Platforms

The stack we actually run.

Ten platforms behind six services. Each page says what we build with it, and where it is the wrong choice.

What we build on

16 platforms

P—01

Next.js

The React framework we reach for first

P—02

React

Interfaces for systems that are partly probabilistic

P—03

Node.js

One language across the stack

P—04

Laravel

The pragmatic choice for a business application

P—05

WordPress

Content your team edits without calling us

P—06

Shopify

Commerce without rebuilding checkout

P—07

Python

Where the data and the models live

P—08

n8n

Automation you can host and read

P—09

React Native

One codebase, both stores

P—10

Flutter

A single rendering engine, identical on both platforms

P—11

Postgres

The database we reach for first

P—12

MySQL

The database WordPress already runs on

P—13

Supabase

Postgres with the parts you would have built anyway

P—14

Firebase

When shipping this month matters more than owning the schema

P—15

Figma

Where the interface gets decided

P—16

AI Tools

AI in the build, with a person on the end of it