Integrations and data syncs
Connections to accounting, payroll, vendor portals and reporting tools, on a schedule, with logs so a failed run doesn’t go unnoticed.
Support for the developers you already have
Your team owns the roadmap. We add capacity where it’s short: integrations, a backlog of fixes, or a feature that has to ship this quarter. We work in your repo, to your standards.
What we take on
Backlog and maintenance
The fixes and small features that keep slipping, worked through in order of what matters to your team.
Features, start to finish
A defined piece of work, from design to release, handed back with tests and notes your developers can maintain.
Quickbase alongside your code
If part of the business runs on Quickbase, we connect it to your systems, or move it into them when you’re ready.
How we work with your team
Your repo, your process
We work in your repositories and tools, follow your branching and review rules, and open pull requests your developers approve.
Small, reviewable changes
Work arrives in pieces your team can read in one sitting, not a large drop at the end.
Written down as we go
Decisions, setup steps and anything surprising go into your docs, so nothing lives only in our heads.
Ways to work together
A defined project
A scoped piece of work with a quote up front, such as an integration or a new feature.
Regular capacity
A standing working session and a support queue your team sends requests to.
The tools we build with
We pick the platform that fits the job. Quickbase when your team should own and change the app. Custom code when it needs to do something Quickbase can't.
Where your data lives
- Quickbase low-code database
- Convex real-time database
- AWS storage and services
What your team sees
- React and Next.js web apps
- Installable mobile apps for phones and tablets
- Quickbase pages custom screens inside Quickbase
How it reaches people
- Twilio text messages
- Resend email
- Claude AI assistants and document reading
How we ship
- GitHub code and reviews
- Vercel hosting
- Figma screen design
Questions from development teams
Do you need access to our systems?
Only what the work needs, granted by your team and removed when we finish. We use your tools and accounts rather than our own.
Who reviews the code?
Your developers. We open pull requests in your repository and nothing merges without your approval.
Which technologies do you work with?
Mostly TypeScript, React and Next.js, Convex, Node, AWS and Quickbase, plus the APIs of whatever your business already uses. Ask about anything else.
Tell us what your team is short of
A few lines on the work, the stack and the timing is enough. Matthew reads every message and replies himself.