APPLICATION DEVELOPMENTEnterprise apps that do not fight their operators.
We build full-stack TypeScript systems for teams that need domain logic, APIs, workflows, and interfaces to hold together. That includes NestJS microservices, Next.js frontends, design systems, and AI features wrapped inside explicit business rules.
- 01Two-week auditFixed price. Domain map, risks, and a delivery plan.
- 02Working sliceOne real workflow shipped end to end.
- 03Progressive rolloutTraffic moves in steps; rollback stays ready.
- 04HandoffRunbooks, dashboards, and docs your team keeps.
Access-control modernization: NestJS modules, Postgres, Redis, and Helm releases
Enterprise deliveryWhat we build
NestJS and domain backends
DDD, modular monoliths or microservices, explicit contracts, queues, jobs, and tests.
Next.js and React frontends
App Router, server components, performance, accessibility, forms, dashboards, and product UX.
Design systems
Tokens, primitives, Storybook, responsive states, and UI that survives product growth.
AI inside business workflows
Assistants, classification, document flows, operator copilots, and deterministic guardrails.
Stack in production
The tools we run for this work, and what each one is there to do.
Modular TypeScript backends with explicit contracts.
Server-rendered frontends with measurable performance.
One typed language across backend and frontend.
Product UI, dashboards, and internal tools.
Utility CSS where the client stack already uses it.
End-to-end typed APIs without contract drift.
Typed database access and migrations.
End-to-end tests that block bad releases.
What you get
- 01Architecture and domain model your team can maintain without us.
- 02Working feature slices across backend, frontend, database, tests, and deployment.
- 03Design-system primitives documented with states, responsiveness, and accessibility expectations.
- 04One-command local boot, reset, test, and deployment workflows where the repo allows it.
Start with a two-week audit.
Fixed price. We map the domain, ship a working slice, and hand over documentation your team keeps, whatever you decide next.