Services
Everything we do is billed under a single annual engagement — a block of prepaid service hours that never expire, plus access to our software portfolio. What follows is what those hours are typically spent on.
AI Integration & Automation
Putting AI to work inside real business processes — customer support, back-office operations, internal tooling, decision workflows. We help you separate the AI use cases that will actually pay back from the ones that are just novelty, then build the ones worth building.
Custom Application Development
Web applications, internal tools, integrations, and automations. Stack-agnostic — we pick the right technology for the job rather than defaulting to whatever we happen to know. Because AI does much of the heavy lifting in our build process, custom software costs less than it used to.
Enterprise Modernization
Legacy application rewrites, cloud migrations, and technical debt cleanup. We're comfortable with old code — most of our senior team has been working with it for decades — and we know how to modernize systems without turning the project into a two-year rewrite.
Identity & Access Management
Authentication, authorization, and single sign-on. Vendor-neutral: we've implemented Okta, Auth0, Entra ID, and custom solutions depending on what fits. We help you pick the right platform and get it deployed cleanly.
Systems Integration
Connecting SaaS platforms, internal systems, and data pipelines. Includes ETL, event-driven architectures, and API design. Especially valuable when your team has accumulated a portfolio of tools that don't talk to each other.
Business Process Improvement
Sometimes the highest-leverage engineering work isn't building software — it's rethinking how a process works and applying technology only where it actually helps. We bring both perspectives to the table.
The service lines above aren't menu items with fixed price tags. Every engagement is a partnership — we'll spend time understanding your business first, then apply our hours where they'll do the most good. If what you need doesn't fit neatly into one of the categories above, that's usually a good sign we should talk.