Tools chosen for the next decade, not the next demo.
We keep the stack deliberately narrow. Depth in a few technologies beats a logo wall — it means whoever picks up your project already knows it well.
Backend
Laravel
Primary application framework
PHP 8.3
JIT, typed properties, fibers
Node.js
Real-time and streaming services
Python
Data pipelines and automation
.NET
Windows and enterprise integration
REST & GraphQL
API design and versioning
Frontend
Vue 3
Composition API, Pinia
JavaScript
Modern ES modules
TypeScript
Type-safe application code
Tailwind CSS
Design-system styling
Three.js
WebGL and 3D interfaces
Inertia
Monolith-speed SPAs
Mobile & Desktop
Flutter
iOS and Android from one codebase
Dart
Compiled, null-safe
Electron
Cross-platform desktop apps
Windows Apps
Native desktop software
Firebase
Auth, push, realtime sync
SQLite
Offline-first local storage
AI & Automation
Claude API
Primary model for production work
OpenAI
GPT models and embeddings
Python
Pipelines and evaluation harnesses
pgvector
Vector search inside PostgreSQL
RAG
Retrieval over your own documents
n8n
Workflow orchestration
Cloud & Data
AWS
EC2, S3, RDS, Lambda
Docker
Reproducible environments
Kubernetes
Orchestration at scale
PostgreSQL
Primary relational store
MySQL
Widely deployed workloads
Redis
Cache, queues, sessions
Search & Social
Search Console
Indexing and query data
GA4
Analytics and conversion tracking
Ahrefs
Keyword and backlink research
Screaming Frog
Technical site crawling
Meta Business Suite
Facebook and Instagram publishing
Schema.org
Structured data for rich results
Platforms & Tooling
WordPress
Themes and custom plugins
WooCommerce
Commerce extensions
Git
Trunk-based workflows
GitHub Actions
CI/CD pipelines
Terraform
Infrastructure as code
Vite
Frontend build tooling
Three questions before anything joins the stack.
Can we hire for it?
If a client eventually brings development in-house, they need to be able to staff it. Exotic choices quietly lock a business into depending on us, and we would rather earn the renewal.
Will it be here in five years?
We look at governance, release cadence and who funds the project. A framework with one maintainer and no sponsor is a risk we pass to you.
Is it actually better here?
Not better in general — better for this problem. Most business software does not need the tool that wins benchmarks on a different workload.
Let's build something worth showing off.
Tell us what you are trying to solve. We will come back with an honest assessment, a realistic timeline and a fixed estimate — usually within one business day.
Minuwangoda, Sri Lanka