Custom Software Development
We embed senior engineers with your team to ship software that survives contact with production. Every project comes with automated tests, CI/CD, and the observability needed to operate it — not just a codebase thrown over the wall.
Our Development Services
Deep expertise across the modern application stack — from product concept through production hardening
Web Applications
Production-grade single-page applications and server-rendered web apps built with TypeScript, React, and Next.js. We handle the full stack — accessible UI components, server APIs, authentication, and deployment — with performance budgets and Core Web Vitals tracked from the first sprint.
- ✓React, Next.js, and TypeScript front-ends
- ✓Accessibility (WCAG 2.1 AA) and Core Web Vitals targets
- ✓Server-side rendering and edge deployments
- ✓Design system implementation and component libraries
- ✓Authentication, RBAC, and SSO integration
Mobile Applications
Cross-platform mobile apps with React Native and Flutter, and native iOS/Android when the use case demands it. We design for offline-first workflows, push notifications, and over-the-air updates so your users get fixes without waiting for app store review.
- ✓React Native & Flutter cross-platform builds
- ✓Native iOS (Swift) and Android (Kotlin) when needed
- ✓Offline-first sync and conflict resolution
- ✓Push notifications and deep linking
- ✓App Store and Play Store release pipelines
Enterprise Applications
Internal line-of-business systems built to integrate with the rest of your enterprise — ERP, CRM, identity providers, and legacy databases. We architect for the operational realities of large organizations: audit trails, multi-tenant data isolation, and migration paths off systems you can't replace overnight.
- ✓.NET Core, Java Spring, and Python services
- ✓Microservices and modular monoliths — chosen, not defaulted
- ✓Single Sign-On (SAML, OIDC) and enterprise IAM
- ✓Audit logging and compliance reporting (SOX, HIPAA)
- ✓Legacy system strangler-fig modernization
APIs & Integrations
The most valuable software in most organizations is the glue between systems. We design REST and GraphQL APIs, build event-driven integrations on message brokers, and replace brittle point-to-point connections with platforms your team can extend safely.
- ✓REST and GraphQL API design with OpenAPI specs
- ✓Event-driven integration (Kafka, Azure Service Bus, SQS)
- ✓Webhook handling and idempotent retries
- ✓Third-party API integration (Stripe, Salesforce, SAP)
- ✓API gateway, rate limiting, and developer portals
DevOps & Platform Engineering
Software delivery is a team sport. We set up the CI/CD pipelines, infrastructure-as-code, and developer platforms that let your engineers ship safely several times a day instead of nervously once a quarter.
- ✓CI/CD pipelines (GitHub Actions, Azure DevOps, GitLab)
- ✓Infrastructure-as-code with Terraform and Bicep
- ✓Kubernetes, container orchestration, and Helm
- ✓Observability stack (OpenTelemetry, Datadog, Grafana)
- ✓Internal developer platforms and golden paths
Modernization & Rescue
Sometimes the codebase you've inherited is the project. We come in to stabilize legacy systems, untangle deployment processes, fix runaway cloud costs, and chart an incremental modernization path that doesn't require a multi-year rewrite.
- ✓Code and architecture audits with prioritized findings
- ✓Performance and reliability stabilization
- ✓Incremental refactoring with the strangler-fig pattern
- ✓Cloud cost optimization (FinOps)
- ✓Test suite recovery and dependency upgrades
How We Engage
Three engagement models, picked based on how much certainty you have on day one
Fixed-Scope Delivery
For well-defined projects with clear acceptance criteria. We commit to a scope, timeline, and budget — backed by a discovery phase that surfaces unknowns before the contract is signed.
Time & Materials Squads
A senior-led squad (typically 3–6 engineers plus a tech lead) embedded with your team. Two-week sprints, transparent burn-down, and the flexibility to change direction as you learn.
Embedded Specialists
Individual senior engineers, architects, or SREs joining your team for a defined engagement. Useful when you have the team but lack a specific skill, or when you need a senior reviewer for an in-flight build.
How a Delivery Engagement Runs
A transparent, four-phase methodology — here is exactly what happens when you ship software with us
Discovery & Scoping
Week 1–2Before writing a line of code, we make sure we understand what we are building and why. We work directly with your product owners and end-users to translate goals into a concrete backlog — user stories with acceptance criteria, not vague feature wishlists. We identify integration points, non-functional requirements (performance, security, compliance), and the constraints we have to design around. The output is a scope that everyone — engineers, stakeholders, and finance — agrees on.
Key Activities
- Stakeholder and end-user interviews
- User story workshops with acceptance criteria
- Integration & data flow mapping
- Non-functional requirements (NFRs) review
- High-level effort estimation & risk assessment
Deliverables
- Prioritized product backlog
- Solution outline & integration diagram
- Estimate range with risk-adjusted bands
- Definition of Done agreed across stakeholders
Architecture & Design
Week 2–4We design the system before we build it. Our architects produce diagrams that show data flow, deployment topology, and the boundaries between services. We document the trade-offs we considered so future teams understand why decisions were made. For user-facing systems, we work with designers on wireframes and interactive prototypes — early, cheap iterations beat expensive rework after launch.
Key Activities
- System & data architecture design
- API contract definition (OpenAPI / gRPC schemas)
- Wireframing & interactive prototypes
- Security threat modeling
- Tech stack & framework selection with rationale
Deliverables
- Architecture decision records (ADRs)
- API specifications & data models
- Clickable UX prototypes
- Threat model & security controls plan
Iterative Build & QA
Ongoing sprintsWe deliver in two-week sprints with working software at the end of every one — not at the end of the project. Each story ships with automated tests, a code review, and updated documentation. We set up CI/CD on day one so deployments are routine, not events. Demos at the end of each sprint give stakeholders a chance to course-correct early instead of finding surprises at UAT.
Key Activities
- Two-week sprint planning, daily standups, retrospectives
- Pair programming & peer code reviews on every change
- Test pyramid — unit, integration, and end-to-end coverage
- Continuous integration with automated quality gates
- Sprint demos and stakeholder feedback loops
Deliverables
- Working software at the end of every sprint
- Test coverage reports & quality dashboards
- Sprint demo recordings & decision logs
- Up-to-date technical documentation in source control
Release, Observability & Hardening
Final 2–4 weeksGoing to production is when the real work starts. We don't hand off a tarball and disappear — we set up the monitoring, logging, alerting, and on-call runbooks needed to actually operate the system. We run load tests against production-equivalent infrastructure, fix what we find, and stage the release behind feature flags so rollbacks are minutes, not days.
Key Activities
- Production-equivalent load & soak testing
- Observability setup (logs, metrics, traces, alerts)
- Feature-flagged staged rollout
- On-call playbooks & operational runbooks
- Post-launch hypercare with the engineering team
Deliverables
- Production deployment with rollback plan
- Monitoring dashboards & alert routing
- Operational runbooks & on-call training
- Post-launch findings report & roadmap
The Stack We Ship With
We pick tools based on your team's existing skills and the problem at hand — not on what's trending
Frontend
Backend
Mobile
Data & APIs
Cloud & DevOps
Quality
Observability
CI/CD
Ready to Build Your Software Solution?
Start with a discovery conversation. We'll talk through your goals, the constraints you're working within, and whether we're the right team — no commitment, no sales pitch.