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Production web applications. TypeScript end-to-end. Shipped in 6-12 weeks.

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Performance profiles

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LCP · Content load0.8 s
CLS · Layout shifts0.01
INP · Responsiveness12 ms

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What we build

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SaaS platforms

Multi-tenant web apps. Auth, billing, admin. React or Astro on the frontend, Node or Python APIs.

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Internal tools

Dashboards, admin panels, ops workflows. Built for the engineers who use them every day.

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Marketing sites

Content-driven sites that load instantly. SSG, perfect Core Web Vitals, i18n-ready.

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API backends

REST or GraphQL. TypeScript or Python. Typed schemas, auto-generated docs.

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How a project runs

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Discovery

Two weeks. We map scope, dependencies, and success metrics. You get a spec document, not a pitch deck.

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Build

Weekly demos. Shared repo from day one. You review progress every Friday, not every three months.

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Handoff

Documented code, trained team, production deploy. Or continue with us on retainer.

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Common questions

Common questions
How long does a typical project take?
Six to twelve weeks for a first production release, depending on scope. We break work into 2-week sprints with a demo at the end of each.
What does it cost?
Fixed-price for well-defined scope, time-and-materials for exploratory work. Starting projects typically land between $25k and $120k. We quote after discovery, not before.
Can you take over an existing codebase?
Yes. We audit first – a one-week assessment that outputs a written report on structure, debt, and risk. You decide whether to continue based on the report.
Why TypeScript end-to-end?
Type safety across the stack catches integration bugs at compile time, not in production. It also makes codebases readable by engineers who didn't write them – which matters when you take ownership.
How do you handle state and data layer?
PostgreSQL for persistent data. Prisma or Drizzle for type-safe queries. Server state via React Query or native Astro endpoints. We avoid client-side state management libraries unless the app genuinely needs them.
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