We build and rescue products. SwiftUI apps in the App Store, web apps on Next.js, and engineering teams that just need a clear path to their next release.
1import SwiftUI 2 3struct Particle: Identifiable { 4 let id = UUID() 5 var position: CGPoint 6 var velocity: CGVector 7 var hue: Double 8} 9 10@Observable 11final class ParticleField { 12 private(set) var particles: [Particle] = [] 13 var size: CGSize = .zero 14 15 func populate(_ count: Int) { 16 particles = (0..<count).map { _ in 17 Particle( 18 position: .random(in: size), 19 velocity: .init(dx: .random(in: -50...50), 20 dy: .random(in: -50...50)), 21 hue: .random(in: 0...1) 22 ) 23 } 24 } 25 26 func advance(by dt: Double) { 27 for i in particles.indices { 28 particles[i].position.x += particles[i].velocity.dx * dt 29 particles[i].position.y += particles[i].velocity.dy * dt 30 bounce(&particles[i]) 31 } 32 } 33 34 private func bounce(_ p: inout Particle) { 35 if p.position.x < 0 || p.position.x > size.width { 36 p.velocity.dx *= -1 37 } 38 if p.position.y < 0 || p.position.y > size.height { 39 p.velocity.dy *= -1 40 } 41 } 42} 43 44struct AuroraView: View { 45 @State private var field = ParticleField() 46 47 var body: some View { 48 TimelineView(.animation) { timeline in 49 Canvas { ctx, size in 50 field.size = size 51 for p in field.particles { 52 let dot = Path(ellipseIn: .init( 53 origin: p.position, 54 size: .init(width: 6, height: 6))) 55 ctx.fill(dot, with: .color( 56 .init(hue: p.hue, saturation: 0.7, brightness: 1))) 57 } 58 } 59 .onChange(of: timeline.date) { _, _ in 60 field.advance(by: 1.0 / 60.0) 61 } 62 } 63 .task { field.populate(140) } 64 .background(.black) 65 } 66}
We ship software, and we help teams ship it themselves. Here's how the work usually breaks down. Tell us what you're up against and we'll narrow it to a plan.
Stalled roadmap, brittle releases, a team stuck firefighting? We step in, figure out what's actually wrong, and get delivery moving again.
Web, mobile, and SaaS, from the first release through hardening it for real traffic. SwiftUI and React/Next are usually where we start.
Connect products to billing, auth, data, and internal tools without turning your codebase into a plate of spaghetti.
CI/CD, containers, and infra-as-code, so deploys get boring. In the good way.
Short-term staff aug, code review, or hands-on pairing when you need senior judgment without a long hiring cycle.
Unclear ownership, tech debt, and pressure without breathing room. We map what's true today, pick a short list of fixes, and work alongside your team so progress sticks.
Not an exhaustive list—if your problem is software delivery, we'll say honestly whether we're the right fit.
No secret sauce—just tight feedback loops and work broken into slices your team can review and own.
Codebase, infra, and how the team actually works—not just the slide deck version.
A short backlog of fixes and features with dates you can plan around.
Small releases, visible progress, and room to adjust when reality disagrees with the plan.
Documentation and habits so your team keeps momentum after we step back.
We pick the stack to fit the product, not the other way around: web, native iOS/Android, cross-platform, cloud, and data.
React·Next.js·Vue·Angular
Node.js·Python·Go·.NET
iOS·Android·Swift·SwiftUI·Kotlin·Jetpack Compose·React Native·Flutter
AWS·Google Cloud·Azure
PostgreSQL·MongoDB·Redis
Docker·Kubernetes·Terraform
Products from our own shop, live in the stores. They're the clearest reference we can give for how we treat performance, privacy, and App Store polish.
Professional NFC tools for iPhone and Android to scan, read, write, batch-write, and clone tags, including raw memory editing, a command console, templates, and tag lock. Built privacy-first: everything stays on-device, with no account, cloud sync, or tracking.
NFCore.app ↗
A private vault for photos, videos, notes, and documents, hidden behind a fully working calculator lock screen. Files are encrypted with AES-256-GCM on your device, with no accounts and no servers of ours. Dual vaults with a decoy, an escape PIN that wipes the vault, and break-in photos.
PrivaraHQ.com ↗
A privacy-first QR and barcode scanner and generator for iOS and Android. It reads every common format, flags suspicious-looking links on your phone before you open them, and keeps a searchable local history. No accounts, no ads, no tracking, and scans never leave the device.
QRDock.app ↗
A minimalist Pomodoro timer and time tracker for iOS and Android. One tap to start, optional project tags, weekly per-project charts, and CSV export. No account needed to start, with optional sign-in for sync and Pro. No ads, and deliberately no AI.
Pomlo.app ↗
A local-first reading app for the PDFs, articles, and documents you send yourself. Share in from Mail, Files, or Safari, then highlight, annotate, and pick up exactly where you left off across PDF, EPUB, Word, and Markdown. Everything stays on-device, with optional encrypted backup to your own iCloud or Drive.
Margina.app ↗
A fast, minimal, Sublime-inspired code editor and notes app built for the phone. Syntax highlighting, multi-cursor editing, regex find-and-replace, a command palette, and Markdown preview. It edits files in place from Files, iCloud, or Drive and stays local-first. No account needed: you sign in with Apple or Google only to turn on Pro sync to your own iCloud or Drive.
Carets.app ↗
Captures an entire web page as one clean screenshot, with no scrolling or stitched seams. A single tap exports a full-height PNG or vector PDF, with a built-in browser that handles logins and on-device project organization. Nothing leaves the device.
Foldless.app ↗Proof beats adjectives.
Public apps and client work we describe honestly.
Consumer apps we own end-to-end and ship ourselves. NFCore, Privara, QRDock, Pomlo, Margina, Carets, and Foldless are all live today. Install any of them to see how we treat performance and privacy.
View apps above ↑Engagements vary: greenfield builds, rescue work, and focused spikes (perf, infra, mobile). We don't publish client names without permission—ask for a relevant example when you reach out.
Start a thread →A sentence or two about the product, timeline, and where you're stuck is enough. We'll reply with next steps or a quick no if we're not the right fit.