Turnkey WEB API
API and WEB services for business startups. MVP for 21 days.
Briefly about us:
The server development engineering team: DDD approach where it is justified; clear module boundaries; repositories and service layer; queues and caching; metrics and alerts. We work in iterations, send clear release notes and do not put "technical debt under the carpet." MVP for 21 days, followed by roadmap optimizations.
How we work:
— Quick launch of MVP — 21 days
— We delve into business logic, not just "according to the TOR"
— Transparent backlog and budget, sprints 1-2 weeks
— Post-release support and development
What we:
— Clean architecture and readable code without technical debt
— Production-ready solutions: tests, migrations, CI/CD
— Scalability and resilience under load
— Transparency of processes and clear release notes
— Integrations and infrastructure that have been working for years
What we do:
— Architecture design
— Server side (backend)
— RESTful API
— Integration and work with databases
— Post-launch MVP support and development
What we exclude:
— Long negotiations and "eternal TOR"
— Pseudo-MVP as a "full release"
— Design/marketing is not our area (we are talking about the server)
Our approach is in 4 points
Clean code and proper architecture
We design the API and back-end so that MVP is easy to scale. We don't use crutches, we write conscientiously.
Fast start-up — without loss of quality
MVP in 21 days is not a compromise, but a process. We know which decisions can be postponed and which are important from day one.
Transparent process and predictable budget
A clear schedule. Agile. Hourly or fixed model. You always understand what resources are used for.
Always in the context of your business
We delve into the essence of the project and the goals of the product, and not just "do it according to the TOR". We are the technical part of your team.
How we launch products
Diving into the task
MVP for 21 days
Launch and debugging
Improving and expanding
Support at all stages
Contact us
and tell us about your
idea.
We are not creating websites — we are creating the basis of a product.
