The tools we build with
We pick the stack that suits your problem, your budget and your existing team - not whatever is fashionable this year.
PHP 8
Backend
Laravel
Backend
Node.js
Backend
Python
Backend
Django
Backend
Java Spring Boot
Backend
.NET Core
Backend
GraphQL
Backend
AWS
Cloud and DevOps
Microsoft Azure
Cloud and DevOps
Google Cloud
Cloud and DevOps
Docker
Cloud and DevOps
Kubernetes
Cloud and DevOps
Terraform
Cloud and DevOps
GitHub Actions
Cloud and DevOps
Cloudflare
Cloud and DevOps
MySQL
Database
PostgreSQL
Database
MongoDB
Database
Redis
Database
Elasticsearch
Database
Figma
Design
Adobe XD
Design
React
Frontend
Next.js
Frontend
Vue.js
Frontend
TypeScript
Frontend
Tailwind CSS
Frontend
Alpine.js
Frontend
Swift
Mobile
Kotlin
Mobile
Flutter
Mobile
React Native
Mobile
SwiftUI
Mobile
Jetpack Compose
Mobile
Selenium
QA
Cypress
QA
Appium
QA
JMeter
QA
Selection criteria
How we choose a stack for your project
Four questions decide it. Fashion is not one of them.
Fit for the problem
Real-time collaboration, heavy reporting and offline mobile all point to different stacks. We start from the requirement.
Your team can maintain it
If you have PHP developers in-house, choosing Go creates a dependency on us. That is not in your interest.
Hiring pool and longevity
We favour technologies with deep talent availability in India, so you are never stuck if we part ways.
Total cost of ownership
Licence fees, hosting profile and how much of the problem the ecosystem has already solved for you.
Engineering standards
The parts you do not see
Whatever stack we use, the discipline around it stays the same - because that is what decides how the software behaves in year three.
- Version control and code reviewEvery change goes through a pull request with a second pair of eyes.
- Automated testingUnit and integration tests on business logic, plus regression suites on critical journeys.
- CI/CD pipelinesAutomated build, test and deploy - so releasing is routine rather than an event.
- Security by defaultParameterised queries, output escaping, CSRF protection, hashed credentials and secrets in a vault.
- DocumentationArchitecture notes, API references and runbooks handed over with the code.
- MonitoringError tracking, uptime checks and performance dashboards configured before go-live.