Technical expertise · for IT teams

What we use, and why.

Modern tools, chosen for their usefulness and their lifespan, not because they’re fashionable. Here’s what you need to judge for yourself.

Six areas, one stack.

01Web

Websites and interfaces

Fast, accessible websites that are easy to keep up to date.

Showcase websites, online shops and launch pages. Message, design and technology are thought through together: speed, SEO and accessibility included.

scope
showcase websites, online shops, launch pages
tools
Next.js, React, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, GSAP, Three.js (targeted use)
hosting
decided project by project
deliverables
code and documentation
The sheet shows the stack we actually use, nothing more.
02Software

Applications and data

Business tools that outlast any trend.

Management tools, client or member portals, dashboards: built in stages, tried out very early, documented on delivery.

scope
web applications, portals, dashboards
tools
Node.js, REST APIs, Relational databases, Authentication, Modular architecture
hosting
decided project by project
deliverables
code and documentation
The sheet shows the stack we actually use, nothing more.
03AI

Artificial intelligence and automation

Models with guardrails, connected to your data.

Language models, search across your documents (RAG), agents connected to your tools, voice agents, data extraction. Human review is still recommended for any important decision.

scope
assistants, sorting, extraction, voice
tools
LLM integration, RAG, Agents & tools, Document processing, Voice
hosting
decided project by project
deliverables
code and documentation
The sheet shows the stack we actually use, nothing more.
04Integration

Connecting your tools

Your systems, connected at last.

Website, CRM, invoicing and accounting connected via API; data migration; automated flows from order to invoice, with monitoring that warns you when something doesn’t get through.

scope
APIs, connectors, migrations
tools
APIs & webhooks, Workflow orchestration, Data migration, Custom connectors
hosting
decided project by project
deliverables
code and documentation
The sheet shows the stack we actually use, nothing more.
05Infrastructure

Hosting and going live

Servers we know by name.

Setting up and maintaining servers, deploying applications, monitoring and alerts. Everything installed is documented, and the environment can be rebuilt quickly.

scope
servers, deployment, monitoring
tools
Docker, VPS servers, Nginx / reverse proxy, SSL / DNS, Backups & monitoring
hosting
decided project by project
deliverables
code and documentation
The sheet shows the stack we actually use, nothing more.
06Quality

Quality on every project

Quality, including where it doesn’t show.

SEO, accessibility, performance, application security and testing: what makes the difference between a decent website and an excellent one, on every project.

scope
all projects
tools
Technical SEO, Accessibility (WCAG), Performance (Core Web Vitals), Application security, Testing
hosting
decided project by project
deliverables
code and documentation
The sheet shows the stack we actually use, nothing more.

Technical commitments.

No vague promises: each line describes a real practice, and the area it applies to.

  1. Documentation delivered with everything we build.All projects
  2. Backups that are tested, not just scheduled.Infrastructure
  3. An environment that can be rebuilt quickly.Infrastructure
  4. Hosting location decided project by project.Hosting
  5. Human review for any important decision.AI

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