Development · Web & mobile, compliance-ready
Application Development
Compliance is an architecture decision, not a checklist you complete at the end. Audit logging, encryption boundaries, tenant isolation, data retention, access review — every one of these is cheap on day one and brutally expensive in month fourteen when a customer sends you a security questionnaire.
What's included
The actual scope.
Not every engagement uses every line. We scope to what moves your number and say so when something on this list would be waste.
- —Product discovery, scoping and technical architecture
- —Web application development — React, Next.js, TypeScript
- —Mobile via Expo / React Native, shipped to both app stores
- —Authentication, RBAC, tenant isolation and audit trails
- —Encryption in transit and at rest, key management, secrets hygiene
- —CI/CD, infrastructure-as-code, staging parity and rollback
- —Evidence collection and policy scaffolding for SOC 2 readiness
- —Handover: documentation, tests, and an onboarded internal or contract team
Where we differ
We will try to talk you out of building it.
The first deliverable of a product engagement is an honest answer to whether the product should exist. Sometimes the answer is that a configured off-the-shelf platform gets you ninety percent of the value for five percent of the cost and none of the maintenance burden. We would rather bill you for two weeks of that conclusion than nine months of the alternative.
Questions
Asked and answered.
Can you make us SOC 2 certified?
No — and neither can anyone else. SOC 2 is an attestation issued by an independent CPA firm to your company, not to your vendor. What we do is build the system so that the audit is a formality: the controls exist, the evidence is being collected automatically, and the policies match what the code actually does.
Do you sign a BAA?
Yes, where we handle protected health information. We also design so that we handle as little of it as possible, because the safest data is the data your vendors never touch.
Related work
What this looks like in practice.
Also in development
Bring us the difficult brief.
Tell us what is actually wrong and we will tell you what we would do about it — before you have paid us anything.