SaaS is what we do most. We build multi-tenant products from the first commit through commercial launch and into multi-year evolution. That means: authentication with role-based access control, subscription billing through Stripe or Chargebee, white-label theming with automated custom domain provisioning, real-time collaboration, transactional email, file storage, and the kind of architecture that absorbs feature requests for years without needing a rewrite.
What we won't do: prematurely optimize for ten million users when you have ten. Pick a microservices architecture for a single-team product. Hand you a codebase your in-house team can't maintain after we hand it off.
SuperOkay is the canonical example: seven microservices, seven years of continuous development, zero rewrites. The architecture we picked on day one still ships features today.
What you get
- Architecture that survives multi-year product evolution without a rewrite
- Authentication, billing, and tenancy patterns proven in production
- Custom domain and SSL provisioning automated end-to-end
- Real-time features built on patterns that scale past hobby projects
- Codebase your in-house team can take over and own