Technology that fits the project
Good software doesn't start with a favourite programming language. We choose technology based on what the project needs: purpose, users, security, maintainability and the systems it has to work with.
From interface to infrastructure
Which layers and technologies are needed depends on the application.
Front-end
The parts users work with directly: web applications and interfaces.
Backend and data
The logic behind the application, data processing, databases and integrations.
Integrations
APIs and connections that let systems exchange information securely.
Infrastructure
The environment where software is tested, deployed and hosted.
Technologies we work with
Not a limitation. If a project calls for a different approach, we choose what fits best technically and practically.
Web and front-end
React, TypeScript and modern web standards.
React
TypeScript
Next.jsBackend and data
Python, Django, PostgreSQL and API-based architectures.
Python
Django
PostgreSQLInfrastructure
Linux, Docker, Kubernetes and automated deployments.
Docker
Kubernetes
ArgoCDMonitoring and management
Monitoring, logging and tooling for applications and infrastructure.
Grafana
Prometheus
Understandable now, manageable later
You don't need to be technical
When there are several options, we explain why we recommend one and what it means for maintenance, cost and expansion.
A foundation for the long term
We consider how software will be maintained, changed and extended later. That way complexity doesn't pile up.
