“We have an idea and need it built properly”
Most first builds are thrown away. We build the version that survives your first hundred customers, and the one after that.
Tell us what you are buildingGetting to a working product is the easy part. Getting to one that still holds up when the load, the team and the requirements have all tripled is where most first builds come apart.
We build software that expects to change. Clear boundaries, tests that mean something, and deployment that is boring by design. You get working software early and often, and the thing we hand over is the thing you keep.
Get a real product in front of real customers, built so the next twelve months of changes do not mean starting again.
More about saaS MVP developmentWell-versioned, properly documented APIs that other teams can build against without asking you how they work.
More about aPI developmentiOS and Android applications, from concept through review and into the store.
More about native mobile appsDesktop software for the workflows a browser tab cannot reach: local files, hardware, offline.
More about native desktop appsOur core stack. Deep Laravel experience, applied to products that need to run for years rather than demo well once.
More about pHP & Laravel development
Maintain, support and build new features into an existing Laravel/Vue based platform.
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A trusted based network connecting people and businesses - no ratings, just trust.
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An easy to use, configure and and forget platform integrating into any platform or project providing you with all the data metrics you need.
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Building a new multi-tenant drag and drop CMS site builder for their portfolio of hundreds of sites
Read the case study →Multi-tenancy is one of the few decisions in a new SaaS product that is genuinely expensive to change later. This post covers the three common models, how to pick one, and how to implement shared-schema tenancy in Laravel so it does not leak.
Most rebuilds don't happen because the first version was written badly. They happen because a handful of early decisions got baked into every table and every endpoint, and this post covers which ones those are.
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