Services
Three practices, tightly integrated.
Engagements usually start in one of these and pull in the other two as the work unfolds. That's the point of having all three under one roof — you're never waiting on a second vendor to unblock the first.
Practice 01 / Software
Systems that stay shippable.
We build software the way ops teams want it delivered: small files, legible code, deploy rituals written down, no framework-of-the-month surprise dependencies. Whether it's a greenfield SaaS or a rescue project on someone else's codebase.
- Web apps & SaaS — Go, PHP/Laravel, TypeScript/Node
- Admin panels & internal tools — the unsexy stuff that actually runs businesses
- macOS & Windows 11 apps — native desktop, no Electron tax
- Hardware bridges — RFID kiosks, Stream Deck, peripheral-driven UX
- AI agent systems — orchestration, evaluation, tool-use harnesses
- Data pipelines & scrapers — Python or Rust, whichever fits
What we don't build: iOS or Android apps. There are great shops for that; we're not one of them.
- Order → fulfillment pipeline
- Inventory reconciliation
- Carrier + routing integrations
- Returns & reverse logistics
Practice 02 / Logistics
Where goods, data, and paperwork have to agree.
Logistics isn't just routing trucks. It's the crossover between your ordering system, your warehouse, your carriers, your returns desk, and the spreadsheet someone's still maintaining by hand. We fix the whole chain, not the convenient slices.
- Fulfillment workflow design — order intake through delivery confirmation
- Inventory & SKU reconciliation — the hard part nobody wants to audit
- Carrier integrations — rating, labeling, tracking, exceptions
- Route & load planning — for fleets you own or contract
- Returns & reverse logistics — including the QC feedback loop
- 3PL onboarding & exit — switching providers without losing history
Practice 03 / Consulting
A second opinion with skin in the game.
We spend most of our time building, which means when we consult we're not guessing. Audits come with actionable deltas; architecture reviews come with a drawn-out migration path; interim CTO engagements come with code written, not just slides reviewed.
- Technical audits — codebase, infra, security posture
- Architecture reviews — with a ranked remediation plan
- Vendor & stack rationalization — stop paying for five SaaS that do the same job
- Process & operations analysis — where the hours actually go
- Fractional CTO — two days a week, real commitment, no theater
- Due diligence — buy-side and sell-side technical DD
Advisory
No deck-ware.
We don't sell strategy divorced from execution. Every consulting hour we bill is backed by the same people who could pick up the tools and do the work.
How we engage
Four shapes, pick the one that fits.
We don't pretend every project is a six-month retainer. Some are a week. Some are a year. Some are a single afternoon on a phone call.
Pilot sprint
Two- to four-week fixed-scope engagement. Ship something small, prove the fit, decide what's next.
Fixed-scope build
Defined deliverable, defined timeline, defined price. Best for projects with clear edges.
Retainer
Monthly allocation of engineering + advisory time. Good for ongoing product work and ops.
Audit
Fixed-price technical or operational review. Written report with ranked actions. No upsell.
Let's talk
Tell us what you're actually trying to ship.
A short email or twenty-minute call is enough for us to tell you whether this is something we should take on — or whether you should hire someone else.