[ SERVICES ]
Built right, then built to be found
Six things we do well. Every engagement gets the same treatment: clean code, honest scope, and a site that performs after launch.
[ WEB APPLICATIONS ]
Web application development
React is the most-used front-end JavaScript library among professional developers, according to Stack Overflow's Developer Survey — and it's what we reach for first. We design and build full-stack web applications that hold up in production: React on the front, Node.js APIs behind it, MongoDB or your database of choice underneath.
We build in React and Next.js, migrate class-based legacy apps to hooks and TypeScript, and take over React codebases other teams started. Python services slot in where they fit best — data pipelines, automation, integrations. You get one team that owns the whole stack.
What you get
- React single-page and Next.js server-rendered applications
- Node.js REST and GraphQL APIs
- MongoDB schema design and query optimization
- Migration of legacy React apps to hooks and TypeScript
- Authentication, payments, and third-party integrations
[ WORDPRESS ]
WordPress development
WordPress powers over 43% of all websites on the internet, according to W3Techs — and most of them are slow. We build custom themes and plugins from scratch, not page-builder spaghetti.
Every build ships hardened: caching layers, image pipelines, and a locked-down admin. WooCommerce stores get the same treatment.
What you get
- Custom theme development from design files
- Plugin development for bespoke functionality
- WooCommerce store builds and checkout customization
- Performance hardening: caching, CDN, image optimization
- Security lockdown and maintenance plans
[ LARAVEL ]
Laravel development
Laravel is the most popular PHP framework in JetBrains' Developer Ecosystem survey — and our pick for business-critical PHP: client portals, internal dashboards, booking systems, and the APIs that connect them.
Payment integrations, queues, scheduled jobs, role-based access, and migrations off legacy PHP — the unglamorous parts done right, so the software just works.
What you get
- Client portals and admin dashboards
- REST APIs with authentication and rate limiting
- Payment gateway integrations (Stripe, Razorpay, PayPal)
- Queue workers, scheduled jobs, and notifications
- Migration from legacy PHP codebases to Laravel
[ PERFORMANCE ]
Website optimization & performance
Slow sites lose rankings and customers in the same breath. We profile what is actually slow, then fix it at the right layer.
Edge caching with Cloudflare or AWS CloudFront, Redis for the hot paths, and front-end budgets that keep Core Web Vitals green after launch, not just on launch day.
What you get
- Core Web Vitals audit and remediation
- Cloudflare and AWS CloudFront configuration
- Redis caching for application hot paths
- Image, font, and JavaScript payload optimization
- Continuous monitoring and performance budgets
[ AWS CLOUD ]
AWS cloud services
We provision, scale, and migrate workloads on AWS without the over-engineering. The right service for the job, sized for what you actually use.
From a single Lightsail box to autoscaled EC2 fleets, with S3 for storage, Lambda for glue, and SES for mail that lands in the inbox.
What you get
- EC2 provisioning, scaling, and zero-downtime migration
- S3 storage architecture and lifecycle policies
- Lightsail setups for small, predictable workloads
- Lambda functions for serverless tasks
- SES configuration with SPF/DKIM deliverability
[ GEO ]
Generative Engine Optimization
Search is splitting in two: classic Google results and AI answers from ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, Gemini, and Google AI Overviews. Most sites are optimized for the first and invisible to the second.
NTDot GEO — our own product — scans your site, scores its AI visibility, and hands you a prioritized fix list. We run it on everything we build.
What you get
- Full GEO scan with a 0–100 visibility score
- Structured data and schema remediation
- llms.txt and crawlability setup
- Content clarity and citation-readiness fixes
- Re-scans to track progress over time
[ FAQ ]
Common questions about our services
Yes — most engagements do. A typical project might involve building a Laravel application, hosting it on AWS, hardening its WordPress marketing site for performance, and then running a GEO scan before launch. Because one team owns the whole stack, there's no handoff friction between disciplines.
Both. We work on legacy PHP codebases, existing WordPress installs, and React apps written by other teams. Before touching anything, we audit the code, identify the riskiest parts, and scope the work around the real problem — not a full rewrite unless a rewrite is genuinely the right answer.
Business-critical PHP: client portals, internal dashboards, booking systems, and the REST APIs that connect them. That means authentication and role-based access, payment gateways (Stripe, Razorpay, PayPal), queue workers, scheduled jobs, and notifications. We also migrate legacy PHP codebases onto Laravel without a risky big-bang rewrite. Laravel is the most popular PHP framework in JetBrains' Developer Ecosystem survey, and it's our default for server-side business software.
Both, chosen per project. We reach for React single-page apps when the front end is an application, and Next.js when server-side rendering, routing, and SEO/GEO matter — this very site is built on Next.js. React is the most-used front-end JavaScript library among professional developers in the Stack Overflow Developer Survey, and it's what we build on first. We also take over existing React codebases and migrate older class-based apps to hooks and TypeScript.
It starts with a profiling session: we measure real-world Core Web Vitals using field data, not just lab tools. From there we identify the two or three changes with the biggest impact — usually image delivery, caching configuration, or JavaScript payload — and fix those first. You get a before-and-after report with measurable numbers.
NTDot GEO is our own product — a scanner that scores a site's visibility to AI search engines and flags exactly what to fix. We run it on every site we build as part of our launch checklist. Clients can also commission a standalone GEO audit, which includes the scan, a prioritised fix list, and remediation work.
Both, depending on the project. Well-scoped builds (new sites, defined feature sets, audits) work best on a fixed price — you know the cost up front. Ongoing engineering or exploratory work runs on a time-and-materials basis with a monthly cap. We discuss the right model during the scoping call.
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