Enterprise web applications
Operational systems that hundreds of people depend on daily — typed end to end, server-rendered, and fast under real load rather than in a demo.
We are a senior product & engineering team building enterprise platforms, ERP systems, mobile ecosystems and AI products — designed for reliability, performance and scale from day one.
Our work concentrates where it compounds. These are the disciplines we lead with — the rest of the stack supports them.
Operational systems that hundreds of people depend on daily — typed end to end, server-rendered, and fast under real load rather than in a demo.
The layer underneath a subscription product: multi-tenancy, billing, usage metering, observability and deploys that don't require a maintenance window.
Interfaces designed and engineered by the same team, so what gets drawn is what ships — design systems, accessibility and motion included.
A look at platforms built to carry real operational load. The interfaces below are representative reconstructions — client screens are under NDA.
Replaced a tangle of spreadsheets and legacy tools with one platform spanning inventory, finance, procurement and field operations — event-driven, multi-tenant, and built to add regions without re-architecture.
A cross-platform mobile system with conflict-free offline sync, role-based workflows and a real-time supervisor console — engineered so a dropped connection never costs a day of work.
An AI platform that ingests, structures and reasons over large scholarly corpora — retrieval-augmented pipelines, human-in-the-loop review, and an audit trail enterprises can actually trust.
Most engagements start around $15k. Scope, timeline and team shape are set in a paid discovery week before anyone commits to a number.
A defined system, a fixed price, a fixed date. Best when the problem is well understood and you need a specific thing delivered.
A senior squad working only on your product, month to month. Best for building and evolving a platform over quarters, not weeks.
Our engineers embedded in your existing team, your process, your board. Best when you have the direction and need capacity.
Not a logo wall — an integrated stack where every layer is chosen to work with the next. Hover a node to trace its connections.
We treat models as another part of the architecture — with evaluation, cost ceilings, fallbacks and audit trails designed in from the first sprint.
Multi-step agents that call your systems, not just chat — built on Google's Agent Development Kit or LangGraph, with tool schemas, retries, human approval steps and a full trace of every decision.
Retrieval pipelines over your own documents and databases — chunking, hybrid search, reranking and citation-level provenance, so every output can be checked against the paragraph it came from.
AI where the work already happens: inline drafting, structured extraction from uploads, natural-language filters over your data, and background enrichment on write — streamed, cancellable, and degrading to the plain UI when a model is unavailable.
Golden datasets, regression evals in CI, prompt and model versioning, PII redaction and per-tenant data boundaries. Model changes get reviewed like code, because a silent quality drop is a production incident.
We build software the way infrastructure should be built — architected for the load you'll have in three years, not just the demo you need next week.
Every engagement starts with system design. We model data, load and failure modes before a line of product code ships.
No hand-offs to junior teams. The engineers who scope your system are the ones who build and own it in production.
Latency budgets, load targets and observability are written into the spec — not bolted on after launch.
We push back on requirements that won't serve users. Good engineering starts with the right thing to build.
Documented, tested, observable systems your team can own — we engineer for the day we're no longer in the room.
Most of our work is repeat engagements. We optimise for the relationship, not the invoice.
We'll come back with an architecture sketch, a delivery plan and the team that would build it — not a generic proposal.
A senior engineer will read it and reply within one business day. Reference —.
In the meantime, our capability overview covers stack, process and past architectures.
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