Project delivery
A defined scope with a fixed shape, milestones and a handover. Best when you know what needs to exist and want someone accountable for making it exist.
A full engineering practice under one roof: from the first architecture sketch through to the monitoring dashboard that wakes someone up. Engagements range from a two-week review to multi-year ownership of a platform.
Applied intelligence that ships and keeps working. We build assistants that use tools and take real actions, answers grounded in your own content, and the evaluation harness that proves those answers are faithful before a customer sees them. We work across Anthropic Claude, Google Gemini and OpenAI GPT, and we know when to run open-weight models on hardware you control instead. An impressive demo that hallucinates on customer data is worse than no feature at all, so quality here is measured, not asserted.
Custom web platforms, internal tools and APIs, built as products that stay maintainable long after launch. Typed from database to interface, structured around clear domain boundaries, and covered by tests where correctness actually matters rather than everywhere for the metric.
The schema is the part of your system you will live with the longest. We design relational models that stay comprehensible at scale, split responsibilities across databases where isolation demands it, enforce tenancy at the database level rather than trusting application code, and run migrations that never take production down.
Environments you can destroy and rebuild from a repository. We define infrastructure as code in layers, ship through container pipelines with blue-green releases, and keep self-managed databases and caches patched and replicated. Cost is treated as a design constraint, not a monthly surprise.
Security designed in from the schema upwards, not audited in at the end. Authentication and single sign-on, permissions granular enough to survive a real org chart, immutable audit logging, and data handling that treats GDPR as an architectural requirement rather than a cookie banner.
One codebase, three destinations. We ship web, Android and iOS from a shared source tree with native capabilities where they matter: platform sign-in, push notifications, camera and file access, and store releases handled as part of the ordinary delivery pipeline rather than as a quarterly ordeal.
The parts of a platform that fail loudest are the seams between systems. We build message queues, event pipelines and websocket channels that degrade gracefully, and connect payment, billing, email and third-party APIs so a partner outage becomes a delayed job rather than a support incident.
Ongoing responsibility for systems that have to keep working, whether we wrote them or not. Monitoring that alerts on symptoms users actually feel, patching kept boringly current, and an incident path that ends in a written explanation rather than a shrug.
Senior engineering judgement, available by the day. Architecture reviews, technology selection, due diligence on a codebase you are about to inherit, or acting as the technical counterpart to a team that has no in-house lead. The output is a decision you can defend, written down.
The right shape depends on how well defined the problem is. All three start with the same conversation.
A defined scope with a fixed shape, milestones and a handover. Best when you know what needs to exist and want someone accountable for making it exist.
A recurring monthly commitment covering development, operations and support. Best for a live product that keeps evolving and has to stay up while it does.
Days or weeks of senior input: an architecture review, a second opinion, due diligence, or unblocking a decision your team keeps circling.
That is a normal place to start. Describe the situation in plain language and we will tell you which parts are engineering problems, which are process problems, and what we would do first.