Digital products that reach production — not just a demo.
Senior full-stack team building whatever software the business needs: SaaS platforms, e-commerce stores, web and mobile apps, APIs, integrations and internal platforms. TypeScript, Python, Go, React, React Native — we deliver software that runs in production, not pretty demos that break Monday morning.
— Recurring problems
- Eternal POC that never reaches real users
- MVP built by freelancers that nobody understands anymore
- System that works in demos but falls under 100 users
- Feature backlog growing faster than the team
- No technical process that survives without the founder
— What we deliver
- Technical design and architecture with ADRs per key decision
- MVP to production in 8-12 weeks with metrics from day one
- Production-grade frontend (Next.js, React Native) with accessibility
- Scalable backend (Node, Python, Go) with native observability
- Tested integrations (Stripe, Shopify, ERPs, federated identity)
- Testing, CI/CD and documented rollback
— Concrete cases where we did this
Sésole (sesole.co): clinical psychology platform with booking and notifications — design + frontend + integrated flows
Renka Consulting: corporate site + service narrative for a civil engineering consultancy
Finem (finem.com.co): web presence and product information architecture for a fintech
CyberFort Lab (cyberfortlab.com): a platform we helped the CyberFort team build — 9 AI agents, dashboard and eIDAS digital signature system
Figures and companies anonymized or public with permission. Detailed references under NDA.
— Typical stack we master
— Questions we get the most
Do you build from scratch or take over existing code?
Both. If we inherit, we start with a technical audit (debt, tests, deploy, observability) and a stabilization plan before adding features. If we build from scratch, we define target architecture, ADRs and a 8-12 week MVP to production.
What default stack do you use?
For new web projects: Next.js + TypeScript + PostgreSQL + Vercel/AWS. Mobile: React Native. Heavy backend: Python or Go. But the stack is chosen by the problem, not preference — if your team is .NET, we work .NET.
How do you handle knowledge transfer to the internal team?
Pair programming from day one with your team, documented ADRs, weekly architecture sessions and an "exit" period where your team leads and we observe. We do not want to be indispensable.
— How we engage on this pillar
— Industries where we apply development most
Does your development challenge fit what we do?
30 minutes online with a senior consultant. No sales pitch. We tell you if we fit.