Application development
Software built by the people who know your infrastructure
An in-house development team — .NET, React, Angular, and Node — inside an infrastructure company. When the application and the network are the same conversation, nobody gets to point at the other one.
What we build
Development services
From a single integration between two systems that don't talk, to a full application replacing the spreadsheet your operation actually runs on.
Web Applications
Full-stack applications for the processes your business actually runs — the ones a spreadsheet has outgrown and no vendor sells.
Front End
React and Angular interfaces built for the people who use them eight hours a day, not for a demo.
Back End & APIs
.NET and Node services with database design, real authentication, and documented endpoints other systems can actually consume.
Integration
Connecting the platforms you already run, so nobody spends their morning copying data from one system into another.
Modernization
Moving aging applications forward incrementally — because the big-bang rewrite is how these projects usually fail.
Hosting & DevOps
Deployment pipelines, monitoring, and hosting run by the same team that wrote the application — including on our own private cloud.
Mobile Apps
iOS and Android apps built in React Native — one codebase, two stores, and shared types with the web app so the three don't drift apart.
Design
Interface design grounded in watching how your team actually works — which is usually nothing like how the process is documented.
Consulting
Architecture review, vendor evaluation, and project oversight — from people who build software, not just manage schedules.
How we engage
Four ways to work with us
Most engagements start with discovery, because a fixed price on undefined scope is a guess dressed up as a quote.
Discovery
Fixed fee
A short paid engagement that produces requirements, an architecture outline, and a real estimate. You own the output and can take it to another firm.
Fixed-price build
Scoped
For well-defined scope after discovery. You get a price and a date; we absorb the estimation risk. Changes are priced as they arise.
Time and materials
Monthly
For evolving requirements or long-running work. Billed against actual hours with a monthly cap you set, and a demo at the end of every increment.
Team augmentation
Monthly
Our developers working inside your team, your process, your repository. Useful when you have the direction but not the capacity.
Stack
Technologies we work in
We're opinionated but not dogmatic. Each of these has cases where it's the right answer and cases where it isn't, and we'll tell you which you're in.
.NET & C#
Our default for line-of-business systems — strongly typed, well-tooled, and the natural fit in Microsoft-centric organizations.
React
Our default front-end choice — the largest ecosystem and hiring pool, which matters when you'll maintain this for years.
Angular
Strong conventions and batteries included — genuinely valuable on large teams and applications that will live for a decade.
Node.js & Express
JavaScript on the server — a good fit for lightweight services, integrations, and real-time features.
TypeScript
We write TypeScript rather than plain JavaScript by default — the type system pays for itself the first time you refactor.
Next.js
React that renders on the server — which is the difference between a site search engines can read and one they can't.
React Native
One codebase, both app stores — and shared types with the web app so the same business rule isn't written three times.
SQL Server & Databases
Schema design, query tuning, and reporting — the layer where early decisions cost the most to change later.
Looking for a website?
That's a different page
This section covers custom applications — systems your business runs on. If you need a marketing website that ranks, that's our web and SEO practice.
Tell us what the process looks like today
Most projects start with a conversation about a spreadsheet. Discovery turns that into a scoped, priced plan you own — whether or not we build it.