Four engagement shapes, designed to compose. Most relationships start with the smallest scope and grow as the trust does.
We embed with your team at principal-architect level. We ship platform code, run code review, mentor your engineers, and own the architectural voice. The perspective of an outside operator with the commitment of someone on payroll.
Talk about thisA fixed-scope rebuild of a legacy application onto a current platform — UI, API, identity, and delivery, planned and shipped as a single coordinated package. We've done the migrations the playbooks gloss over.
Talk about thisWe stand up the foundational front-end and the shared UI + API templates your product teams will build on. Opinionated, documented, generated once and reused — instead of three teams making three subtly different versions of the same thing.
Talk about thisOften the smallest, highest-leverage way to start a relationship. We own the edge of the cloud — certificate lifecycle, secret hygiene, network posture, and identity provider work — as a single chain of custody, not as five vendor outputs.
Talk about thisPost-spinout, post-acquisition, or post-leadership-change. You need senior architecture decisions made quickly and you don't have time to hire three specialists for the same scope.
The product is paying the bills and the platform is holding the team back. You can't pause for a rewrite and can't afford to lose customers in the cutover.
Micro-frontends are easy to start and hard to keep stable. We've shipped them at production scale on a customer-critical platform.
Migration off an aging IDP, evolution of an in-house SSO, or first-time deployment for a team that needs federated identity right.
Two areas where our own products forced us to go deeper than typical web platform work.
Built into Codec, our token-native binary transport for AI APIs. We work at the protocol level — where gateways, routers, and agents move data — not at the wrapper-around-an-LLM-call level.
Built into Mass Zero, our fleet operations product for aerial drones. The onboard recorder runs analyzers and tuning hooks directly on the airframe — embedded C++ work on hardware that has to behave under stress.
Modern, currently-supported tooling. We meet your stack where it is.