Embed to architect and ship — from MVP to launch to self-hosted operations.
Sometimes you need someone to actually build it. We embed with your team to architect and ship real product — Node/Postgres, Expo/React Native, WebRTC, Stripe, self-hosted infrastructure — taking things from MVP through launch and into reliable operations.
Design the system and write the code to ship it, end to end.
Get from prototype to a real, launched product on iOS and web.
Stand up monitoring, failover, and the ops to keep it running.
Design the system end to end, with the reliability, cost, and safety bar agreed up front rather than discovered later.
Write the code. Node/Postgres, Expo/React Native, WebRTC, Stripe, self-hosted infrastructure — whatever the product actually needs.
Get from prototype to a real, launched product on iOS and web, including the parts nobody enjoys.
Monitoring, failover, and the operational knowledge to run it — so the studio leaving is a planned event, not a cliff.
A double-opt-in matching app where a rating is visible only to the person who gave it, and chat and calling unlock for both people only once two members rate each other highly. Privacy is a constraint on the schema and every endpoint rather than a setting, and safety controls sit on every profile and chat.
Built end to end on Expo/React Native over Node and PostgreSQL, from first architecture through the work of getting an app actually ready to ship.
Senior engineering leadership on the parts of the problem that need it, without a full-time hire. In practice that means architecting the system, writing the code for the hard parts, and standing up the operational side — rather than attending meetings at a reduced rate.
Work with them. The engagement is built around a hand-over from the start: monitoring, failover and the operational knowledge to run what was built, so the studio leaving is a planned event rather than a cliff.
Node and PostgreSQL on the backend, Expo and React Native for mobile, WebRTC and LiveKit for real-time, Stripe for payments, and self-hosted infrastructure to run it. Recent work includes a social platform with real-time chat, WebRTC video and payments, and an AI product advisor taken through to App Store launch.
That is the common case: MVP through launch on iOS and web, and into reliable operations afterwards — including the parts nobody enjoys, which are usually the ones that decide whether a launch holds.