Every company—regardless of industry or size—has a digital agenda on the table.

Since the issues are complex and constantly changing, we offer customized consulting and development services, either in combination or individually. The common goal is to make all digital products state-of-the-art—with maximum user satisfaction and minimal effort.

Identifying opportunities together

We work with you to review product requirements and goals. This allows us to understand exactly where you want to go and get to know your product. This forms the basis for providing you with the best possible advice and coaching.

Technologically, our focus is on the Facebook stack: GraphQL, React, Node.js, and TypeScript form the sustainable foundation for the development of our web apps.

We are happy to advise you on these technologies and help you achieve state-of-the-art products, satisfied users, and lean costs.

On request, we can also supplement your team for a period of time and develop directly with you.

Our clients

Thanks to our tech focus and many years of expertise, we have already advised numerous companies—for example, on technology selection and architecture design—or worked with existing teams.

Our tech stack

GraphQL excels as an API gateway, especially when upgrading legacy systems.

Schemas for GraphQL are descriptive and enable developers from different platforms to use a common language. Depending on the app and platform, one and the same endpoint can provide exactly the data and logic required.

React, on the other hand, excels in its potential for declarative programming. In React apps, data flows in only one direction and is controllable and predictable.

This significantly increases development speed while minimizing the likelihood of errors.

Node.js is a server-side JSRuntime, offering the possibility to use the same language as in the frontend. This greatly increases development speed, as there is no need to switch between languages and some of the same libraries can be used.

Thanks to Typescript, many errors are detected during development during the compilation process—not just in production. At the same time, it serves as documentation: you can see directly what the properties to be transferred should look like. This makes the code less prone to errors and allows new developers to get up to speed more quickly.