Backend, cloud and data
Auth, databases, serverless functions and search, with the security rules that keep them honest.
The backend is the part users never see and the part that decides whether the product survives contact with real traffic. We build authentication, data models, serverless functions and search on Firebase or a PostgreSQL and Node.js stack depending on what the product needs, and every write path is guarded by security rules or server-side checks, never left to the client to enforce honestly.
How it runs
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Choose the right backend, not the fashionable one
Firebase suits fast-moving mobile products; PostgreSQL suits anything with real relational reporting. We pick based on the product, not habit.
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Write the rules before the features
Security and access rules are designed alongside the data model, not added as an afterthought once something has already leaked.
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Load-test the paths that matter
The endpoints that will see real traffic are tested under load before launch, not discovered under load after it.
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Document the architecture
You get a written map of the backend, so a future developer, ours or yours, is not reverse-engineering it from scratch.
Common questions
Firebase or a custom PostgreSQL backend, which do we need?
How do you stop a client app from reading data it should not?
Can you review a backend we already have?
Tell us what you need.
One paragraph is enough. You'll get a straight answer on whether it's a fit, roughly what it takes, and what happens next.