Topic
Web and app development
We build web applications and progressive web apps with React, Next.js, Node.js and TypeScript, with attention to speed, accessibility and a codebase a new engineer can read. Performance work is part of the build, not a later cleanup.
Case studies
All case studiesWhere it has shipped
- Executive Healthcare & Clinical OpsAn Executive-Health Clinic GroupTransitioning complex executive-health clinic ops from a fragile low-code stack to an offline-first Next.js PWA with zero downtime, live payment processing, and HIPAA + PCI-DSS compliance.8 DaysProposal to Kickoff
- Commercial Construction & Field OperationsA UK Commercial Construction & Workforce PlatformCloud-based workforce time-tracking, multi-site rate card reconciliation, and real-time hazard proximity safety telemetry that eliminated paper timesheet inaccuracies and prevented over 200 jobsite accidents.200+Accidents Prevented
- Telehealth & Digital HealthA US & UK Telehealth Platform (GLP-1 Space)Multi-tenant clinical operating platform across the US and UK for the GLP-1 surge: synchronous/asynchronous EMR, compliant e-prescribe, automated pharmacy routing, and split-billing with day-zero HIPAA and UK GDPR architecture.38Clinic Tenants
Essays
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Our StackOct 15, 2026·7 min read
React or Next.js: what to choose for a new product
React builds user interfaces, and Next.js is a framework built on React that adds routing, rendering and server features. Here is how to choose for a new product.
Studio ArchitectureSeptember 2026·5 min read
Optimizing Next.js 15 Monorepos for Sub-Second TTFB at Scale
Architectural teardown of zero-bundle-leakage micro-frontends, edge caching policies, and selective revalidation in high-traffic portals.
System DesignOct 15, 2026·8 min read
Progressive web apps or native apps for clinical and field tools
A progressive web app suits most clinical and field tools that need offline use, easy updates and one codebase. Native wins when you need deep hardware access or store distribution.
Glossary
Full glossaryTerms explained
- Multi-tenant architectureOne application serving many customers while keeping each customer's data separate, usually by schema or row-level rules.
- MicroservicesAn architecture that splits an application into small services that each do one job and talk over APIs. Easier to scale in parts, harder to operate than one application.
- Technical debtThe future cost of shortcuts taken in code or design to ship sooner. Like financial debt, it is fine if repaid on purpose and harmful if ignored.
- Progressive web app (PWA)A web app that can be installed, work offline and send notifications, giving an app-like experience from a browser.
- MonorepoOne repository holding several projects or packages, so code can be shared and changed together.
- REST APIA common way to build APIs over HTTP, using URLs for resources and standard methods such as GET and POST.
- GraphQLA query language for APIs that lets the client ask for exactly the fields it needs in one request.
- ReactA JavaScript library for building user interfaces from reusable components, widely used for web applications.
- Next.jsA React framework that adds routing, server rendering and API routes, for fast, search-friendly websites and apps.
- Node.jsA runtime that runs JavaScript on the server, commonly used for APIs and real-time services.