SERVICE · WEB PLATFORM

Platform engineering

The front-end and platform work around the model: fast pages, real tests, no lock-in.

STACK
TypeScript · React · Node
DELIVERY
Weekly diffs, fixed scope
HANDOVER
Repo, runbook, access

WHAT WE BUILD

  1. TypeScript services

    API and worker services in TypeScript with typed boundaries, so a change to a payload is a compile error instead of a production surprise.

  2. Micro-frontends without duplicate runtimes

    Independent deploy units that share one React instance, which is the part most micro-frontend splits get wrong.

  3. End-to-end tests that earn their runtime

    A git diff is parsed and traced to the test cases it can affect, so the suite that runs on a pull request is the relevant part, not all of it.

HOW WE WORK

  1. Scope in writing

    A fixed deliverable list, a fixed price and a stated date. If the scope is unclear, we cut it rather than guess. Ambiguity is priced as risk, and risk is paid for twice.

  2. Weekly increments

    Every week you get a diff, a running build and a one-page note on what changed and what is still open. A diff is reviewable; a demo is not.

  3. Handover, no lock-in

    Repository, documentation and deployment access are yours. Nothing runs on infrastructure only we can reach. If we disappear tomorrow, your team keeps shipping.

FAQ

  1. Can you work inside an existing monorepo?

    Yes. Most of this work happens inside a repository we did not create: the first week is reading, the second is a diff small enough to review.

  2. Do you take over maintenance?

    Only by separate agreement. The default is that your team owns the code, the runbook and the deployment from the day of handover.

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