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Start with the system you have.
We talk to the people who use and run it. We map dependencies and constraints. Then we agree the scope in writing.
SOFTWARE, BUILT TO LAST.
One team designs, builds and runs your software.
From concept to production, all under one roof.
How we work
01 → 04One team, from discovery to handover.
The same team handles every stage. No mid-project handover.
Define the target architecture, migration path and security model.
We document all three with the relevant numbers. Significant decisions go in your repository, with the trade-off behind each one.
- DataStores, warehouse, backup
- PlatformKubernetes, IaC, secrets
- ApplicationServices, queues, APIs
- EdgeTLS, routing, rate limits
Migration order. The data tier moves first.
Two-week cycles with checks on every merge.
The same people decide and build. Every merge passes the same automated checks.
- Lintstyle and formatting
- Typesstatic type check
- Testsunit · integration · contract
- Evalsrequired for model changes
- Reviewhuman, before merge
Every merge runs all of them. No exceptions.
SignalWhere it goes
- LatencyOn-call
- ErrorsOn-call
- SaturationAutoscale
- SpendBudget alert
Keep improving it, or hand it over cleanly.
We monitor the signals that matter and keep spend visible. We use open standards in your infrastructure.
Architecture
How the work is documented and checked.
Three illustrative examples: a decision record, merge checks and the materials your team keeps after handover.
Illustrative example
ADR-014Accepted
Move the data tier before the application tier
- Context
- A billing platform on shared on-prem storage. Every service reads the same database directly, so nothing can move alone.
- Decision
- Migrate the data tier first, behind a read-through facade. Cut services over one at a time.
- Option not chosen
- A single cutover of the whole system. It appears faster, but offers no safe rollback.
- Trade-off
- Dual writing and reconciliation take engineering time. In return, each step has a rollback path.
We add this to your repository, not a slide deck.
CommitTrunk-basedBuildGateTestsGateEvaluationsGate failsReviewGateMergeBlocked
A failed check blocks the merge.
ZettaFortWhen the engagement ends
Open standards. Your own infrastructure.
Your team
- Decision recordsSignificant decisions and the trade-offs behind them.
- RunbooksSupport and reliability guidance, written down.
- DashboardsMonitoring and cost views, set up from the start.
- Repositories and infrastructureYour code and infrastructure remain in your control.
Your team keeps these materials after handover.
Services
Seven services. One delivery team.
One team carries the work from discovery to handover. No mid-project handover.
- 01Technology SolutionsArchitecture and integration for systems that need to work together.
- 02Product EngineeringPlan, design, build and launch products. Then shape what comes next.
- 03Software DevelopmentWeb, mobile and backend, with CI/CD and tests that catch real failures.
- 04AI & AutomationLLM applications, retrieval and document intelligence, evaluated before release.
- 05Cloud & InfrastructureLanding zones, Kubernetes and infrastructure as code, with cost visibility from the start.
- 06Digital TransformationLegacy modernisation and data platforms delivered in increments, never as a big bang.
- 07Enterprise Technology ServicesManaged engineering, application support and site reliability.
Commitments
Our working commitments.
Four commitments for every engagement.
The people who plan the work build it.
No mid-project handover.
Run it yourself.
We use open standards in your infrastructure.
Keep decisions in your repository.
We record significant architecture decisions and the trade-offs behind them.
Start in about two weeks.
We can join your repositories about two weeks after agreement, once access is ready.
Contact
Tell us what needs to change.
Tell us about the system, constraint or project. You can also contact us directly.
Your project