Most production software lives or dies on the API layer. We build REST and GraphQL backends in Node.js, Python (FastAPI or Django), or Go — whichever is the right tool for the job. We design APIs that survive real use: idempotent writes, paginated reads, rate limiting, audit logging, versioning that doesn't break clients, and OpenAPI specs your frontend team can actually use.
What we won't do: spin up a new microservice for every endpoint. Reach for GraphQL because it's fashionable when REST would be simpler. Skip pagination, rate limiting, or auth because "we'll add it later."
Examples we've shipped: a domain-provisioning service that handles DNS, Nginx vhosts, and Let's Encrypt SSL through a single REST call; integration layers for iGaming back-offices unifying half a dozen product APIs.
What you get
- APIs your frontend and integration partners can actually use
- Idempotency, rate limiting, and audit logging from day one
- OpenAPI specs that match the actual implementation
- Versioning patterns that don't break existing clients
- Performance benchmarks documented, not assumed