Every stack we build in, and why we would pick it for you

Yes, and it is usually cheaper than a rewrite. We audit what exists, keep whatever earns its place, and replace only the parts holding the business back. Most of our modernisation work is incremental for exactly that reason.

Both. Flutter and React Native halve the time to reach two stores and suit most products. Native Swift and Kotlin win when you need deep hardware access, the smoothest possible animation, or platform features on release day. We size that choice against your roadmap, not against fashion.

For API-heavy real-time products, Node.js. For data and machine learning work, Python. For high-concurrency enterprise systems, Java or .NET. For structured products with a small team, Laravel. The honest answer is that all five ship good software — the deciding factors are your team, your integrations and your hosting.

We ship both in production. On the AI side that means retrieval pipelines, fine-tuning, evaluation and monitoring, not a chat box bolted onto a website. On the blockchain side it means contracts written to be read and audited, with gas costs and failure modes considered before deployment.

These are the stacks we have shipped the most work in, so they are the ones where we can show you patterns rather than promises. We take on work outside them regularly — tell us the problem and we will be straight with you about whether we are the right team for it.