Architecture you can staff for
A modular monolith by default. Microservices only when the org chart genuinely demands it — not because the diagram looks impressive.
Most business software fails quietly: it works on day one and becomes unusable by month twelve as the company grows around it. We build for month twelve.
A modular monolith by default. Microservices only when the org chart genuinely demands it — not because the diagram looks impressive.
We spend the first week on the model, because everything expensive later traces back to getting it wrong now.
CI, staging, error tracking and dashboards ship with the system. A build nobody can deploy is not delivered.
Runbooks, schema notes and decision records. If you replace us, the next team is not starting from zero.
Yes, after a paid audit — usually one week. We read the code, run it, and give you a written assessment: what is salvageable, what should be rewritten, and what it costs either way. The audit is useful even if you hire someone else.
You do, from the first commit. We work in your repository or hand over ours at the end, including infrastructure configuration.
Week one: discovery and the data model. Week two: clickable prototype. Weeks three and four: the first working increment on staging. You can stop after any of them.
Stock counts stopped disagreeing between the shop floor and the warehouse.
Order status is read from the line, not estimated in a meeting.
A short description of the problem is enough to start. We reply within one working day, and the first conversation is free.