Capabilities that attach to a build
These are real things we do well. We don’t sell them on their own — they exist to make a core build work. If you need one standalone, there are specialists who’ll serve you better, and we’ll say so.
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Who this is for
- Buyers mid-evaluation checking coverage
- Procurement checklists that need a URL to point at
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Why these aren’t sold alone
It’s not snobbery — we’d be worse value than a specialist, and you’d be paying senior-engineering rates for work that doesn’t need them.
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What we deliver
- API integration services
- Rate limits, retries, idempotency and reconciliation — integrations fail in ways that are easy to miss.
- Custom web development
- React and Next.js front-ends. AI has made simple sites nearly free; if that’s all you need, we’re an expensive way to buy one.
- UI/UX design
- Flows, states and interfaces that survive real data. Included in web app engagements.
- Shopify development
- Storefronts, apps, integrations and migrations for operators with real volume.
- Business process automation
- The operational layer across departments. The deeper version lives in Workflow Automation.
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How these fit
Each one attaches to a core build. Where a capability overlaps a core service — business automation especially — we point you at the core page rather than splitting the work across two engagements.
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What we won’t do
- Take on any of these as a standalone project with no connection to a core build
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Where these belong
Most of this work arrives inside a Web App or Automation engagement. Start there and the capability comes with it.
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