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Full-Stack Development

Front-end, API and database — one team, one contract, one launch date.

From $2,500 per project (Tier-1 Standard Full-Stack)

What does full-stack development cover?

A complete web application: the interface your users see, the API that powers it and the database that keeps the data consistent. One team owns all three layers, which is the difference between an application and three subprojects glued together.

Our stack is deliberately boring and deliberately strict: React 19, NestJS, PostgreSQL, TypeScript everywhere. Boring because every piece is battle-tested and hireable-for later. Strict because data integrity and type safety are cheaper than the bugs they prevent.

The process

  1. Schema first. We design the relational model before writing a single service. Data structure mistakes are the most expensive kind.
  2. Typed contracts. API endpoints are documented in Swagger and typed end-to-end — the front-end cannot send what the backend cannot receive.
  3. Integration tests on critical endpoints before every delivery.
  4. Fixed launch date. Predictable engineering sprints; no scope creep, no endless delays.

Who this is for

Agencies that sold an application their team can’t build, and founders who need production infrastructure rather than a prototype. Same engineering, different door.

Common questions

Why NestJS and PostgreSQL instead of a low-code backend?

Because your application will outgrow a visual builder the moment it succeeds. Relational schemas and typed controllers cost slightly more on day one and save the rewrite on day three hundred.

Who owns the code?

You do. Full repository handover with documentation. No vendor lock-in, no licensing games.