Service
Backend Infrastructure
The part of software users never see and every product depends on: APIs, data, security and the systems that keep them running.
- For
- Products and companies whose software must handle more users, data or integrations than it was first built for, and new products that want a foundation they won't have to rewrite.
- Delivers
- Service architecture · Data systems · Operational reliability
- Standard
- Clear boundaries, documented contracts, room to grow
Who it's for
Products and companies whose software must handle more users, data or integrations than it was first built for, and new products that want a foundation they won't have to rewrite.
The problem
A weak backend shows up as slow pages, inconsistent data, security gaps and features that take longer to ship every time. These problems are cheapest to prevent at the architecture stage.
Example scenario
IllustrativeA company keeps orders in one tool, stock in another and invoices in a spreadsheet. One backend with a shared data model and an API connects them, so every system reads the same numbers.
An illustrative example of the kind of system we build, not a client project.
What we deliver
- Service architectureAPIs and services with clear boundaries, documented contracts and room to grow.
- Data systemsRelational data models, migrations and integrations designed around how the business actually works.
- Operational reliabilityAuthentication, permissions, background jobs, monitoring and deployment set up from the start.
What done looks like
- Documented API contracts with versioning and automated tests.
- Migrations run repeatably, and the schema enforces data integrity.
- Authentication, permissions, monitoring and deployment are in place before launch.
From our work
PropTracker runs on a typed Next.js and Prisma application over PostgreSQL, with a separate FastAPI and scikit-learn service for model estimates.
Read the PropTracker case study- Title
- Backend Infrastructure
- Deliverables
- 3
- Standard
- Clear boundaries, documented contracts, room to grow
- Reference
- PropTracker
- Sheet
- 02 / 04
- Understand
We start with your process, data and constraints, not with a tool.
- Design
We agree on scope, architecture and what success looks like before building.
- Build
Work ships in small, reviewable steps you can test along the way.
- Launch
We deploy, document and hand over a system your team can run with confidence.
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