Application Engineering Services.

Web apps, mobile apps, SaaS platforms, internal tools, and the integration layers between systems you already run. We work across finance, retail, healthcare, and logistics. If an application already exists, we extend and stabilize it instead of starting over.

Both. Greenfield builds start with a scoped discovery phase; existing systems start with a code and infrastructure assessment. From there the work can mean new features, clearing a bug backlog, cloud migration, dependency upgrades, or re-engineering the parts that block releases.

Java, .NET, Python, Node.js, and TypeScript on the backend, React and Next.js on the web, Swift and Kotlin for native mobile. Infrastructure runs on AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud, whichever your team already supports. We do not push a stack you cannot hire for later.

Performance targets are set before the build, then designed for with modular or service based boundaries, caching, and asynchronous processing where it earns its keep. Load testing runs against realistic traffic patterns rather than synthetic best cases. Monitoring and alerting ship with the application so regressions surface before users report them.

Authentication and authorization are designed in, using OAuth 2.0 or OIDC with multi factor login where the risk warrants it. Data is encrypted in transit and at rest, secrets live in a managed vault, and dependencies are scanned on every build. We review the application against the OWASP Top 10 before release.

Automated unit and integration tests run on every pull request, with end to end coverage on the flows that carry revenue. Manual review covers usability and real user journeys on the browsers and devices your users actually have. Changes ship through a passing pipeline with a reviewed change log.

Engagements start with the outcome you need, the users involved, and the constraints that cannot move. That becomes a scoped roadmap where each release has a measurable result, such as a faster process, lower run cost, or fewer support tickets. Priorities are revisited at the end of every sprint, not once a quarter.

Ongoing application management starts around $5,000 per month. A custom application build typically runs $30,000 to $150,000 or more depending on integrations and compliance requirements, and modernization programs scale with the size of the estate. We quote after an assessment rather than from a rate card alone.

A single application build usually takes three to six months from discovery to production. Modernization and transformation work runs in phases, with the first shippable improvement inside a few weeks of the assessment. Ongoing management is a rolling monthly engagement you can resize.

Application engineering is the wider discipline: designing, building, testing, running, and improving software across its whole life. Modernization is one workstream inside it, aimed at legacy systems that need refactoring, re-platforming, or a move to the cloud. If the problem is an aging estate rather than a new build, start with the application modernization track.

Rebuild when the data model no longer matches the business, or when the stack cannot be secured or staffed. Re-engineer when the domain logic is sound and the pain sits in performance, coupling, or the release pipeline. We answer this with an assessment of the code, the infrastructure bill, and the change failure rate, then price both paths so the comparison is real.

The engineers who built it can stay on in a support rotation, or we hand over documentation, runbooks, and a warranty period to your in-house team. Ongoing application management covers monitoring, patching, incident response, and a steady stream of small improvements. Either way, the code and the cloud accounts stay yours.