Client work
These are the businesses we have worked with and the things we built together. Each one started with a conversation. Most of them are still going.
40%
Brightpath was processing payments through a five-year-old monolith. It was slow, fragile, and blocking every new feature. We rebuilt the core payments layer as a set of independent services — without touching live transactions.
6 weeks
Stacklane needed a public API their customers could build on. They had the product logic but no clean interface to expose it. We designed the API contract, built the gateway, wrote the documentation, and set up the developer portal.
4.8 rating
Drivers needed a mobile app that worked in low-signal areas and synced when connection returned. Dispatchers needed live status without refreshing a page. We built both sides — the mobile app and the real-time dashboard behind it.
3x
Clarix had models that worked in notebooks and broke in production. We built the MLOps layer around them — versioning, monitoring, rollback, and a deployment pipeline that the data science team could own without DevOps help.
2 weeks
Two weeks before investor due diligence, Nuform needed to know if their codebase would survive the scrutiny. We audited the full stack, ranked every risk by severity and effort, and gave them a report they could put in front of a technical investor.
90%
Veridian's marketing team was filing support tickets every time they needed to update a page. We rebuilt the content layer on a headless CMS, connected it to their existing frontend, and made publishing a thing their team could do alone.
97%
Fintza's checkout setup was dropping 30% of sales due to server timeout errors. We engineered a new payment API with resilient retry patterns and background queues, pushing transaction success up to 97%.
60%
Patient profiles were scattered across three different internal software silos, slowing down daily operations. We built a single data access gateway that unifies records onto one screen in under two seconds.
5000+
Plurial's old school database routinely crashed under heavy load during student registration weeks. We built an event-driven registration engine that processed 5,000 sign-ups with zero lag.
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Most agencies build exactly what you ask for. These guys pushed back on two of our specs in week one — both times they were right. The final architecture was nothing like what we originally planned, and it's ten times better for it.
We were running a legacy monolith that was costing us a fortune and blocking every new feature. The migration to microservices was something we'd been putting off for two years. They made it a non-event — zero downtime, clean handover docs, and the team was fully up to speed within a sprint.
We brought them in for a two-week audit before a Series A due diligence. What we got back wasn't just a list of issues — it was a prioritised technical roadmap with effort estimates and risk ratings. Investors asked about our engineering quality in the meeting. We had answers.
Communication was the thing that surprised me most. Daily async updates, clear blockers surfaced early, never a surprise at the end of a sprint. The mobile app went live on schedule and the App Store reviews were 4.8 in the first month.