Mobile App Development
Native and cross-platform apps with 60 FPS interfaces, biometric auth and offline-first sync.
ExploreWe build web platforms that hold up under real traffic and real deadlines. Every engagement starts with an architecture review, not a template: rendering strategy, caching layers, database topology and the accessibility contract are settled before the first component is written. The result is a Jamstack or SSR system with sub-second TTFB, an SEO-native structure and a codebase your own engineers can extend without a rewrite.
Mainstream, well-supported technology chosen so your team can hire for it. We will justify any choice on this list, and we avoid exotic tools that create a dependency on us.
Jamstack/SSR architecture, sub-second TTFB, SEO-native structure.
Expand any capability for its core scope, architectural blueprint and typical delivery window.
Bespoke platforms where off-the-shelf software runs out of road β internal tooling, customer portals, marketplaces and data-heavy dashboards built to your exact domain model.
Next.js App Router on edge runtime β tRPC/GraphQL contract layer β Node or Django service tier β PostgreSQL primary with Redis read cache.
8β16 weeks to production
React, Next.js, Node.js, Python/Django
Installable, offline-capable web apps that behave like native software β instant navigation, background sync and push notifications, without an app store review cycle.
App shell precached at install β IndexedDB local store β sync queue flushes to REST/GraphQL API on reconnect.
6β12 weeks to production
Next.js, React, Service Workers, IndexedDB
Editorial systems your marketing team actually enjoys using, decoupled from the front end so content velocity never depends on an engineering release.
Sanity/Strapi content lake β webhook-triggered ISR revalidation β CDN-cached Next.js front end.
6β10 weeks to production
Headless WordPress, Strapi, Sanity
Storefronts engineered around conversion rate rather than theme constraints, with checkout, subscriptions and inventory wired to the commerce engine of your choice.
Shopify Plus or Medusa commerce core β GraphQL storefront API β edge-rendered catalogue with Stripe payment intents.
8β14 weeks to production
Shopify Plus, MedusaJS, Stripe
Remedial engineering for sites that already exist and already underperform. We audit, prioritise by revenue impact, then fix β and leave monitoring behind so the gains hold.
RUM telemetry capture β prioritised remediation backlog β Lighthouse CI budget gate on every pull request.
3β6 weeks per property
Lighthouse, axe-core, WCAG 2.1 AAA
The same sequence on every engagement, whether it runs six weeks or two years. Each stage has an exit condition, so nobody discovers a disagreement in month four.
We map the business outcome, constraints and existing estate before proposing anything. Discovery ends with a costed plan, not a sales deck.
Rendering strategy, data model, integration contracts and the non-functional requirements are settled and documented as decision records.
Fortnightly increments against a visible backlog, with working software demonstrated every cycle rather than status reported.
Load testing, observability, runbooks and knowledge transfer β then either you take it in-house or we operate it under an SLA.
The replatform paid for itself in the first quarter. Our sales team stopped apologising for the site.
— VP Engineering, Pan-European B2B marketplace
Published because opaque pricing wastes everyone's time. Figures are in USD and indicative; a fixed quotation follows discovery.
A production-grade marketing platform or MVP web app with CMS, analytics and a component library you keep.
Full custom application work: authentication, dashboards, integrations and a design system built to grow.
Multi-property, multi-region platform engineering with a dedicated squad and a formal SLA.
Yes. Full intellectual property transfers to you on final payment, including repositories, infrastructure definitions and design files. There is no proprietary Cortex runtime you would be locked into, and nothing in the stack requires an ongoing licence from us.
For content-only brochure sites, a traditional CMS is often the right call and we will tell you so. Next.js earns its place when you need application logic, personalisation, or a shared component system across several properties. It gives you server rendering for SEO and edge caching for speed in the same codebase.
We set a performance budget during architecture and enforce it in CI, so a pull request that regresses LCP or bundle size fails the build. After launch we monitor real-user field data rather than lab scores, because that is what search engines actually rank against.
That is our most common arrangement. We embed in your existing ceremonies, use your repository and review conventions, and pair deliberately so knowledge transfers as we go rather than in a handover document at the end.
You choose. Some clients take the codebase in-house immediately; others retain us on a support retainer covering dependency upgrades, security patching, uptime monitoring and a monthly improvement budget. Both paths are priced transparently before the build starts.
Native and cross-platform apps with 60 FPS interfaces, biometric auth and offline-first sync.
ExploreMulti-tenant architecture, microservices and Stripe auto-billing engineered for zero-downtime scale.
ExploreRetrieval pipelines, autonomous agents and workflow automation grounded in your own data.
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