Technology standards

Modern app platforms, owned by you, shipped with production discipline.

Masters of simplicity, and complexity.

Expo is the primary foundation for mobile apps. React, TypeScript, Vercel, and managed backend services round out the stack for web, portals, dashboards, and internal tools.

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How we build

Four standards on every project.

01

Web and app delivery

Expo, React Native, React, TypeScript, Next.js, Astro, and Vercel workflows. Mobile apps are built primarily on Expo when the project calls for native app stores or device features.

02

AI-assisted engineering

Claude supports planning, scaffolding, refactoring, testing, and review. Human engineering judgment remains responsible for what ships.

03

Owned infrastructure

Repositories, deployments, databases, API keys, billing, and domains live in client-controlled accounts unless the client asks otherwise.

04

Production basics

Authentication, permissions, observability, backups, analytics, error paths, and handover are part of the build, not optional polish.

The stack

Tools we ship with.

React
Next.js
TypeScript
Supabase
Vercel
Stripe
Expo
Astro
Anthropic
OpenAI
Gemini
App Store
Google Play
Tailwind
PostgreSQL
Node.js
GitHub
GitLab
Figma
Python
Google Cloud
Webflow
JavaScript
SQL
Sentry
Web / PWA
Spline

Responsible AI

AI features have to earn their place.

Claude is treated as an engineering accelerator, not an unreviewed code generator. AI features are added only when they create concrete business value: search, summarization, classification, internal assistants, drafting, routing, and workflow support.

For client applications, AI has constraints: clear purpose, scoped data access, human review where risk is meaningful, documented limitations, and no hidden automation in sensitive decisions.

Useful software should be fast to ship and boring to operate.

Tell us about the problem. We will scope the build and tell you what it costs.

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