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What we build, wire up, and keep running.

14 things across three stages. Most projects need something from each — the interesting question is usually which parts you already have.

Build

Software made from scratch, for the job in front of it.

Custom web applications

Bespoke applications built on Laravel — architecture, backend, frontend, and the deploy pipeline underneath.

Client portals

Logged-in areas where your customers see their account, their services, and their invoices without emailing you.

Internal tools & dashboards

Admin panels, approval queues, and reporting that replace the spreadsheet a team has outgrown.

Marketing websites

Fast, accessible, search-ready sites — built to be edited, not rebuilt every two years.

Mobile apps

Native iOS built against the same backend as your web app, so there is one source of truth.

Integrate

The parts that usually go wrong, done properly.

Payments & subscriptions

Stripe checkout, recurring billing, renewals, failed-payment handling, and a customer billing portal.

Accounts & permissions

Authentication, roles, teams, and two-factor — so the right people see the right things.

AI features

Generation, drafting, classification, and extraction wired into a product people pay for.

Realtime

Live messaging, presence, and updates that land without anyone hitting refresh.

Email & notifications

Transactional email, reminders, and digests that reliably arrive in the inbox.

Third-party APIs

Connecting the systems you already run, and keeping the connection alive when they change.

Run

Launch is the start, not the handoff.

Managed hosting

Provisioned, configured, backed up, and monitored — on infrastructure that fits the app.

Maintenance & support

Updates, security patches, and a person who answers when something breaks.

Ongoing development

A standing arrangement for the next thing, and the thing after that.

Not sure which of these you need?

Most people arrive with a problem, not a shopping list. Describe what's not working and we'll work out which parts it actually needs — that scoping conversation is free and you keep the plan either way.