Every tool we build on, and why.

Server components keep the JavaScript we ship small without giving up interactivity.

The hiring pool is deep, so your product is never one developer away from stalling.

Catches the class of bug that only shows up in production at 2am.

Styles live next to the markup, so deleting a component deletes its CSS too.

For the moments a static image can't carry - used sparingly, never for decoration.

One language across the stack means one team can own a feature end to end.

Boring, stable, and unopinionated enough to survive a decade of changes.

Every request is validated at the edge of the system, so bad data never reaches the database.

Services talk through events instead of calling each other, so one going down doesn't cascade.

For anything with real relationships and transactions: billing, records, schedules.

For content and documents whose shape changes faster than a migration cycle.

Sessions, rate limits, and anything that should disappear on its own.

Keeps Postgres alive when traffic spikes instead of exhausting connections.

The container that passes CI is the container that runs in production.

Routing and certificates renew themselves - no expired-SSL outage at midnight.

Merging is deploying. No one keeps a deploy script on their laptop.

We watch latency and error rates, not just whether the server responds to a ping.

Automatic issue and renewal, so HTTPS is never a recurring chore.

Strong at long documents, and priced so an in-product assistant stays viable.

Kept as a second option so a price change or outage isn't a rewrite.

Settles straight into your account. We never sit between you and your money.

Uploads, transforms, and a CDN, without building an image pipeline.