We engineer the systems your business runs on.
Every product starts as a real workflow, gets modelled and built on the same stack, and stays maintained by the team that shipped it.
5
build stages, start to on-call
100%
data portability, no lock-in
<1wk
typical patch turnaround
>role: cashier
>action: ring up sale
>edge case: item out of stock
>edge case: split payment
One of five build stages, live below ↓
PROCESS
Five stages. Watch what each one actually produces.
>role: cashier
>action: ring up sale
>edge case: item out of stock
>edge case: split payment
01
Map the workflow
We sit with the business and trace how work actually moves the till, the front desk, the ward round before we design anything.
02
Model the data
The database gets designed before the interface: tables, relationships, and row-level security policies that decide who can see what.
03
Build the application
Next.js on the front end, server actions underneath built against the schema, not around it.
04
Harden it
Offline queues, conflict resolution, retry logic so a dead connection at 6pm on a Friday doesn't stop the till.
05
Deploy and stay on call
Production deploy, monitoring, and a direct line to the people who built it. Patches ship the same week they're found.
ARCHITECTURE
The foundation every system shares.
Client
Next.js App Router · Tailwind CSS
the tablet at the counter
Edge & auth
Supabase Auth · row-level security
decides who can see what
Data
Postgres · realtime subscriptions
one source of truth
Storage & offline
Object storage · local write queue
keeps working offline
PRINCIPLES
What we won't compromise on.
No lock-in
Your data is yours. Export it anytime — every system runs on standard, portable infrastructure.
Offline-first
Designed to keep working when the connection doesn't. Writes queue locally and sync when it returns.
Maintained
Every system ships with monitoring, security patches, and a direct line to the team that built it.
Every system we've built lives on one page.