Dashboards, portals, internal tools and SaaS products. We architect the boring parts properly (data model, auth, permissions, audit) so the interesting parts can move quickly for years.
What you get
Complex platforms, dashboards and portals built for scale, speed and clarity, architected to grow with your business.
- Technical architecture document
- Typed API + data model
- Component library
- Automated test suite
- CI/CD with preview environments
- Observability dashboards
8–16
Weeks to first release
100%
Typed end to end
24/7
Monitoring & alerting
Six things we do inside every engagement of this type. Not a menu, a standard.
Product architecture
Domain modelling, data design and service boundaries decided before the first screen, because those are the decisions that are expensive to reverse.
Auth & permissions
SSO, multi-tenancy, role hierarchies and row-level security implemented once, correctly, with tests around the edges.
Realtime & sync
Live dashboards, presence, optimistic updates and offline-tolerant flows that behave under poor connectivity.
Integrations
Payments, ERP, CRM and legacy SOAP endpoints wrapped in clean interfaces with retries, idempotency and observability.
Design systems at scale
A component library that keeps a 200-screen product visually coherent as multiple teams build on it.
Testing & CI
Unit, integration and end-to-end suites wired into pipelines, with preview environments on every pull request.
Four principles that shape every decision on this kind of work.
- 01
Model the domain
We spend the first week on entities and flows. Getting the data model right removes months of downstream rework.
- 02
Ship a thin slice
One real end-to-end flow in production early (auth, data, UI, deploy) so risk surfaces while it is cheap.
- 03
Widen in increments
Weekly demos against a fixed roadmap. You see working software, not status decks.
- 04
Harden and hand off
Load testing, security review, runbooks and a team walkthrough before the retainer changes shape.
Typical stack
Chosen for the problem, not the CV.
We default to boring, well-supported technology and reach for something exotic only when the problem genuinely requires it.
- Next.js
- TypeScript
- Node.js
- PostgreSQL
- Prisma
- Supabase
- Redis
- Playwright
Regularly. We start with a written audit covering architecture, dependency health, test coverage and security posture, then agree a stabilise-then-extend plan before touching anything.
Send us the brief: scope, timeline and budget range. We'll come back with an honest response and a first-pass approach within two working days.