Technologies
The stack we build on, and why.
87 tools and platforms across engineering, design, commerce and automation. Every one of them is in active production use — this is not an aspirational list.
Frontend
20
React
Next.js
TypeScript
JavaScript
HTML5
CSS3
Sass
Tailwind CSS
Redux
Context API
Bootstrap
Material UI
Chakra UI
Mantine
Ant Design
shadcn/ui
Fluent UI
PrimeReact
Theme UI
ReactstrapBackend & Data
17
Node.js
Express
Python
GraphQL
Supabase
Firebase
SQLite
Elasticsearch
Socket.IO
WebRTC
OAuth
Cryptography
API Integration
Payment Gateways
Unit Testing
GitHub
GitLabMobile
04React Native
Expo
Progressive Web Apps
Google MapsDesign
15
Figma
Adobe CC
Photoshop
Illustrator
Sketch
InVision
Axure RP
ProtoPie
Principle
Origami Studio
UXPin
Zeplin
Blender
UX Design
Motion DesignCMS & Commerce
10
Shopify
BigCommerce
WordPress
Elementor
BuddyPress
Contentful
Sanity
Strapi
Prismic
PayloadNo-Code & Automation
17
Webflow
Framer
Bubble
Unbounce
Instapage
Leadpages
HubSpot
GoHighLevel
Zapier
Make
Airtable
Notion
Google Sheets
Apps Script
LeadByte
LeadsHook
Lead ProsperAI & Emerging
04
Artificial Intelligence
TensorFlow
Brain.js
OpenAIHow we choose
Technology decisions you can defend in two years.
Boring where it counts
For the foundations we choose mature, well-documented tools with long support horizons. Novelty belongs at the edges, not in your authentication layer.
Maintainable after handover
If your team cannot hire for it or reason about it, it is the wrong choice — however elegant it looks in a demo.
Right-sized
A brochure site does not need a headless CMS and a Kubernetes cluster. We recommend the smallest thing that solves the problem properly.
Let's talk
Not sure which stack fits?
Tell us the constraints — budget, team, timeline, who maintains it afterwards — and we will give you a straight recommendation.