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Technologies

The engineering stack behind our builds — languages, frameworks, databases and protocols.

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What belongs in Technologies.

The engineering stack our builds run on — languages, frameworks, databases and the protocols underneath them. Most agencies do not publish this because most agencies hand implementation to someone else. We ship the code, so the stack is a fair thing to ask about and a fair thing to show.

Read it as context for the technical recommendations we make. When we argue for server-side rendering or a particular database, these pages are where the reasoning already lives, written out once rather than improvised in a call.

The full list

All 14 technologies.

Alphabetical. Every entry is its own page, typed as schema.org SoftwareApplication and linked to the entities and services it relates to.

Angular

JavaScript Framework

Google's opinionated TypeScript framework for building large, structured single-page and server-rendered web apps.

Docker

Containerization Platform

Packages an app and its dependencies into a portable container that runs the same everywhere.

GraphQL

API Query Language

A query language for APIs that lets clients ask for exactly the data they need — no more, no less.

Model Context Protocol (MCP)

Protocol

An open standard that lets AI models connect to tools and data sources through one consistent interface.

MongoDB

Database

A document database that stores flexible, JSON-like records — great when your data is nested and evolving.

Next.js

React Framework

The React meta-framework that adds routing, server rendering and full-stack features on top of React.

Node.js

JavaScript Runtime

A server-side JavaScript runtime built on V8 that lets one language run your whole stack.

PostgreSQL

Database

The powerful, standards-compliant open-source relational database — the safe default for structured data.

Python

Language

A readable, general-purpose language that dominates data, scripting, automation and machine learning.

React

JavaScript Library

Meta's component-based UI library — the most widely used way to build interactive web interfaces.

Redis

In-Memory Data Store

A blazing-fast in-memory store used for caching, queues, rate limiting and real-time streams.

Rust

Language

A systems language that delivers C-level performance with memory safety guaranteed at compile time.

Tailwind CSS

CSS Framework

A utility-first CSS framework you style with small classes in your markup instead of writing custom CSS.

TypeScript

Language

A typed superset of JavaScript that catches whole classes of bugs before your code ever runs.