What we build, and what we run it on.
Separate teams by discipline, so the people who build a thing are the people who know that layer — and it all ships onto infrastructure we run ourselves rather than hand off to someone else.
Services
Web development
- Responsive websites
- API integration
- CMS integration
- Progressive web apps
- DevOps
- Hosting
- Domain registration
Mobile development
- Android applications
- iOS applications
- Cross-platform applications
- API integration
- Firebase integration
Desktop development
- Windows programs
- macOS programs
- Linux programs
- Cross-platform programs
- API integration
Business systems
- CRM systems
- ERP systems
- Management systems
- Accounting systems
Design
- UI/UX design
- Wireframing
- Prototypes
- Graphic design
- Logo design
- Custom illustration
- Brand identity
Digital marketing
- Social media marketing
- Web advertising
- Mobile advertising
- Analytics
- SEO
Game development
- 2D mobile games
- 3D mobile games
- 2D desktop games
- 3D desktop games
Support
- Technical support
- System administration
- High-load solutions
- Security
- Testing
- Deployment
- Publication
Built on our own stack
Whatever we build for you runs on the infrastructure described on the home page — the same hardened images, private networking, monitoring and backups. One team ships it, the same team keeps it up.
See the platform →Moving to us
Migration is the part that worries people, so here is the whole of it. The old stack stays up the entire time — nothing is switched off to make room.
Audit
We read what you are running now and write down what actually has to move.
Provision
The new stack is built and hardened alongside the old one, which stays up throughout.
Cut over
Data synced, DNS moved in a window you pick, old stack kept warm until you are happy.
Hand over
Credentials, runbook and diagram are yours. Nothing about the setup lives only in our heads.
Tell us what you need built.
Describe the project and you get back an itemised quote, priced line by line, with milestones if it needs them.