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Full-Stack Development Company in Georgia

Production web platforms — backend, frontend, infrastructure — built end-to-end by one team that takes responsibility for the whole stack.

Who this is for

Companies that need a complex, custom web platform — not a brochure site — and want one accountable team that owns the whole system instead of stitching together specialists who each blame the other when something breaks.

What we solve

Most stuck web projects fail at the seams between design, frontend, backend, and infrastructure. We collapse those seams: one team, one architecture, one deployment pipeline, one source of truth.

We design and build production web applications from API to UI to deployment pipeline. No handoffs between disconnected teams, no quietly outsourced backend, no design that falls apart in development. The same engineers who plan the architecture write the React, run the migrations, and stay on call after launch.

What we build

The systems we've shipped most often.

01

SaaS platforms

Multi-tenant products with billing, RBAC, dashboards, and admin tools — the unglamorous plumbing that turns an MVP into a business.

02

Customer & admin portals

Authenticated portals for B2B customers, partners, or internal teams. Audit logs, role-based access, complex workflows, integrations.

03

Marketplaces

Two- and three-sided marketplaces with search, listings, payments, dispute flows, and the operational tooling sellers actually need.

04

Internal tools

Replacements for the spreadsheets and Airtables your operations team has outgrown. Built around the real workflow, not a generic CRM.

05

APIs and integrations

REST and GraphQL APIs, webhook systems, third-party integrations, ETL pipelines. Documented, versioned, observable.

06

Headless commerce & content

Custom storefronts and editorial sites on top of headless CMS or commerce platforms when off-the-shelf templates don't fit.

Capabilities

How the team is set up.

Backend

Node.js for most APIs. Python where the workload is data- or AI-heavy. PostgreSQL by default, Redis for cache and queues, background jobs done with care.

Node.jsPythonPostgreSQLRedisRESTGraphQLPrismaBullMQ

Frontend

React with Next.js (App Router). TypeScript everywhere. Design systems built in Tailwind, accessibility audited, performance measured against Core Web Vitals.

ReactNext.jsTypeScriptTailwind CSSRadix UIFramer Motion

DevOps

Docker for everything that ships. Kubernetes when scale or multi-tenancy needs it. CI/CD with rollback. Monitoring, alerting, and on-call from day one.

DockerKubernetesTerraformGitHub ActionsDatadogGrafana
60%
Proof

average load time reduction vs. previous stack

Rewrite of a legacy PHP monolith — p95 response time dropped from 1.8s to 320ms.

Process

How we run this work.

Full delivery process

01

Discovery

We ask the questions no one else asks. Business model, technical constraints, team capabilities, real deadlines. We read the documentation you haven't written yet.

02

Strategy

Architecture decisions made before a single line of code. Stack selection, deployment model, third-party dependencies — documented, debated, decided.

03

Build

Iterative, with weekly demos. No black-box sprints. You see working software every week or we're not doing it right.

04

Ship

Zero-downtime deployments with rollback capability. Every release is tested, monitored, and documented. We don't disappear after launch.

FAQ

Common questions

What technologies do you use for full-stack development?+
Default frontend: React with Next.js and TypeScript. Default backend: Node.js or Python with PostgreSQL. We choose alternatives — Go, Rust, MongoDB, etc. — when the project genuinely benefits, not for novelty. The full categorized stack is on /technology-stack.
Can you take over an existing codebase?+
Often, yes. We start with a 1–2 week audit covering architecture, dependencies, test coverage, security posture, and deployment maturity. Based on that we propose a migration or stabilization plan with a fixed cost.
How long does a typical full-stack project take?+
Discovery and Strategy take 2–4 weeks. A first production release on a serious SaaS or platform project usually ships in 8–16 weeks. Smaller, well-scoped builds ship sooner; large multi-team programs take longer. Detailed scope is shaped during Discovery.
Do you sign NDAs?+
Yes when needed. We do not require an NDA on the first call to discuss whether a project is a fit. For technical architecture deep-dives or proprietary domain details we will sign a mutual NDA before sharing.
Do you only work greenfield, or also legacy modernization?+
Both. About half the work is new platforms, the other half is rebuilding or rescuing systems that have outgrown their original architecture. Modernization usually starts with stabilization, then refactor, then incremental rewrite.

Ready to scope it?

Most engagements start with a 30-minute discovery call. No pitch deck, no NDAs on day one — just an honest conversation about your problem.

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