Services

Build it, support it, or staff it

Bring us in for a whole project, add capacity to your team, or ask us to find the people you need.

Build it

Hand us the whole project, from scope to launch.

What it involves: Scoping, building, and shipping web and mobile applications, internal tools, and integrations, or modernizing a legacy system.
What it produces: Working software, the source in your repo, and documentation a future engineer can pick up.
Who it is for: Teams who need something built right the first time and want one senior lead accountable for it.

What it involves: A structured review of authentication, data handling, dependencies, and common web vulnerabilities.
What it produces: A findings report ranked by severity, remediation steps, and a re-check of the fixes. This is not a certified penetration test or compliance attestation.
Who it is for: Teams preparing for a launch, an audit, or a customer security questionnaire.

Add capacity and rigor to the team and systems you already have.

What it involves: Test automation, performance testing, and security testing, plus a review of what coverage a legacy codebase is missing.
What it produces: A test suite that runs in CI, a coverage baseline, and a short report on the highest-risk gaps.
Who it is for: Teams shipping code they are afraid to change, or inheriting an application with no tests.

What it involves: Agreed scope, a written weekly update, and a single point of accountability, whether we run the project or join yours.
What it produces: A scope document, a schedule you can hold us to, and a paper trail of decisions.
Who it is for: Buyers who have been burned by drift and want to know what is happening every week.

What it involves: Maintaining and enhancing existing web, mobile, and legacy applications and websites.
What it produces: Fixes and enhancements on a schedule you agree to, with changes documented.
Who it is for: Teams with systems that matter and too few people to look after them.

Need people rather than a project? We recruit developers, QE engineers, and IT project managers.

Not sure which of these you need?

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