A stack chosen for longevity, not novelty
We build on boring technology, deliberately — proven stacks with deep talent pools and ten-year track records, so the system outlives our engagement. The interesting part of your project should be what the software does, never what it's written in.
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The technologies that carry most of what we ship — including, on each page, the cases where we'd advise against them.
Next.js
Our default for customer-facing products and portals — server rendering, strong SEO and one hiring pool across the whole stack.
Why, when and when not →.NET
Long-lived operational platforms and enterprise integration — type safety at scale and support windows measured in decades.
Why, when and when not →React Native
One codebase for iOS and Android when the product genuinely needs to live on a phone — sharing skills and code with the web layer.
Why, when and when not →AI & LLM integration
Language models wired into real workflows with evals, guardrails and fallbacks — engineering, not demo-ware.
Why, when and when not →How the stack gets chosen
Three tests every technology has to pass before it carries a client system.
Deep talent pools
Every core choice is a technology your future hires already know. You should never depend on us to find the next engineer.
Ten-year track records
We adopt tools after they've survived a hype cycle, not during one. Novelty goes into your product, not your infrastructure.
Built to hand over
A mainstream stack plus documentation means any competent team can inherit the system. No lock-in by obscurity — ever.
The rest of the toolbox
The four pages above aren't the whole stack — they're the parts worth a page each. Around them sits the same deliberately boring foundation.
A representative list, not a boundary — if your system needs something that isn't on it, that's a conversation, not a problem. Defaults, not dogma — the diagnosis picks the right tool per system.
Not sure what your system should be built on?
That's the point of the free diagnosis — the stack is an output, not an opinion you have to arrive with.