Services
What we build.
Three practices. Each one is somewhere we have shipped enough to move quickly and to tell you early when an idea will not survive contact with production.
01 — Commerce engineering
Shopify apps and storefronts that hold up under a real catalogue and a real checkout.
Embedded apps on the current Shopify stack — React Router, Prisma, Shopify Functions, the new checkout and customer-account extensions. Billing, webhooks, bulk operations and the unglamorous reliability work that decides whether an app survives its first thousand merchants.
Storefront themes too, when the app and the theme need to agree with each other.
- Embedded apps · Admin & checkout extensions
- Shopify Functions · Billing · Webhooks
- Bulk operations · Translation API · Metafields
- Theme development on Horizon and Online Store 2.0
02 — AI systems that do work
Agents wired into a real pipeline, with a database behind them and a person who can audit what they did.
Not a chat box bolted onto a sidebar. Extraction pipelines, browser-driving agents, structured output that lands in a schema you already own — built with the Claude Agent SDK, Playwright and whatever else the job needs.
The parts that matter are the ones nobody demos: retries, cost control, provider fallback, and an operator view of every run.
- Claude Agent SDK · structured extraction
- Headless and headful browser automation
- Provider fallback · cost control · audit trails
- Human-in-the-loop review surfaces
03 — Native and self-hosted
macOS and iOS software, and the infrastructure to run your own things rather than rent them.
SwiftUI apps that behave like they shipped with the system — menu-bar utilities, device integrations down to the HID protocol, video pipelines over USB and Wi-Fi.
And the boring half: tunnels, containers, secrets, backups, and deploys that go out on a push instead of on a Friday evening.
- SwiftUI · AppKit · CoreGraphics · HID
- Cloudflare Workers, Pages, D1, Tunnels
- Docker · GitHub Actions push-to-deploy
- Self-hosted secrets and backups