A shared contract
Request shape, errors and loading states agreed across the teams using them.
From the first click to the committed record.
Deliver complete features across the interface, API and database—including what happens when a request fails.
Illustrative feature contract
Interface
Display nameAsha
API
PATCH /profile
{ displayName: "Asha" }Stored record
user_42Name updated
Tools & technologies
- React
- Next.js
- TypeScript
- Node.js
- Python
- PostgreSQL
- Docker
The reply was lost. Was the stock reserved?
Interrupt a response and retry the same operation. Watch the record, not just the button.
Interactive exampleReserve the final unit
Desk lamp
Product LAMP-01
ReadyRequest & response
POST /reservations
request-key: demo-104- Requested: 1 unit
- Waiting for submission
Stored result
- Units available
- 1
- Reservations
- 0
One unit is available. The example can lose the response after the write.
Resolve the seams before they become bugs.
A safe change
Validation, concurrent updates and migrations considered with existing records.
A defined failure
Timeouts, retries and background work designed around each external dependency.
Join the team at the missing boundary.
A complete feature can span several owners.
Your existing team
Confirm repository access, domain rules and the people responsible for acceptance.
Our delivery scope
Name the interface, service and data changes we own, plus the tests that demonstrate the feature.
Operating handoff
Agree release access, diagnostics and who responds after launch.
More than the interface commit.
Frontend feature implementation
Versioned API contracts
Schema & migration scripts
Integration and failure tests
Deployment configuration
Tracing & handover notes
Selected work
Sinzo
Supplier-data scraping and AI engineering for a cross-border shopping and warehouse platform.
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Zootmart
Web, hybrid apps and administration work for a marketplace with a rewards layer.
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Fashom
Product development and advertising support for Fashom’s digital service.
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Hubhopper
Initial app and backend development, followed by training for the client’s team.
View projectA few practical questions.
Can you work with our frontend or backend team?
Yes. We agree ownership of contracts, repositories, environments and release decisions so the feature can be delivered across teams without ambiguous boundaries.
Will you replace our stack?
Not by default. We review the existing code, dependencies and operational constraints first. Changes should solve a concrete delivery or maintenance problem.
Are infrastructure operations included?
Application deployment setup can be included. Ongoing infrastructure management, incident response and on-call coverage need an explicit operating agreement.
Can you migrate existing data?
Yes, when scoped. We define mapping, validation, backups, rollback and the cutover approach against the existing data and acceptable interruption.
Bring one feature across the boundary.
Share the user action, existing code and the systems that must agree on the result.
