Systems that replace four tools with one
Where the real cost is a person holding incompatible software together with attention and memory.
SHEET 01 · CAPABILITY
We are not organised by domain.
Most firms publish a menu of verticals. It tells you nothing, because the list is the same everywhere and nobody is equally good at all of it. What actually transfers between an HR platform and a mobile game is the standard, not the subject, so that is what this page is about.
SHEET 02 · SCHEDULE OF MATERIALS
What we reach for, and why.
A preference, not an identity. The right tool is chosen per problem, and this list changes when a better one exists.
LAYERCHOICERATIONALE
WEB TypeScript · SvelteKit Typed end to end, so a rename is a compiler error rather than a support ticket
MOBILE Kotlin · Swift Native where it matters; cross-platform only when the product genuinely allows it
GAMES Unity · Unreal Chosen per title, on what the title actually needs
RECORDS PostgreSQL Correctness first. Money and state live somewhere that can prove itself
ANALYTICS ClickHouse Columnar, for the read-heavy reporting an operations team actually asks for
STREAMS Kafka When ingestion has to survive a bad afternoon
CACHE Redis For the things that are expensive and boring to recompute
RUNTIME Podman Rootless containers, reproducible from a clean checkout
SHEET 03 · CLASS OF WORK
The problems we take.
Four shapes rather than eight verticals. Anything can arrive in these shapes.
Products meant to be run for years
Built so a change of direction is absorbed rather than survived. Architecture that cannot bend is debt on the day it ships.
Work where being wrong is expensive
Payroll, stock, ledgers, records. Places where a number that is briefly wrong is a number that is wrong.
Things without a category yet
The ones that do not fit a procurement checklist. Usually the most interesting work on the desk.
SHEET 04 · RANGE
Evidence, not a menu.
In build or in the open right now: an all-in-one HRMS for organisations in the thousands, a composable commerce platform for sellers, an open-source Android dialer, and mobile games under their own label. Four unalike things, one standard.