Enterprise Software That Survives Its First Year in Production
Anyone can build a demo. We build the systems that run your business after the consultants leave — the ones that handle edge cases, scale under load, and don't wake someone up at 3 AM. Forty-nine projects shipped. Eighty-plus storefronts in production. Zero excuses.
Built on the Stack That Runs Enterprise
We don't just list technologies — we've shipped production systems with every one of these.
backend
.NET 8 / .NET 10
ASP.NET Core MVC, Web API, Blazor Server, Azure Functions
C#
Strict async/await, constructor injection, structured logging
Entity Framework Core
Complex domain models, migrations, LINQ querying
Dapper
Raw SQL performance for high-throughput batch operations
Hangfire
Background job scheduling for async workflows
frontend
Next.js 15 / React 19
App Router, Server Components, streaming
TypeScript
Strict mode across all frontend code
Tailwind CSS
Utility-first styling with custom design system tokens
Blazor Server
Real-time dashboards with SignalR
data
SQL Server
Enterprise transactional databases, stored procedures, SSDT
PostgreSQL
Modern applications via Supabase, with pgvector
Qdrant
Dedicated vector database for AI embedding storage
Drizzle ORM
Type-safe database access for Next.js applications
cloud
Azure
Functions, Service Bus, SQL Database, Key Vault, DevOps
Vercel
Next.js deployments with preview branches and edge functions
Supabase
Managed PostgreSQL with auth, storage, real-time
Docker
Containerization for dev environments and MCP servers
How We Build
Hybrid Agile-Waterfall
We don't worship a methodology — we use what works. PMBOK-aligned planning for scope, timeline, and risk management, combined with Agile sprint execution for iterative delivery. You get the accountability of a defined scope and the flexibility to adapt.
Planning
Weeks 1-2- Requirements gathering
- Architecture blueprint
- Risk register
- Sprint-level estimates
Build
2-week sprints- Sprint planning + backlog
- CI with automated testing
- Sprint demos + feedback
- Retrospectives
Delivery
Final 1-2 sprints- Performance testing
- Security scanning (Snyk)
- Knowledge transfer
- Production deployment
Architecture Patterns
- Clean Architecture — Domain at the center, dependencies point inward
- Repository + Unit of Work — Data access abstraction with transactional integrity
- ServiceResult<T> — Consistent error handling across every service method
- CQRS (MediatR) — Command/query separation for complex domains
- Factory + Strategy — Pluggable algorithms and runtime-determined implementations
Quality Thresholds
| Metric | Threshold |
|---|---|
| Test coverage (new code) | >= 80% |
| Cyclomatic complexity | < 10 per method |
| Method length | < 50 lines |
| Security vulnerabilities (Critical/High) | 0 allowed |
Senior Leadership, Scalable Execution
Your primary contact: a senior architect who codes — not a project manager reading from a script. An engineer with 25+ years who understands your system at the code level, operates with AI-augmented development tools used by over half the industry, and can debug production issues personally.
Senior Architect / PO
Architecture decisions, client communication, sprint planning, code review
Development Team
Feature implementation following established patterns and quality standards
QA Automation
E2E testing (Playwright), visual regression, accessibility validation
AI Code Reviewer
Automated changeset review against SOLID principles, security, and complexity — essential when AI tools accelerate code generation
80+ branded storefronts. 4 facility deployments. 8+ procurement platform integrations. 15+ enterprise SSO clients. In a market where $2.5 trillion is being spent on AI but only 39% of companies see ROI, these aren't experiments — they're production systems that actually deliver.
Frequently Asked Questions
Your System Deserves Better Than 'Good Enough'
Whether you're building from scratch, modernizing a legacy platform, or rescuing a project that went sideways — we've been there. Let's talk about what you need.
We scope before we quote. No ballpark estimates.