What we do
Microsoft-stack engineering, Azure consultancy, and AI that does actual work
Six things, done properly, rather than a list of everything the industry offers. The first three are the day job; the rest are what we reach for when a problem asks for them.
.NET Application Development
ASP.NET Core, Blazor and Web API for new systems — and .NET Framework maintenance, upgrade and migration for the ones already carrying your business. Both ends of the stack, not only the fashionable one.
Azure Cloud & Consultancy
Architecture, migration and hosting sized to the budget you actually have: App Service, Functions, Cosmos DB, Entra ID. DNS is delegated to your own Cloudflare account, so the domain stays yours and you keep control of it.
AI Agents & Chatbots
Assistants that answer from your own documents, agents that finish a task rather than describe it, and generative features inside ordinary business software. Built on Azure OpenAI and Semantic Kernel.
Modern Web Applications
Next.js, React and TypeScript over .NET APIs. Server-rendered so search engines can read them, accessible by default, and as usable on a phone as on a desktop.
Systems & Performance
Rust where throughput or memory safety earns it — services, tooling and the hot paths a managed runtime makes expensive. Used deliberately, not for the name on the badge.
Technology Consultancy
Architecture reviews, build-versus-buy, cloud cost, and a straight second opinion on a plan you already have — including, when it is the honest answer, that you do not need us.
The stack we work in
Microsoft technologies are what we do every day. The rest is what we reach for when a problem genuinely asks for it — which is a shorter list than most agencies advertise, on purpose.
Core — Microsoft
- C#
- .NET 9
- .NET Framework
- ASP.NET Core
- Blazor
- Azure
- SQL Server
- Cosmos DB
- Entra ID
AI
- Azure OpenAI
- Semantic Kernel
- Azure AI Search
- OpenAI
Web
- TypeScript
- Next.js
- React
- Tailwind CSS
Also work in
- Rust
- Python
- Node.js
- Docker
- PostgreSQL
- Redis
Classic software, with a generative layer
Most business software is still forms, reports and approvals, and most of the value is in building that part well. So we build it well — and then add generative features at the points where they save somebody real time, rather than because the word sells.