Five disciplines, one team, no handoffs.
Most studios hand your project across a boundary at least once — design to development, development to infrastructure, infrastructure to whoever does the SEO. We don't have those boundaries, which is why nothing gets lost crossing them.
01 — The part people see
Web development
Marketing sites through to full web applications — built fast, built to hold up. Performance and SEO baked in from the first commit, not bolted on before launch.
- Next.js and React applications, statically rendered wherever it makes sense
- Content-driven sites where non-developers publish without a deploy
- Core Web Vitals treated as an acceptance criterion, not a nice-to-have
- Accessible, keyboard-navigable interfaces that work on real devices
02 — Found, not just built
SEO & organic growth
Technical SEO done by the people who wrote the rendering layer — structured data, Core Web Vitals, crawl budget and content architecture, treated as engineering rather than a checklist.
- Technical audits: crawlability, indexation, canonicals, redirects and log-file analysis
- Schema.org structured data so search engines read your pages the way you intended
- Core Web Vitals work at the source — rendering strategy, payload size, image pipeline
- Information architecture, internal linking and content structure that earns rankings
- Search Console and GA4 wired up, with reporting you can actually act on
03 — Native feel, real data
App development
Cross-platform mobile apps that talk to production backends, not mock data — with real-time updates, push notifications and offline behaviour handled properly.
- React Native apps shipped to both stores from one codebase
- Real-time features over WebSockets with reconnect and backfill
- Push notification pipelines that survive a traffic spike
- Offline-tolerant state so a dropped signal isn't a dead screen
04 — Our specialty
Backend & systems engineering
Node.js APIs, monolith or microservices, event-driven pipelines — architected for the traffic you'll actually get, and the traffic you're hoping for.
- REST and GraphQL APIs on Node.js, Express and NestJS
- Monolith-first when that's right; microservices when the seams are real
- Event-driven pipelines with queues, retries and idempotent handlers
- Data modelling, indexing and query work before the scaling problem arrives
05 — How it gets there
Cloud & DevOps
Docker, Kubernetes and CI/CD pipelines on AWS or Azure — infrastructure as code, fitted to how your team already works instead of how we'd prefer.
- Containerised deploys with Docker and Kubernetes
- CI/CD pipelines that run tests, build images and ship without ceremony
- AWS and Azure — whichever your organisation is already committed to
- Monitoring, log aggregation and alerts wired up before launch day
Three ways this usually starts.
Build it with us
End-to-end product delivery. We architect, build, ship and hand over — with the option to stay on for support.
Take over what exists
An audit first: architecture, data model, deploy path, SEO health. Then a plan for what's worth keeping and what's quietly costing you.
Fix one specific thing
A scaling problem, a migration, a Core Web Vitals failure, a deploy pipeline that nobody trusts. Scoped tight, done properly.
Across 8 shipped products we've done all three — often on the same project, in that order.
Which of these do you actually need?
Describe the problem and we'll tell you which discipline it really belongs to — even if the answer is 'not us'.