Wireframe review · structure & content only · visual design TBD
1 · Hero Build capability

Web apps and websites, engineered for what's next.

Custom applications, marketing sites, and integrations — built to perform, and built to be found by AI from day one.

2 · What We Build

Three categories. One bar.

Category 1

Custom Web Applications

Dashboards, portals, SaaS tools, internal tooling. Built for teams who need the software to actually do the work — not just look like it.

Category 2

Marketing & Brand Sites

Performance-first marketing sites with GEO baked in. Fast, accessible, and structured to be found by every search surface — human and AI.

Category 3

Integrations & APIs

The connective tissue between platforms — stitching CRMs, payment systems, data tools, and internal services into one coherent flow.

3 · AI/GEO-Native By Default Differentiator

Every build ships GEO-ready.

Clean semantics. Schema markup. Content models AI can actually parse. Citation-friendly architecture. We don't sell it as an upsell — it's how we build, full stop.

4 · How We Work

From discovery to launch — and beyond.

Phase 1

Discovery

Goals, users, constraints. We pressure-test the brief before we draw anything.

Phase 2

Design

Information architecture, flows, and interface design. Tight feedback loops, not big-reveal theater.

Phase 3

Build

Engineering with performance, accessibility, and GEO defaults baked in from day one.

Phase 4

Launch & iterate

Ship it. Watch it. Tune it. The launch is the start of the engagement, not the end.

5 · Technology Approach

Right stack for the job. Pragmatic, not fashionable.

What we use

  • WordPress / Gutenberg for content-heavy marketing sites with non-technical editors
  • Eleventy, Astro, Next.js for performance-first marketing and content surfaces
  • React / TypeScript for custom applications and dashboards
  • Laravel / Node for backend services and integrations
  • Headless CMSs (Sanity, Contentful, Storyblok) where editorial workflows demand it

How we choose

  • Match the stack to your team's ability to maintain it
  • Performance, accessibility, and GEO are non-negotiable defaults
  • Boring is good — proven tools beat shiny ones in production
  • We tell you when the right answer is "don't rebuild" — and why
6 · Selected Work

Recent builds

Web app project 1
Dashboard / portal
Web app project 2
Marketing site
Web app project 3
Integration
Web app project 4
Custom build
Web app project 5
Marketing site
Web app project 6
SaaS tool
7 · Proof Client outcome

"[Pull quote from a real client about what working with us delivered.]"

— [Name], [Role], [Company]

[X]x faster than previous build
[X]% improvement in core metric
[X] years live and still shipping
8 · Who This Is For

You're a good fit if…

  • You need an application, not a brochure
  • You want AI-era visibility built in from day one, not retrofitted later
  • You value a partner who'll still be here in year three to make the thing better
  • You'd rather have one team that thinks across design, engineering, and content than three vendors who don't talk to each other
9 · FAQ

Frequently asked

Do you work with our existing brand or designer?

Yes. We're happy to engineer against design partners you already trust, and we'll flag where the design and the implementation need to negotiate.

Will we own the code?

Yes. Code lives in your repository, on your infrastructure (or ours if you'd rather we host — see Ongoing Support). No proprietary lock-ins.

How do you price projects?

Fixed-fee for well-defined scope; time-and-materials for exploratory work. We'll tell you which makes sense for your project and why.

What about ongoing maintenance?

Once a build is live, our Ongoing Support offering handles hosting, updates, monitoring, and security. See details →

10 · CTA · Project Conversation

Start a project conversation.

Tell us what you're trying to build. We'll come back with a point of view on the right path forward — or tell you if we're not the right fit.