Three services.
One chain.
Pick a layer or hand us the whole system. The team is the same either way.
The three services below are one chain. Most clients start in the middle and work outwards.
NetworkNetwork & Cybersecurity
SoftwareCustom Software, Web & Mobile
InterfaceUI/UX & Product Design
Software Engineering
Applications your team
can work in all day.
React and Node on the web, Flutter where one codebase is honest. The service layer is written first so the interface sits on something solid.
- REST or GraphQL services with an OpenAPI contract kept in the repository
- Flutter apps for iOS and Android, native modules only where the platform forces it
- Migrations that run in CI, so a schema change never surprises production
- A role and permission model designed before the first screen, not retrofitted
- React
- Node
- Flutter
- TypeScript
- PostgreSQL
Network & Security
Networks segmented
before something forces you to.
We design the topology, write the policy and document it, so the next engineer can read what was decided and why.
- VLAN segmentation with a written policy per zone, not per device
- Firewall and VPN configuration reviewed against CIS baselines
- Hardening passes on Linux and Cisco devices, each with a diff report
- A cutover plan with rollback, rehearsed before the maintenance window
- Cisco
- Linux
- WireGuard
- pfSense
- CIS
Design
Interfaces designed
by the people who build them.
One designer, in house, sitting with the engineers. Flows and prototypes come before code, and the handover is tokens rather than pictures.
- Flows and a clickable prototype before a line of production code
- A component library handed over as tokens the front end imports directly
- Focus and contrast states specified per component, checked against WCAG 2.2 AA
- Arabic RTL and French layouts designed with logical properties from the start
- Figma
- Design tokens
- WCAG 2.2
- RTL
What every engagement includes
Four things you get
whichever service you buy.
- Documentation as the work happensWritten in the repository beside the code, not assembled at the end.
- Source and infrastructure access from day oneYour accounts, your repository. Nothing is held hostage.
- A named engineer after launchOne person who knows your system, reachable inside an agreed window.
- A handover session, recordedWalkthrough of the system and the runbook, kept for whoever joins later.
Not sure which one
you need?
Describe the system and the deadline. We will tell you which layers we would touch, in what order, and where the risk sits — before anyone signs anything.
Tell us what you need to build.
Send the constraints, the deadline and the hardware. We reply within [N] working days.