These are the tools we most often build websites, systems and apps with, and why we trust them. A starting point, not a rule for every project.
Four tracks cover most of what we build, from the company website to the mobile app and the infrastructure it runs on.
Server-rendered pages that load fast and read well to search engines, with typed code that stays reliable as the site grows.
An interactive interface on a well-structured server and a reliable relational database, with roles and an activity log — plus a desktop version when needed.
Cross-platform tech gives you one app for Android and iOS; we go native only when a feature genuinely needs it.
Cloud hosting with backups and automatic deploys from the repository; apps are published to the official stores in our client's name.
We build and host on globally trusted platforms, so you get security, speed and stability without managing servers yourself.
Next.js and React with TypeScript. That gives you fast pages that search engines index well, and an admin panel that can grow later without rebuilding the site.
No. We design the interface for your business and write the code for it, so your site doesn't depend on third-party plugins that break on updates or slow pages down.
A React interface on a NestJS (Node.js) server with a PostgreSQL database, user roles and an activity log. When needed we ship a desktop version with Tauri.
Most projects use Flutter or React Native to build one app for Android and iOS at lower cost and time. We use Kotlin or Swift when a feature needs deeper device access or performance.
On established cloud services such as Vercel and Render, with PostgreSQL databases on Supabase. We size the plan to the project and state hosting costs in the proposal.
Yes. We hand over the repository, accounts and agreed deliverables in your name, and apps are published under your own Google Play and App Store developer accounts.
Encrypted connections (HTTPS), hashed passwords, role-based permissions, security headers such as CSP, and database backups. Client-portal links are private and never indexed.
Yes, through APIs: payment gateways, shipping companies, accounting systems or any service that offers an integration. We list the integrations in the written scope.
No. We start from the outcome, budget and timeline, then choose the right tool. The list above is what we use most often, not a rule for every project.