The spreadsheet that only one person understands. The SaaS that almost fits — because you're bending around how someone else's product works. We're not here to chase new signup funnels; we're here when an established organization needs software built around its own rules — automation your team actually trusts. Marketing sites live on Webflow. Every operational web application we ship is SvelteKit on Cloudflare, billed monthly, cancel any month.
You don't need five vendors and a project manager. You need one senior crew that replaces duct-taped workflows with tools shaped to how your business actually runs — not the other way around.
Internal tools established teams depend on — not another generic signup app. Replace the spreadsheet, the almost-right SaaS, and the workflow only one person at the office still understands.
Read service brief →Connect the tools you already pay for — spreadsheets, email, invoicing, ticketing — without another half-configured SaaS. Reliable Workers glue, webhooks, and scheduled jobs shaped to how your operators actually behave.
Read service brief →We run it. Edge functions, databases, auth, payments, observability — all on Cloudflare. One bill, one on-call team, no ops headache on your side.
Read service brief →We stand up zones, proxies, caches, firewall rules, and Zero Trust — tying Webflow-hosted marketing cleanly into your domains while keeping admin access locked down behind Access policies teams can audit.
Read service brief →Editorial debt, brittle plugins, and surprise PHP upgrades — move marketing into Webflow (or selectively modern stacks) without losing redirects, subscribers, or metadata that SEO teams spent years earning.
Read service brief →A new landing page by Friday. Google Ads that don't waste budget. SEO that ranks for the keyword your customers actually type. Same crew that ships your app.
Read service brief →Same engineers from discovery through on-call. One stack, one bill, no handoffs to a maintenance team you've never met.
The people who wrote your scheduler answer the on-call phone. No vendor relay, no "we'll open a ticket."
Prototype in five days. Production in three weeks. Monthly billing keeps scope honest.
99.97% median uptime. Real union rules in code. Real money through Stripe every night.
Every project starts the same way: someone runs the entire business on a spreadsheet and a group chat. We replace both.
Replaced paper-and-spreadsheet shift assignment across every Canadian port. Agencies log in, claim shifts, union hours calculate themselves.
Read case study →Residential customers configure protection + monitoring and check out with Stripe or Affirm. Admin side dispatches commercial work orders from the same dashboard.
Read case study →Office assigns workers to client warehouses. Workers get push notifications. Hours convert to invoices, sync to QuickBooks every night without anyone typing.
Read case study →We work with the operator who knows the problem. No agency middle layer, no Jira theatre, no "let me circle back Monday."
A week embedded with your ops team. We shadow shifts, trace every spreadsheet, screenshot the duct tape. You leave with a written plan — not a deck.
Fast validation loops — typically Webflow for public marketing narrative plus realistic stubs for what operators need to poke. Feedback before we sink time into wrong assumptions; shipping code is always SvelteKit once we're aligned.
**SvelteKit** on Cloudflare — auth, integrations, Stripe, queues, and APIs with tools you already pay for. Two to three weeks. Daily Looms. Friday demo.
We host it. We monitor it. We ship features as you grow. One monthly bill, no surprise scope, cancel any month with thirty days' notice.
Fixed discovery week. Fixed build sprint. Monthly run retainer after launch.
One week embedded with your ops team.
Two to three weeks to production.
Monthly retainer after launch.
Three clients, two countries, one on-call phone. Real numbers from real dashboards, last 30 days.
Stack we ship on
We hired five different agencies before thind. They built decks. Thind built the thing, and the thing has been live for fourteen months without a single Saturday phone call.
"The residential funnel and admin dispatch finally share one source of truth. We stopped arguing about which spreadsheet was right."
"Our bookkeeper stopped re-keying hours into QuickBooks. That alone paid for the first year of the retainer."
"I wanted a teardown, not a pitch deck. They showed up with our spreadsheet already mapped and three ways to kill it."
You do. Everything lives in your GitHub org. We deploy from there. If you leave, you keep the repo, the Workers, and the Webflow **marketing** project.
Discovery is a fixed week. Build is a fixed sprint. After launch, one monthly retainer covers hosting, monitoring, and reasonable feature work. No hourly surprises.
We often replace the piece that isn't shipping — the spreadsheet, the half-configured SaaS, the contractor who went quiet. We integrate with what still works.
Webflow is only for marketing websites — landing pages and CMS-backed content your team edits without deploying code. Custom web apps, admin, dashboards, and anything operators live in daily are always SvelteKit on Cloudflare. We align the stack to how your people work, always with that split.
Yes, if the codebase is readable and the business logic is documented (or we can shadow someone for a week). We won't rescue unmaintainable spaghetti without a discovery sprint first.
One discovery week, then a build sprint. We don't do one-off landing pages without a path to the operating system behind them.
Latest posts.
We still move fast early — but marketing narrative lives in Webflow; operational software belongs in SvelteKit on Cloudflare.
Read post →2026-04-02Workers, D1, R2, auth, webhooks, and who answers the phone when error rates spike — spelled out without platform buzzwords.
Read post →Free 30-minute teardown. We come prepared. No slides. No follow-up email full of vendors.