Tools we use.
Why we use them.

Next.js

The framework behind the majority of what we ship. Server rendering, static generation, and hybrid approaches. Chosen per route based on what the data actually needs.

React

The component model behind everything we build on the web. Whether it ships inside Next.js, SvelteKit, or a standalone SPA. React is our primary UI layer.

SvelteKit

Compiled components, zero virtual DOM overhead, and a framework that stays out of the way. We use SvelteKit for animation-heavy and performance-critical projects.

TypeScript

Every project, every file, every function. Full type safety from database schema to UI component. No exceptions.

Astro

Zero JavaScript by default. When a site is primarily content and the performance budget is strict, Astro delivers the leanest possible output.

Vercel

Every project gets preview environments, automatic CI/CD, and production monitoring from commit one. No DevOps overhead, no excuses.

AWS

We use AWS selectively.AI services through Bedrock, file storage on S3, and compute when serverless is not enough. Not everything belongs on the edge.

Cloudflare

DNS, CDN, DDoS protection, and edge caching. Every project we ship sits behind Cloudflare as the first line of defense.

Node.js

API routes, server-side rendering, build tooling, and backend services. One language across the entire stack.

Python

FastAPI services, AI/ML pipelines, voice agents, and data processing. When the work is computation-heavy, Python is where we go.

Railway

When the workload needs a long-running process, persistent connections, or a container that stays alive.Railway hosts it.

Elixir

When a platform needs to handle thousands of concurrent connections, process events in real time, and never go down. Phoenix, OTP, and the BEAM VM.

Sanity

A headless CMS that gives content teams full autonomy. Structured content, real-time collaboration, and an API that fits how we build.

Shopify

We use the Shopify Storefront API to build custom shopping experiences, not Shopify themes. The commerce engine stays. The frontend is ours.

Figma

Our design-to-code pipeline starts in Figma. Component libraries, design tokens, and developer handoff. All in one tool.