Services your team can extend and operate — long after handover.
An API is a promise to everyone who calls it. Break the promise quietly and you break their software; keep it well and the API becomes something teams build on without thinking. We design and build backend services — public APIs, internal services, integrations — that are clear to consume and safe to change.
We are deliberately unromantic about microservices. A well-structured single service beats a distributed system nobody can debug. We split services where there is a real reason — independent scaling, ownership, release cadence — and not because the architecture diagram looks better with more boxes.
The test of a service is not whether it works on launch day. It is whether your team can still operate, debug and extend it three years later, after the people who built it have moved on. We design for that from the start.
Services your engineers understand, can change with confidence, and can operate without a handover call. For more on designing for the long term, read our note on designing an API your team can still operate in three years.
Got a greenfield project and a deadline? We embed with your team, ship working software, and hand back something you can own and extend.
Tell us what you are trying to build and where it is stuck. We will be honest about whether we are the right fit, what the work would involve, and how quickly it could be in production — before anyone signs anything.
