We build backends designed to last. Node.js and TypeScript architectures created to scale without becoming unmanageable, with a clear structure from the start and decisions that consider long-term stability, costs, and maintainability. Our goal isn’t just to “make it work,” but to make it work well—even as the product grows.

From a real technical challenge. It could be a product built from scratch, an MVP that needs to become something solid, or a backend that currently holds up but is starting to show cracks. If direction isn’t clear, we begin with infrastructure analysis and define a sensible path before writing code.

They are documented. Always. We use OpenAPI standards because we believe a backend must be clear not only for those who build it, but also for those who use it, integrate it, or maintain it over time. Documentation is part of the product, not an optional extra.

Yes, but without overengineering. Scalability means making choices that won’t force you to rebuild everything after a few months. We design modular, updatable architectures ready to evolve, with real attention to performance and infrastructure costs.

We work on Google Cloud Platform, with infrastructures designed to be reliable and secure in production. We also handle deployment and ongoing maintenance, because a backend isn’t truly finished until it is stable, monitorable, and ready to support the product over time.

Yes, we frequently work on projects already in production. Our goal is to generate value quickly: we operate on the current stack to complete what’s missing, resolve bottlenecks, and stabilize the platform.

Once the foundation is consolidated, we assess whether the infrastructure is suitable for product growth. If not, we plan a progressive migration toward a more performant, scalable, and maintainable stack—protecting previous investments and ensuring operational continuity.