A small team building honest, accessible web and mobile products — from the database up to the last pixel.
We're a small studio of designers and engineers who care about the seams. PHP & MySQL under the hood, modern front-ends on top, and accessibility baked in — not bolted on.
We design and build web & mobile software for teams who'd rather ship something right than ship something loud.
We stay small on purpose. The people you meet on kickoff are the same ones writing the code, shaping the components, and picking up the phone when something breaks at 11pm. Generalists who go deep.
Custom web apps with PHP & MySQL on the backend and whichever front-end framework suits the work — React, Vue, or plain HTML when that's the right answer. No framework lock-in, no fashion statements.
Native iOS and Android where it matters, React Native when it's right. Built to feel native to the platform, not like a website in a wrapper. Shipped to production, not just demoed.
Audits, fixes, and training for sites and apps that need to meet WCAG 2.2 — or just need to work properly for everyone. We treat accessibility as craft, not compliance theater.
Product design, brand work, and design systems that the engineers actually want to use — because we're the engineers, too. Tokens, components, documentation. Living, not laminated.
A handful of projects from the last eighteen months. We tend to work with teams for a while — most of what you see here started as a six-week engagement and turned into a multi-year relationship.
"They showed up, wrote the code, answered the phone. It's a surprisingly rare combination."Dana Oyelowo — Director of Product, Harbor Co-op
We don't have a proprietary framework with a clever name. We listen, we prototype in the real material as fast as possible, we ship small, and we stay around for the parts that are actually hard.
Before we propose a thing, we spend a week with your team, your users, and your existing codebase. Usually the brief and the problem are not the same shape.
No 40-slide "discovery" decks. Week two, you're clicking through a real prototype, wired to real data. It's faster and the answers are better.
We ship to production every week. Small surface areas, tested, accessible, behind feature flags if they need to be. Big bangs cause big bugs.
Launch is the midpoint, not the finish. We stick around for the observability, the support docs, the training, and the late-night pages — that's the real work.