the quote. After that, most clients roll into a retainer; the rest get a clean handover and bring us back when they need us.
Do you maintain apps you didn't build?
Yes. We start with a short audit of the codebase, hosting and dependencies, fix anything urgent, then move you onto a monthly maintenance plan or hourly support — with monitoring and agreed response times for production issues.
Can you take over an existing codebase?
Yes. We start with a paid audit covering architecture, tests, security and performance, then hand you a prioritized plan. If the honest answer is a rebuild, we say so before you spend more.
Next step
Have a build in mind?
Tell us what you want to ship. You'll get a straight answer on scope, timeline and cost — not a sales deck.