Technology

Technology chosen for the product — not the other way round.

We work across frontend, backend, data, cloud, OTT, TV and video technologies. These are the categories we use most; the right choice for your project depends on your platforms, team and long-term plans.

How do you choose a technology stack?

We start from the product's requirements — platforms, performance, integrations, team skills and who will maintain it — and choose mainstream, well-supported technologies that fit. During POC planning we document the choice and the reasons, so it can be reviewed by your technical stakeholders.

Frontend

Web interfaces, dashboards and web-based TV apps.

  • React
  • Next.js
  • TypeScript
  • HTML
  • CSS
  • JavaScript

Backend

APIs, business logic, integrations and background processing.

  • Node.js
  • Express
  • NestJS
  • REST
  • GraphQL

Data

Relational and document storage, caching and search.

  • MySQL
  • PostgreSQL
  • MongoDB
  • Redis

Cloud & infrastructure

Hosting, delivery, deployment and operations.

  • AWS
  • CDN
  • Linux
  • Nginx
  • PM2
  • CI/CD

OTT & TV

Platform-specific SDKs and runtimes for the living room.

  • Roku
  • Android TV
  • Fire TV
  • Apple TV
  • Samsung Tizen
  • LG webOS

Video

Streaming, protection, playback and monetisation.

  • VOD
  • Live
  • HLS / DASH
  • CDN
  • Captions
  • Analytics
  • Ad integrations

Mobile

Native and cross-platform mobile development.

  • Swift
  • Kotlin
  • React Native
  • Flutter

AI-enabled features

LLM APIs, retrieval, search and recommendations — applied where they solve a real product problem.

  • LLM APIs
  • Embeddings
  • Search

Quality & security

Practices applied on every project.

  • Automated tests
  • Code review
  • Dependency updates
  • Monitoring

Technologies listed describe our engineering experience. Names and trademarks belong to their owners; their inclusion does not imply certification, partnership or endorsement.

Principles

How we think about technology choices

Mainstream over novel

Widely used tools mean easier hiring, better documentation and longer support.

Shared where it helps

One API and content model across platforms; native code where the platform demands it.

Maintainable by others

Your future team — in-house or another partner — should be able to work on the code.

Cost-aware

Infrastructure and third-party costs are estimated during the POC, not discovered after launch.

Tell us what you're building

Have a product idea? Let's define the first working version.

Share an idea, a requirements document, designs or an existing application. We'll review it and come back with the appropriate next step — a POC is scoped separately around your goals.

  • Talk directly with an engineer
  • NDA available before you share details
  • Clear POC scope agreed before development
  • Continue into full development — or not
Start With a POC