Product

SaaS platforms and web products built to carry real load

Most of our work starts here. A company has a product idea, a struggling MVP or a decade old system that cannot take another feature, and needs a team that can hold the whole thing: data model, API, interface, deployment and the operational reality afterwards.

Scope

What this covers

Source code on a monitor in a darkened room
01

Multi tenant SaaS platforms

Tenant isolation, role based access, usage metering, billing integration and admin tooling. We design the tenancy model before the first table, because retrofitting it is the most expensive mistake in SaaS.

02

B2B portals and internal platforms

Systems that replace spreadsheets and email chains: workflow engines, approval chains, document handling, audit trails and integrations into whatever ERP or CRM already exists.

03

Consumer web products

High traffic front ends with server rendering, edge caching and Core Web Vitals treated as a release blocker rather than a nice to have.

04

Legacy modernization

Strangler fig migrations that let an old system and a new one run side by side, so you are never one big bang release away from disaster.

05

API and integration layers

REST and GraphQL APIs with versioning, rate limiting, idempotency and contracts your partners can build against without calling you.

Stack

What we build it with

Tools are chosen per project and justified in an architecture decision record. This is what we reach for most often in this practice.

TypeScriptReact and Next.jsNode.js and NestJSPython and FastAPIGoPostgreSQLRedisKafkaGraphQLPrisma and Drizzle

Deliverables

What you actually receive

  • Architecture decision records for every significant choice
  • Running application in staging within the first month
  • Automated test suite with meaningful coverage on business logic
  • Deployment pipeline your team can operate
  • Written handover documentation and a recorded walkthrough

Questions

What clients ask first

How long does a SaaS platform take to build?
A focused first release with authentication, core workflow and billing usually lands between four and seven months with a pod of five. We size it properly in the architecture sprint before you commit to a number.
Can you take over a codebase someone else started?
Yes, and it is a large part of what we do. We start with a two week audit that tells you honestly whether the code is worth continuing or whether a staged rebuild is cheaper over two years.
Do you work with our existing engineers?
Often. Mixed teams work well when responsibilities are split by domain rather than by seniority. We agree that split in writing before the first sprint.

Need product engineering?

Send a short brief and a senior engineer will read it. You get a written response with our honest read on scope, risk and cost within one business day. No discovery call required to get a real answer.

  • A senior engineer reads every brief
  • NDA signed before you share anything sensitive
  • No sales sequence, no automated follow ups