We match the technology
to the problem,
not the other way around
We do not use every technology on every project. The right stack for a real-time SaaS product is different from the right stack for a content site or a mobile application. We pick tools based on the data model, performance requirements, compliance needs, and the long-term cost of maintaining what we build.
We build modern, fast, and responsive user interfaces. Our frontend work prioritises performance, accessibility, and a smooth user experience across every device and screen size.
Our primary UI library. Used on most client projects for its component model and ecosystem.
React with server-side rendering and static generation. Go-to for SEO-critical projects and full-stack builds.
Type safety across every project. Reduces bugs significantly and makes large codebases easier to navigate.
Utility-first styling that makes responsive design fast, consistent, and easy to maintain.
Used for projects that benefit from a lighter framework and a clear separation of HTML, CSS, and logic.
Selected for enterprise-scale applications that benefit from Angular's opinionated structure and CLI tooling.
Predictable state management for complex React apps where state needs to be shared across many components.
Flexible API queries that let the client request exactly the data it needs. Used on both frontend and backend.
Our backend work centres on building reliable, well-structured APIs and server-side systems. We prioritise clean architecture, proper documentation, and systems that can scale without being rewritten.
Our primary backend runtime. Fast, efficient for I/O-heavy workloads, and shares JavaScript with our frontend team.
Lightweight Node.js framework for REST APIs where flexibility and simplicity matter more than structure.
Opinionated Node.js framework with TypeScript-first architecture. Used for larger backend services that benefit from clear structure.
Used for data processing, scripting, AI integrations, and backend services where Python's ecosystem is the strongest choice.
Full-featured Python framework with built-in admin, authentication, and ORM. Ideal for data-heavy web applications.
Laravel powers many CMS-adjacent and e-commerce backend systems where the ecosystem and hosting requirements align well.
We build mobile applications that feel native, perform well on lower-spec devices, and share as much logic as possible with web platforms. Most of our mobile work is cross-platform by design.
Cross-platform mobile development using React. One codebase for iOS and Android with near-native performance.
Google's UI toolkit for building natively compiled mobile apps. Used when pixel-perfect design consistency across platforms is required.
Native iOS development for applications that require deep device integration or App Store-specific capabilities.
Native Android development when the application needs direct access to Android APIs or hardware features.
Data storage decisions affect everything downstream. We choose databases based on the data model, consistency requirements, and expected query patterns rather than defaulting to one technology for every project.
Our default relational database. Reliable, well-supported, and handles complex queries and relational data models cleanly.
Document-oriented storage for applications with flexible or deeply nested data structures that do not map well to relational tables.
Used when existing systems or hosting requirements call for MySQL, particularly in WordPress and e-commerce contexts.
In-memory data store for caching, session management, queues, and rate limiting. Dramatically reduces database load on high-traffic services.
Real-time database and authentication backend from Google. Useful for applications that need live data sync with minimal server setup.
We deploy on managed cloud infrastructure and build CI/CD pipelines that make releases reliable and repeatable. Good DevOps practice means your team can ship confidently and recover quickly.
Our most-used cloud platform. EC2, S3, RDS, Lambda, and CloudFront form the backbone of most production deployments.
Used for AI/ML workloads, BigQuery analytics, and projects that benefit from Google's managed Kubernetes service.
Selected for enterprise clients already invested in Microsoft's ecosystem or with specific compliance requirements.
Every service we build runs in a container. Consistent environments from local development through to production.
Container orchestration for services that need automatic scaling, rolling deployments, and high availability.
Infrastructure as code. Reproducible environments and cloud resources that can be reviewed, versioned, and shared.
Reverse proxy, load balancer, and static file server. Sits in front of most of our production deployments.
We integrate AI capabilities into products where they deliver genuine value. From LLM-powered assistants to custom data pipelines, we choose tools based on what the application actually needs.
GPT-4 and embedding APIs for conversational features, document intelligence, and content generation.
Orchestration framework for building AI workflows, agents, and retrieval-augmented generation pipelines.
Used for custom ML models where off-the-shelf APIs are not sufficient and a trained model is the right solution.
Open-source model hub for fine-tuning, embeddings, and specialised NLP tasks that benefit from domain-specific models.
When a project needs a content management layer or a commerce platform, we select tools that match the editorial workflow and scale requirements rather than the most popular option by default.
The most widely used CMS. We build custom themes and plugins when the project outgrows available solutions.
Managed e-commerce for businesses that want reliable hosting and payment processing without infrastructure overhead.
CRM, marketing automation, and CMS Hub development for businesses building on the HubSpot platform.
WordPress-based e-commerce for businesses that want full control over their store within a familiar CMS environment.
Headless CMS for projects that need a flexible content API consumed by a React or Next.js frontend.
Enterprise-grade headless CMS for content-heavy platforms with complex editorial workflows and multiple content channels.
The quality of the development process shapes the quality of the product. We invest in good tooling, consistent workflows, and the collaboration practices that make teams deliver reliably.
Version control on every project. Clear commit history, branch strategies, and code review process built in from the start.
Design and prototyping tool. We work directly with Figma files to ensure precise design to implementation translation.
Project and sprint management. Used to track work, manage priorities, and keep everyone aligned on what is being built.
API development and testing. Every API we build is documented and tested in Postman before client handover.
Deployment platform for Next.js and frontend projects. Zero-config deployments with preview URLs on every pull request.
Static site and JAMstack deployment. Used for content sites and applications that benefit from edge-hosted delivery.