Software engineering

Engineering quality is invisible on launch day and unmistakable a year later. We build for the second year: typed, tested where it counts, and structured so a new engineer can find the thing they came to change.

What this includes

iOS and Android from one codebase

React Native and Expo, dropping to native modules only where the platform genuinely requires it.

Web that stays fast under load

Dashboards with real data volumes, and marketing sites measured on a throttled connection rather than on office wifi.

APIs designed to be consumed

Predictable shapes, real error semantics, and versioning decided before the first client depends on them.

Updates without a store queue

Over-the-air releases for the parts that allow it, so a copy fix does not wait a week for review.

Typically built with

React NativeExpoReactNext.jsTypeScriptNode.jsRESTCI pipelines

How it runs

  1. 01Scope

    What is being built, what it integrates with, and where the risk actually sits.

  2. 02Build

    Two-week cycles, each ending with a build on a real device or a staging URL.

  3. 03Harden

    Low-end devices, bad networks, double submits, and the states nobody demos.

  4. 04Ship

    Release, monitoring, and a handover your own team can work from.