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Technologies we use

We use proven, widely supported technologies, so your software is reliable and easy to maintain, whoever works on it next. Each page explains the technology in plain words and when it makes sense for a small business or a large company. Need someone with a specific skill? See who you can hire.

React

React is the most widely used technology for building the screens people click, type, and tap on in a web app. It powers everything from small booking tools to large company dashboards.

About React

Next.js

Next.js is built on top of React and adds the things most businesses need: fast page loads, good search engine visibility, and a simple way to run the website and its back end together.

About Next.js

TypeScript

TypeScript is a safer version of JavaScript, the language of the web. It checks the code as it is written, so many common mistakes are caught before the software goes live.

About TypeScript

Node.js

Node.js runs the behind-the-scenes part of many web apps: the part that saves data, talks to other systems, and sends information to the screens people see. It uses the same language as the website itself.

About Node.js

Python

Python is the most popular programming language today. It is used for web back ends, automating repetitive tasks, working with data, and almost all modern AI work.

About Python

.NET

.NET is Microsoft's platform for building business software, usually written in the C# language. Many companies run their core systems on it, and modern .NET works well in the cloud.

About .NET

PostgreSQL

PostgreSQL is a popular, free, and very reliable database, the place where an app stores its information. It is trusted by startups and large companies alike.

About PostgreSQL

Playwright

Playwright is a modern tool that automatically opens your website in real browsers and clicks through it like a person would, checking that everything still works after each change.

About Playwright

Docker

Docker packages software together with everything it needs to run, into a container. That means it behaves the same on every computer and server, which removes a lot of it-works-on-my-machine problems.

About Docker

Kubernetes

Kubernetes runs many software containers across several servers, restarts anything that fails, and adds capacity when demand grows. It is the standard for running larger or busier systems.

About Kubernetes

Terraform

Terraform lets you describe your cloud servers, databases, and networks in simple files instead of clicking through a web console. The same files can rebuild everything exactly, which makes changes safer and recovery faster.

About Terraform

AWS

Amazon Web Services (AWS) is the world's largest cloud provider. It lets you rent servers, databases, storage, and AI services by the hour instead of buying hardware.

About AWS

Microsoft Azure

Microsoft Azure is Microsoft's cloud platform. It works closely with Microsoft 365, Windows, and .NET, and it offers servers, databases, and AI services, including Azure OpenAI.

About Microsoft Azure

Not sure which technology you need?

That is our job. Tell us what you want to achieve, and we will recommend the simplest option that works, including the technology you already have.