Full-Stack Product Development
UI, APIs, data, and infrastructure designed and built as one system, not handed between vendors. We use modern stacks where they earn their keep and boring ones where they don't, including blockchain and smart-contract integrations when the product calls for them, and ship applications that are fast, maintainable, and ready to scale.
What's included
- Frontend: React and modern SPA/SSR stacks, built for speed and maintainability
- Backend and APIs: Node.js, NestJS, Python, FastAPI, and .NET Core
- Data: PostgreSQL, MongoDB, and Redis, modeled for the access patterns you actually have
- Cloud infrastructure: AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud, provisioned with Pulumi as code
- Blockchain and smart-contract integrations: Ethereum, Solana, and Solidity, when the product needs a chain
How we approach the work
Map the product as one system
Trace the important user flows through the interface, APIs, data, and infrastructure before choosing frameworks. The seams between those layers are where hand-offs usually create cost and delay.
Ship vertical slices
Build a working path end to end, including access control and deployment, then expand it. This exposes integration problems while they are still small enough to fix.
Leave an operable product
Infrastructure as code, observable services, and documented decisions give the next engineer a system they can change without guessing how it was assembled.
Who this is for
- Products that need one team accountable for the whole stack, not four vendors to coordinate
- Companies replacing a system that was handed between agencies and never came together
- Teams that need blockchain work integrated into a normal product, not treated as a separate world
Related work
- Cutting tens of thousands per month in excess RPC spend — An infrastructure and code audit for a crypto company that uncovered a bug driving tens of thousands of dollars per month in unnecessary blockchain RPC costs.
Related engineering notes
- Next.js vs Vite vs Remix for a product in 2026 — Next.js vs Vite vs Remix in 2026: the real tradeoff is coupling versus composability. When each is the right call, and why we lean Vite for products that value not being locked in.
- How easy is Pulumi to use, compared to other infrastructure-as-code tools? — Pulumi ease of use compared to Terraform, OpenTofu, CloudFormation, and AWS CDK: language model, learning curve, tooling, and the honest tradeoffs.
- Setting up OIDC between GitHub Actions and AWS (stop storing long-lived keys) — GitHub Actions to AWS OIDC: replace long-lived access keys in CI with short-lived, tightly scoped credentials. The trust handshake, scoping, and pitfalls.
- Cutting blockchain RPC costs: lessons from a crypto infrastructure audit — How a crypto infrastructure audit found a bug driving tens of thousands per month in wasted blockchain RPC costs, how that waste hides, and what to check.
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