Technology
No default stack. Just the right one for the problem.
We stay fluent across a wide range of tools deliberately — so that choosing one is a real decision made for your project, not a habit we're reaching for. This is the range we draw from, grouped by what it's for rather than presented as a logo wall.
Web & Product
ReactNext.jsTypeScriptTailwind CSSVueRemix
Mobile
React NativeExpoSwiftKotlin
Backend & Data
Node.jsPythonPostgreSQLRedisGraphQLtRPC
AI & Agents
OpenAIAnthropicLangChainLangGraphVector DBsHugging Face
Cloud & Infra
AWSGCPVercelDockerKubernetesTerraform
Design & Growth
FigmaFramer MotionGA4Search ConsoleHubSpot
A note on picking tools
Familiarity is a bias, not a strategy.
It’s tempting for any team to default to the stack it already knows — it’s faster to start and easier to staff. We’d rather spend the extra day evaluating whether that stack is actually right for your constraints: your team’s existing systems, your scale, your budget, and where the product needs to go next. Sometimes that confirms the familiar choice. Sometimes it doesn’t, and that’s the point of asking.
Have a stack already
We'll work inside what you've already built.
Existing codebase, existing infrastructure, existing team conventions — tell us what's already there and we'll scope around it rather than around a rewrite.