Technology chosen for the problem, not the trend.
We stay deliberately polyglot. Every engagement gets a stack chosen for your team's skills, your scale, and a ten-year maintenance horizon — not whatever happens to be newest this quarter.
Frontend
ReactNext.jsVueTypeScriptTailwind CSSSvelte
Backend
Node.jsPythonGoJava.NETRuby on Rails
Mobile
SwiftKotlinReact NativeFlutter
Data & AI
PyTorchTensorFlowLangChainVector databasesApache Sparkdbt
Cloud & DevOps
AWSAzureGoogle CloudKubernetesTerraformDocker
Databases
PostgreSQLMongoDBRedisSnowflakeMySQLElasticsearch
Security
OWASP toolingHashiCorp VaultAWS GuardDutyOktaAuth0
Integrations
StripeTwilioSalesforceSAPWorkdayREST/GraphQL
How we choose
Three questions before any technology gets picked
Can your team maintain it?
We won't hand back a system built on tools nobody on your team can operate.
Does it fit the scale?
We size infrastructure to actual load, not hypothetical hockey-stick growth.
Is it still supported in five years?
We avoid dead-end frameworks and vendor lock-in you can't unwind later.
Have a stack already in place?
We're comfortable extending an existing codebase, not just starting from a blank repository.
Discuss your stack