20 years of full-stack development. Built tools used by thousands of developers, integrated AI into production apps, and shipped fast for clients who needed to move.
We've been building with React since early versions and Next.js since it became the obvious choice for production web apps. We know where projects go wrong, how to structure things for teams that grow, and how to ship something you won't have to rebuild in a year.
Good fit for: SaaS products, startup MVPs, customer portals, marketing sites that need to perform
Frontend to backend, database to deployment. We handle the whole stack so you're not coordinating five different contractors or explaining the same context to each one. That includes API design, database architecture, authentication, payments, background jobs — whatever your product needs to work.
Good fit for: Greenfield builds, platform redesigns, teams that need one person to own the whole thing
We built our own AI desktop app (Juno) and AI terminal (Lacy Shell) in-house, so we understand AI integration from the inside. We know the difference between an integration that solves a real problem and one that just adds a line to the feature list. For client work, that means LLM-powered features that earn their place, agent workflows, internal automation that replaces manual processes, and RAG pipelines when search needs to get smarter.
Good fit for: Product AI features, back-office automation, LLM-powered tools, custom agent workflows
Slow sites lose money. Load time directly affects conversions. We audit what's actually slowing you down, then fix it: rendering strategy, image handling, caching, CDN setup, code splitting. We tell you what will actually move the metric before touching anything.
Good fit for: Sites with high traffic and dropping conversions, platforms that have scaled past their original architecture
Whether you're building the API or connecting to someone else's, we do both well. Clean design, proper versioning, reliable performance under load. We've integrated enough third-party APIs to know which documentation misleads you and where the edge cases live.
Good fit for: Third-party integrations, webhook systems, internal API layers, data pipelines
Hourly rates run $100 to $200 depending on what the work requires. Complex AI work, architecture, and technical consulting sit at the higher end. Standard development and integrations are in the middle. Performance work and straightforward builds are at the lower end.
Project-based pricing is available for well-defined scopes. We can talk through that on the discovery call.
All projects start with a free 30-minute call. We'll tell you whether we're the right fit and roughly what it would cost before anyone commits to anything.
Next.js application framework
Problem
Every new web app started with the same two weeks of setup: authentication, database connections, billing, email, multi-tenant architecture. All before writing a single line of actual product code.
Solution
Built ShipKit, a production-ready Next.js boilerplate with all of it included from the start. Auth, Stripe payments, a CMS layer, multi-tenant support, and a component library. Open source.
Outcome
Developers skip the setup phase entirely. Projects that used to take two weeks to get off the ground now start shipping product features from day one. Thousands of developers use the kit globally.
AI desktop application
Problem
AI computer use needed a native interface that ran at desktop speed. Browser-based wrappers were sluggish and added overhead for a tool people would use constantly.
Solution
Built Juno from scratch in Rust with Tauri, a native Mac application that integrates directly with Claude Computer Use. The engineering focus was keeping the interface responsive while the AI was working in the background.
Outcome
A native AI desktop agent that handles computer use tasks without the performance hit of a browser wrapper. Shipped as a full product, not a prototype.
AI terminal
Problem
AI-assisted development meant constant context switching: work in the terminal, copy to an AI chat window, paste back, repeat. The two tools never talked to each other.
Solution
Built Lacy Shell as a ZSH/Bash plugin that routes commands between the shell and AI agents based on what you're doing. No new terminal to learn, it works inside your existing setup.
Outcome
AI assistance built into the terminal itself. Developers get context-aware AI help without leaving the command line. Available at lacy.sh.
We keep the client list manageable. Most projects start with a 30-minute call, no commitment, just a conversation about what you're trying to build and whether we're the right people to help.
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