TypeScript Is the Spine of the Company
Our tech stack is a company-wide standard — not a per-project decision. A consistent stack reduces hiring friction, shortens ramp-up time, and makes code reuse possible across every product type we build.
Primary Language
TypeScript
Primary Database
PostgreSQL
Backend Style
API-first, modular
Frontend Pattern
React-based, component-driven
Deployment
Cloud-native, observable
Docs
Notion-first, diagram-heavy
Recommended Stack by Product Type
We only deviate from these defaults when the architecture clearly benefits from another choice — and that deviation requires documentation.
Static Website
Brochure sites, landing pages, marketing pages, docs, SEO-first pages.
Web Application
SaaS platforms, dashboards, ERPs, portals, internal systems, admin tools.
Mobile App
iOS and Android companion apps, customer-facing apps, field apps, operations tools.
Desktop App
Internal desktop tools, companion apps, offline-first utilities, secure local workflows.
Backend / API / Automation
APIs, integrations, workflows, scheduled jobs, business logic, internal services.
Data & Analytics
Reporting, BI, dashboards, operational analytics, ETL, data cleanup, exports.
Infrastructure & Delivery
Standard tooling across all projects. Every deployment goes through the same pipeline: lint → test → build → security checks → deploy.
Delivery Pipeline
Security-First
OWASP review on every production system. Secrets via env vars. HTTPS + HSTS enforced.
Data Privacy
PII handled with highest standards of confidentiality. Data flow diagrams required for all PII systems.
99.9% SLA
Tiered support agreements and uptime SLAs for critical systems. Incident runbooks required.
What We Avoid by Default
Exceptions require documentation and technical lead approval. A new choice that fits the stack is always preferred over a novel one.