Public and partner APIs
Versioned HTTP APIs with authentication, pagination, and errors a caller can branch on.
Platform engineering
The connective tissue: APIs, webhooks, and internal tools that let the rest of the system tell the truth.
Some products are not a screen. They are a contract other systems call — a partner API, a webhook, a sync into a CRM, an importer that has to be safe to run twice. We build that layer so the customer-facing app is not also the integration bus.
Versioning, idempotency, and a document a partner can read are part of the delivery. An endpoint nobody can call correctly is not finished. When the events are heavy or the parser is hostile input, the worker may be Rust. The contract stays stable either way.
APIs & platforms
Versioned HTTP APIs with authentication, pagination, and errors a caller can branch on.
Signed event delivery, retries, and a way for a subscriber to see what they missed.
Connections to CRMs, billing, warehouses, and the other systems that already hold a copy of the truth.
Admin tools and operational consoles for the people who run the product every day.
Migrations and file imports that can be repeated without duplicating or destroying records.
A reference that matches the API you shipped, including the example that actually works.
Delivery
Fit
Neighbors
These are the switches we recommend in scoping, not a disclaimer.
The missing piece is the customer-facing product, not the pipe behind it.
You need the application that calls the API, built with it.
The worker’s throughput or the hostility of the input is the actual problem.
Continue
APIs & platforms is a starting point. Bring the constraint that matters more.
Tell us what you are building, what already exists, and which surface matters first. We will reply with a point of view.