Industries
The engineering transfers. The rules don’t.
Most industry pages on agency sites are costume. Twenty years in healthcare on one tab, deep payments expertise on the next, both written the same afternoon by the same person. We are a generalist engineering studio, and saying so plainly is the more useful position. What separates a telehealth platform from a freight tracker isn’t the engineering.
Postgres is Postgres. A queue that has to be idempotent is idempotent for the same reason in a claims pipeline and a dispatch board. Migration discipline, cache invalidation, keeping a mobile client honest when the network drops. That knowledge moves between domains in days rather than months.
Three things don’t move, and they’re the whole of the difference. Regulation decides what you may store, log and delete, and it decides it before the first schema. The integration surfacedecides how much of the budget disappears into other people’s formats. And the data modelis where a domain’s vocabulary hardens into a constraint: an encounter, a ledger entry, a shipment leg, a tenant.
So the four pages below document that, and nothing else. No client names, no logos, no sector track record. We have published none and will not imply any. Read whichever sits closest to what you’re building. If it makes clear we’re the wrong studio for the job, the page did its job.
Healthcare & Telehealth Software Development
Telehealth, patient portals, scheduling and intake. The application code is ordinary; the audit trail, the PHI boundary and the HL7 v2 feed out of a hospital interface engine aren’t.
What the page covers
How HIPAA, HL7 v2 and FHIR shape a telehealth or patient-facing architecture, and what that adds to the cost of a build.
Fintech & Payments Software Development
Card flows, ledgers, payouts and KYC. Money software fails differently from other software, and most of the real cost sits in the parts that make failure survivable.
What the page covers
Double-entry ledger design, idempotency, PCI DSS scope reduction, KYC and AML flows, and the reconciliation layer most payment builds discover late.
Logistics & Supply Chain Software Development
Dispatch, freight, warehouse and last-mile systems. The hard parts are EDI, offline-first scanning, and the fact that no two partner integrations come from the same decade.
What the page covers
EDI and API integration, offline-first mobile scanning, route optimisation, and the event model behind a tracking, TMS or WMS build.
B2B SaaS Product Development
Tenant isolation, usage billing, SAML SSO and audit logs. Most B2B SaaS rewrites trace back to three or four decisions someone made before the first customer signed.
What the page covers
Tenant isolation models, metered billing, enterprise SSO and RBAC, and the SOC 2 groundwork buyers ask for at the first enterprise deal.
Not one of the four?
Tell us the domain, the regulation you sit under, and the systems you have to integrate with. We’ll say which parts of it we’ve built before and which parts we’d be learning.