Technology, with the reasoning attached
A logo wall tells you nothing. Here is what we use and, more importantly, why — so you can judge whether our choices fit your problem.
Frontend
React
The ecosystem our clients can hire for, with a component model that survives large codebases.
Next.js
Server rendering and route-level caching where first-load speed and SEO decide revenue.
TypeScript
Contracts enforced at compile time, so a backend change surfaces in the editor rather than in production.
Tailwind CSS
One design system, no growing pile of dead CSS, consistent spacing and colour across teams.
Backend
Node.js
Excellent for IO-bound workloads: APIs, integrations, streaming and real-time features.
NestJS
Enforced module structure and dependency injection, which keeps large services navigable years later.
PostgreSQL
Transactional integrity, strong indexing and JSONB when we need flexibility without giving up constraints.
Redis
Caching, distributed rate limiting, session storage and low-latency, high-throughput counters.
RabbitMQ
Decoupling spikes from processing, retries with dead-letter queues, and respecting third-party rate limits.
MongoDB
Where documents genuinely vary in shape — event payloads, logs, flexible content models.
Infrastructure
AWS
Managed databases, object storage and container hosting, so we run infrastructure without running a data centre.
Docker
The same image runs on a laptop, staging and production — environment drift stops being a class of bug.
GitHub Actions
Tests, builds and deploys defined as code next to the project they ship.
Traefik
Routing, TLS and service discovery for containerised deployments without hand-edited config.
Grafana & Prometheus
Metrics and dashboards so we detect regressions from graphs, not from customer emails.
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