Web & App Development
End-to-end web and application development — from a marketing site to a full-stack product — built by the same team that will host it and ship its pipeline, so "how do we deploy this" is answered before day one, not after launch.
What you get
- ✓Full-stack build — frontend, backend, and database design suited to what you're actually building
- ✓A CI/CD pipeline wired in from the first commit, not bolted on after launch
- ✓Hosting set up and ready before the build is — no gap between "code complete" and "actually live"
- ✓API design and documentation if the product needs to talk to other systems
- ✓A handover that includes infrastructure, not just a repo link
Who it's for
Founders and teams who want one team accountable for the product and the infrastructure it runs on, instead of coordinating a dev shop and an ops contractor separately.
Typical engagement
Two to eight weeks depending on scope, quoted after a discovery call once we understand what you're building.
How we approach this
We scope the architecture around what the product actually needs to do, not a default framework choice — then build the CI/CD pipeline and hosting alongside the application, not after it's already written.
Security & reliability
Standard practices apply from the first commit: dependency scanning, secrets kept out of the repo, and auth built on established libraries rather than a custom implementation we'd have to maintain security patches for ourselves.
Monitoring & incident response
Error tracking and uptime monitoring are wired in before launch, not added after the first incident.
Frequently asked questions
Do you only build if you also host it?
No, but we recommend it — most of the "why is this broken in production" problems we get called in to fix come from a handoff gap between whoever built the app and whoever runs it.
What stack do you build in?
We scope the stack to the project rather than pushing one framework — ask on the discovery call and we'll tell you what we'd actually use and why.
Can you take over an existing codebase instead of starting fresh?
Yes — most of our web/app work is exactly this. We audit the existing code and infrastructure first and tell you honestly what state it's in.
Do you offer ongoing maintenance after launch?
Yes, under the same managed-hosting or retainer model we use for infrastructure-only clients — the team that built it stays accountable for running it.