Services
Services and technology.
Five services we can prove and the technologies we like best to build them with.
What we do
Five things we can prove.
One team covers firmware, DevOps, backend, web, mobile, and design. The people from the first meeting also build the project.
Long-term product
The whole team owns the product: analysis, UX, backend, mobile, operations. Built to last for years.
More about the serviceRescue and takeover
Audit, stabilize with tests, replace step by step. No big-bang rewrite.
More about the serviceMVP and prototype
A production core, nothing to throw away. Validate an idea in weeks at a fixed price and deadline.
More about the serviceAI integration
AI connected to your data, systems and processes: knowledge bases, document extraction, assistants, agents, automation. Always with evaluation, multiple models behind one layer.
More about the serviceConsulting and supervision
Architecture, second opinions, audits of solutions or vendors, performance, security, fractional CTO.
More about the service| Long-term systems | MVPs and prototypes | |
|---|---|---|
| Goal | last for years | validate an idea in weeks |
| What gets cut | never quality | scope |
| Model | T&M, hybrid | fixed price and deadline |
Currently
New directions we are starting right now.
- 01
Bringing AI into your company
Agent-based development methodology, rules and boundaries, agent security, training.
- 02
Operations after vibe coding
Taking over apps you generated and don't want to maintain. Security, compliance, maintenance.
- 03
Product engineering
Business analysis, product design, measurement and growth. A technically finished product with no sales is a failure for us too.
Technology
We pick by the problem, we use what's proven.
The key technologies we like and trust.
- Languages
- TypeScript, Python, Go, SQL, JavaScript, Dart, Java, C/C++, Julia, PHP, CSS
- Frameworks
- Django, NestJS, Node.js, Angular, Vue.js, Nuxt, Flutter, Capacitor, React, Svelte, Ionic, Drizzle, Strapi, Zod, .NET (legacy integration), Spring Boot, Spring Cloud, Symfony, Doctrine, FastAPI, Next.js, Astro, Quasar, Wagtail, Hono, Express, Koa, GraphQL, Apollo, Electron, Squidex, Tiptap
- Patterns
- PWA, hybrid mobile apps, audit trail, multi-tenant, OpenAPI and generated typed clients, BLoC, transactional outbox, append-only event log, feature flags, anonymization and GDPR, rate limiting, microservices, OTA updates, Redux, web scraping with anti-bot handling
- Data
- PostgreSQL, pgvector, Amazon S3, PostGIS, Redis, MongoDB, InfluxDB, Firebase, Elasticsearch, Oracle, SQL Server, etcd, Patroni
- AI
- Claude, OpenAI, Gemini, AI agents, Codex, RAG, Ollama (local models), routing between LLM providers, structured extraction from documents, token accounting and spend limits, OCR, Model Context Protocol (MCP), Adobe PDF Services, ML beyond LLMs, NLP, optimization, Docling, Mistral AI, RapidOCR, Hugging Face Transformers, ONNX Runtime, HyDE
- IoT and messaging
- MQTT, NATS, WebSocket, ESP32 (firmware), sensors, TTLock, Bluetooth Low Energy, QR, Server-Sent Events, Celery, RQ
- Testing
- Playwright, Cypress, Selenium, Patrol, Vitest, k6, load and penetration tests, Testcontainers
- Infrastructure and DevOps
- Docker, Docker Swarm, GitHub Actions, Ansible, Grafana, Kubernetes, Terraform, Traefik, Cloudflare, Sentry, VPS, Linux, virtualization, networking, Prometheus, OpenTelemetry, Telegraf, WireGuard, Tor
- Cloud
- Google Cloud (GCP), Microsoft Azure, Amazon Web Services (AWS)
- Identity and security
- OAuth 2.0, Keycloak, SSO, Sign in with Google / Apple, RBAC, Bank iD, hardware signatures, PKCS#12
- Integrations
- Firebase Cloud Messaging, Shopify, Stripe, eWay-CRM, Hogan API, blockchain, Apple Push Notification service, Web Push, Mailgun, Ecomail, SendGrid, Twilio, SOAP, Google Maps, Mapbox, Nominatim (OpenStreetMap), Branch.io, workflow automation (n8n, Make)
- Analytics
- Google Tag Manager, Google Analytics, PostHog, Microsoft Clarity, Meta Pixel
- Design
- Figma, UX research
Next step
Tell us what you're building or what broke.
An engineer replies within a day. Within a week you have an honest view of scope, risk, and price.