Building reliable digital products designed to perform and scale.

We choose the smallest proven stack that fits the product, team and operating constraints. For web products that often means TypeScript, React, Next.js and a typed backend, but architecture follows the problem rather than a fixed agency template.

Yes. We begin with a focused technical audit covering architecture, dependencies, tests, deployment and the highest-risk flows, then agree on what to preserve, repair or replace before feature work begins.

Yes. We build focused iOS and Android products, commonly with React Native, and connect them to the same backend, analytics and operational systems used by the rest of the product.

You own the repositories, infrastructure configuration, documentation and product code we create. We work in your organization where possible and leave no proprietary framework between your team and the product.

Yes. We prioritize unit, integration and end-to-end coverage around business-critical behavior, risky integrations and flows where regressions would be expensive, rather than chasing an arbitrary coverage percentage.

Yes. We use a structured takeover: repository and infrastructure audit, dependency and security review, production-risk map, documentation pass and a staged first release before accelerating feature work.

Security is built into architecture and delivery through least-privilege access, secret management, dependency review, input validation, secure authentication, logging and review of sensitive data flows.

We can stay on after launch for monitoring, incident support, dependency updates, performance work and planned product iterations, with a clear ownership and response model agreed in advance.

Yes. We plan data, CMS, framework and infrastructure migrations with rehearsals, validation checks, rollback paths and staged cutovers designed to minimize disruption.

Most engagements begin with a planning week once scope and access are confirmed. The exact start depends on current studio capacity, but we provide a dated mobilisation plan before contracting.

We primarily deliver as an accountable product squad, but engineers can embed with an existing team when ownership, scope, decision-making and delivery expectations are clearly defined.

Documentation is part of delivery: architecture decisions, environment setup, deployment, operating procedures and important domain rules are written down and walked through with your team.