Development, deployment and the years of quiet operation afterwards. Four service lines, one team that knows the whole stack — not four vendors pointing at each other.
Enterprise web applications built with Next.js 15, React 19, TypeScript and Tailwind, with Payload CMS behind the content. Delivered against strict performance budgets and Core Web Vitals targets.
Your workloads run on Hetzner dedicated hardware in Germany, behind Cloudflare Pro WAF with the OWASP Core Ruleset, CrowdSec threat intelligence and TLS certificates that renew themselves.
Fully isolated virtual machines on our Proxmox VE cluster with NVMe storage, guaranteed CPU and memory, automated off-site backups, and full root or RDP access from day one.
Cloudflare Tunnel and Zero Trust publish internal apps without opening a single inbound port. End-to-end encryption, identity-based policies and complete audit logging, backed by CrowdSec.
A website is only as reliable as the server it runs on, and a server is only as safe as the way it is reached. When development, hosting and security sit with different vendors, every incident starts with the question of whose problem it is. Here the answer is always the same team.
The application we build is deployed onto infrastructure we operate in German data centres. Patching, certificate renewal and backups run on a schedule and are verified afterwards, and the restore from backup is tested every month rather than assumed. Administrative access goes through a Zero Trust tunnel, so no management interface is exposed to the open internet.
You can start with one line and add the others later. A project that begins as a new website can move onto managed hosting, and a single virtual machine can grow into a segmented environment with its own firewall rule set. When a project ends, you receive the repository, the deployment pipeline and the documentation, so moving elsewhere stays possible.
Describe what you run today and we will tell you which of the four lines it touches.