Partners & platforms
We're deliberately not locked to one vendor. These are the platforms we work with day to day, chosen per project on merit rather than on which programme pays us the most.
Plenty of IT firms are structurally incentivised to recommend one cloud, because their margin comes from reselling it. We'd rather keep the advice clean: wherever possible, infrastructure is provisioned in your own accounts, billed directly to you by the vendor, with no markup passing through us.
That means if you outgrow us, you keep everything and change nothing. It also means when we recommend a platform, the only reason is that it fits the problem.
We don't currently claim any formal partner tiers or certification badges. When we hold one, it will be listed here with its level and nothing more — no logo wall implying relationships we don't have.
Grouped by the job it does, not by vendor relationship.
Cloud & infrastructure
Where applications actually run. Chosen per workload — data residency, managed-service depth and cost profile differ more than the marketing suggests.
- Amazon Web Services
- Microsoft Azure
- Google Cloud
- Cloudflare
- DigitalOcean
- Hetzner
- cPanel / WHM
- Kubernetes
- Docker
- Terraform
Data & AI
Storage, pipelines and model providers. We default to open, portable formats so your data is never trapped inside a vendor's proprietary layer.
- PostgreSQL
- Redis
- MySQL / MariaDB
- ClickHouse
- Elasticsearch
- Anthropic Claude
- OpenAI
- Metabase
- Apache Airflow
Application & web
The stack most of our engineering work is built in, plus the CMS and commerce platforms clients most often already run.
- TypeScript
- Next.js / React
- Node.js
- Python
- React Native
- Flutter
- WordPress
- WooCommerce
- Shopify
- Laravel
Communication networks
Message delivery reaches carriers through an upstream aggregator and the platform owners' own business APIs. Routes and fallbacks are configured explicitly, never left to chance.
- WhatsApp Business Platform
- RCS Business Messaging
- SMPP carrier routes
- Upstream CPaaS aggregator
- Resend
- SMTP / DKIM / SPF
Payments & commerce
International and Indian rails, so a single build can take money in most markets you'd want to sell in.
- Razorpay
- UPI
- Stripe
- PayPal
- Visa / Mastercard / Amex
- NetBanking
Security & operations
The tooling behind monitoring, incident response and the audits we run for clients.
- Cloudflare WAF & Turnstile
- Let's Encrypt
- Grafana
- Prometheus
- Sentry
- OWASP ZAP
- Vaultwarden / 1Password
None claimed. We hold no formal partner tiers or vendor certifications today, and we'd rather say so than decorate this page with logos that imply a relationship we don't have. When we earn one, it will appear here with its programme and level.
Four questions that decide the stack on every engagement, asked in this order.
- 01
Can you leave?
Exit cost is evaluated before adoption. Proprietary services are used where they're genuinely better, but never where the data model can't be exported or the workload can't be rehosted.
- 02
Who operates it at 3am?
A managed service that costs more but removes a pager rotation is usually cheaper than the self-hosted version. We price the operational burden, not just the licence.
- 03
Where does the data live?
Residency drives the region choice, not the other way round — particularly for anything carrying personal or payment data.
- 04
What does your team already know?
The best technology for a project is often the one your existing engineers can maintain after we hand it over. Novelty is a cost, and we count it.
Not currently. We build on all of them, but we don't hold formal partner tiers and we don't claim badges we haven't earned. If that changes, this page will list the specific programme and level.
Start a project
Tell us what you already run. We'll be straight about whether we're a good fit for it, and what it would take.
- Reply within one business day
- Free scoping session, no obligation
- You keep the scope document either way