Technology. Common tools, chosen for the long run.
Everything below comes straight from the work index: the tools each project actually uses. Nothing exotic, so any good developer can pick up where we left off.
Websites and front ends
- Next.jsRestaurant brandWeb team running a group of sites
- ReactMulti-brand restaurant groupMulti-location venue operator
- TypeScriptMulti-brand restaurant groupMulti-location venue operator
- JavaScriptSecurity and AV installerBlacklight venue brand
- Tailwind CSSRestaurant brand
- HTMLMulti-brand hospitality groupSecurity and AV installer
- CSSMulti-brand hospitality groupSecurity and AV installer
- WordPressRestaurant and venue brands
- pdf.jsLow-voltage install team
Servers and data
- Node.jsMulti-brand restaurant groupMulti-location venue operatorMulti-store operatorOur own hosting clientsWeb team running a group of sites
- PythonHospitality operatorLow-voltage install teamVideo creators filming in two languagesMulti-store operatorRestaurant and venue operators
- PHPMulti-brand marketing teamRestaurant and venue operatorsRestaurant and venue brandsRestaurant chainAn electric-car owner
- FastAPILow-voltage install team
- PrismaWeb team running a group of sites
- MySQLMulti-brand restaurant groupHospitality operatorMulti-location venue operatorAn electric-car owner
- MariaDBMulti-brand marketing team
- DockerHospitality operator
Testing, media and payments
How we choose
Common tools
We pick technology that thousands of developers know, so you are never stuck with us or with one person.
Your accounts
Domains, hosting, payment and email accounts sit in your name. We get access; you keep the keys.
Plain data
Your data lives in ordinary databases you can export, not in a format only our code can read.
Small on purpose
Fewer moving parts means fewer things to update and fewer things to break at 2 a.m.
Have something that should work better?
Tell us what is getting in the way. A person reads it and replies within two business days.