Technologies

What we actually work in.

For the engineer on your side of the table, and for the engineer thinking of joining ours. Ten layers, chosen for what growing companies can run after we hand over, each linked to the platform page, case study or method page where we show it in use.

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Content and experience

Sites and portals that marketing, member and student teams run themselves.

Back end

Chosen for what your team can run after we leave.

  • .NET and C#
  • Node.js
  • Python
  • PHP
  • Documented REST APIs
  • Background jobs and workflow engines

Front end and mobile

Fast on a phone, accessible, and sharing one API with the web.

Reviewed October 2026. We change tools when a better one earns it; the quality gates stay the same.

How we choose

Boring where it should be boring. New where it pays.

Databases, identity, payments and hosting run on technology with a decade of operational history behind it. AI assistance, agent frameworks and evaluation tooling are where we move fast, because that is where the advantage is this year.

  • Your team can run it. If you are a Microsoft shop you get .NET, SQL Server and Azure; if you are not, you do not.
  • Decisions are written down. Every platform, library and vendor choice has a short note with the reasons, so it can be revisited without archaeology.
  • Licences are checked. Dependencies and generated code are scanned for licence terms before they merge.
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