Web development that ships and scales

We build web products the same way we build marketing sites: typed end-to-end, tested on the critical path, observable in production, fast on the wire. Nothing clever for its own sake — durable choices a future engineer will thank you for.

Who this is for

• Founders shipping the first real version of a web product.
• Teams replacing a prototype with a real codebase.
• Companies with a legacy app that needs to be re-platformed incrementally without a big-bang rewrite.

Who this is not for

• Projects needing a native mobile app — we'll recommend a specialist.
• Pure ML / data platforms — we can build the surface, but the pipeline is someone else's craft.
• Anyone looking for the cheapest possible contractor — we're senior, and priced accordingly.

What we build

• Marketing sites & content platforms — Next.js App Router, MDX, schema, sitemaps, CWV budgets.
• Dashboards & internal tools — auth, role-based access, audit logs, charts, forms, tables.
• Customer portals — onboarding, billing, settings, document management.
• APIs & integrations — route handlers, tRPC, GraphQL, webhooks, Stripe, auth providers.
• Re-platforms — moving off WordPress / custom PHP / jQuery / legacy React onto a modern stack incrementally, without breaking SEO.

Our stack (and yours)

Our default: Next.js 16 · React 19 · TypeScript strict · Tailwind v4 · shadcn/ui · Drizzle · PostgreSQL · Redis · Zod end-to-end. Deployed via Docker to your cloud, Vercel, or a self-hosted box — we've done all three.

Your default: We've shipped production code in Rails, Django, Laravel, Express, Fastify, SvelteKit, Nuxt, and Astro. Tell us what you run — we'll meet you there.

Engineering practices

• Type safety end-to-end. Zod schemas at I/O boundaries. No any. Exhaustive switch guards. Explicit return types on exports.
• Tests where they earn their keep. Unit tests for pure logic, integration tests for route handlers, E2E (Playwright) for critical flows. No test theater.
• Observability from day one. Structured logs, error tracking, uptime probes, request tracing where meaningful.
• CI as a gate, not an afterthought. Lint, typecheck, unit, E2E, build — every PR, green-or-no-merge.
• Performance budgets. Enforced in CI, not a post-launch panic.

Our process

1. Week 0: discovery + technical due diligence of the existing system (if any).
2. Weeks 1–2: smallest shippable slice defined, infra stood up, first end-to-end increment in staging.
3. Weeks 3–N: weekly staging releases, fortnightly demos, written decisions for anything non-trivial.
4. Launch: runbooks, on-call handoff, green CI, documented architecture.
5. Post-launch: 30-day bug-fix window included; retainer available for ongoing work.

Outcomes

• Codebase a new hire can understand inside a week.
• A deploy you trust on a Friday afternoon.
• Observability in place before the first incident.
• A product that still ranks when Google tightens the screws.

Engagement & price

Fixed-scope projects starting at €12,000 for a focused MVP or platform slice, €25,000+ for a full product. 50 / 50 split. For ongoing work, see the retainer.

Common questions

Will we own the code? Yes — your repo, your dependencies, your CI, your secrets.

Who owns the architecture decisions? We propose, you approve. Non-trivial decisions captured in short written ADRs so the "why" survives the people.

Can we keep working with you after launch? Yes — retainer or T&M, your pick.