Web, mobile, and API engineering as part of an ongoing engineering firm retainer. We build, ship, maintain, and evolve. The work doesn't reset between projects.
Every engagement is a different shape — sometimes greenfield MVP, sometimes legacy modernization, sometimes one feature inside a working system. The skills span the digital-native stack.
Next.js / React frontends, Node and Python backends, Postgres or SQLite. From MVP to production-grade with auth, payments, and dashboards.
iOS and Android native apps. SwiftUI / UIKit on iOS, Kotlin / Jetpack Compose on Android. App Store + Play Store submission, ongoing maintenance.
Custom API design, third-party integration work, webhook receivers, OAuth dances. The unglamorous plumbing that makes everything else work.
The lower-visibility software that runs your operation: admin panels, reporting dashboards, ops automation, internal CRUD tools.
Software work is part of the broader engagement retainer. You don't pay per-project — you pay for an embedded team that's already up to speed on your operation. New work slots in next sprint, not next quarter.
First two weeks: we read the codebase, talk to your team, map the current architecture, identify the bottlenecks. No code yet.
Sprints driven by your priority list. We ship features, fix prod issues, modernize legacy. Cross-service work (AI, SEO) coordinated with the same team.
The platform is yours but the engineering memory stays with us. New requirements ship without re-onboarding. We defend the system as it scales.
Anonymized examples of typical software engagements — what they look like, who they're for.
Wellness business needed dynamic pricing across 30+ services with vendor API integration. We built the pricing engine, Stripe webhook flow, and admin UI. Ongoing maintenance + evolutionary changes inside the same retainer.
Agency needed a dashboard pulling GA4 + Google Ads + Search Console for 12+ client accounts. Built with Next.js + Supabase. Replaced 4 spreadsheets and one Looker workspace.
Founder had a validated idea, no engineering team. We built MVP in 6 weeks, shipped to TestFlight, iterated based on user feedback. Migrated from MVP stack to production stack at 80 users.
Most clients run software development alongside two or three other service lines. Here's where the seams are smoothest.