A stack that keeps working

The wrong technology makes content, integrations and future changes harder than necessary. We choose a stack that solves the current problem and remains manageable as your needs change.

Frameworks, platforms and infrastructure

Next.js

React framework for web applications that need server rendering, routing and backend endpoints in one project.

Astro

Content-focused framework that keeps client-side JavaScript optional and works well for websites and blogs.

React

Component library for interactive interfaces and application features.

Svelte

Compiler-based framework for lightweight interactive interfaces.

Node.js

JavaScript runtime used for APIs, integrations and server-side application logic.

TypeScript

Typed JavaScript that makes interfaces and larger codebases easier to maintain.

Strapi

Open-source headless CMS for structured content, editorial roles and API-based delivery.

Spree Commerce

Open-source commerce platform for product catalogues, orders, payments, markets and custom workflows.

Medusa

Modular commerce platform for product, cart, checkout and order workflows.

Tailwind CSS

Utility-first CSS framework used to build consistent responsive interfaces.

shadcn/ui

Accessible component patterns that can be adapted directly within a project.

Motion for React

Animation library for purposeful transitions and interactive feedback in React interfaces.

Docker

Containers for consistent application environments and repeatable deployments.

PostgreSQL

Relational database for structured application and commerce data.

MongoDB

Document database suited to flexible data models and selected application workloads.

Redis

In-memory store for caching, queues and short-lived application data.

Convex

Managed reactive backend with functions, real-time data and a built-in database.

Clerk

Managed authentication and user management for applications that need accounts and sessions.

Railway

Cloud platform used to deploy and operate applications, databases and supporting services.

Managed cloud infrastructure

Project-specific hosting, deployment and monitoring across suitable cloud services.

Content delivery networks

Caching and asset delivery closer to visitors where the hosting setup supports it.

From first conversation to ongoing support

A clear process keeps decisions visible and gives you useful opportunities to review progress.

Step 1

Discovery

Your goals, bottlenecks, users, content, integrations and practical constraints become clear.

Step 2

Direction

You receive a defined scope, technical approach, content responsibilities and delivery plan.

Step 3

Build

The project is built in reviewable stages, with feedback at agreed moments.

Step 4

Launch

Important user journeys, redirects and the production environment are checked before release.

Step 5

Maintain

After launch, support, updates and monitoring follow the agreements made for the project.

Need help choosing a stack?

Tell us what the current platform makes difficult and what the new solution needs to do. We will recommend a practical setup.

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