Ecosystem / 02

Nobody ships onetechnology.

A product is a set of choices that have to agree with each other. These are the 68 pairings we actually run in production across 33 technologies — point at one to see what it travels with.

Readout / idle

Hover a practice below — or any node in the field — and its relationships light up while everything else recedes.

  • 01Frontend
  • 02Backend
  • 03Mobile
  • 04Database
  • 05Cloud & DevOps
  • 06CMS & Frameworks
Selection / 03

We don't choosetechnology by trend.

Every stack on this page is a decision that had to be defended. Four questions decide it, and none of them is what is popular this year.

  1. 01

    Performance

    What the product has to do under real load, on the devices and networks your users actually have — measured, not assumed.

  2. 02

    Scalability

    Where the system will be in three years at ten times the volume, and what that costs to run. The cheapest architecture today is often the most expensive one later.

  3. 03

    Security

    The data you hold, the regulation you sit under, and the blast radius of a mistake. Some technologies make a security review easy; some make it a project.

  4. 04

    Maintainability

    Who maintains this after us, what they can hire for, and how quickly a new engineer becomes useful. Novelty is a cost paid by whoever comes next.

Evidence / 04

Technology in action.

This section lists real work, keyed to the technologies it was built with — so it stays empty until the portfolio data is wired in rather than filled with placeholders. See our work, or ask us for the case studies behind a specific technology.

Next / 05

Ready to buildsomething great?

Let's choose the right technology for your next product. Send the problem, not a specification — you will get an engineer on the call.