Technologies
Flexible, but we have our favorite tools.
The tools below are our defaults, not our limits. They are what we reach for when nothing about a project argues otherwise, and we have used them long enough to know where they break. That judgment is only one part of the work: capability alone does not move a project.
Historically, most of our work has been PHP and JavaScript, and it has to keep running for years after we build it. That tends to decide what we pick: projects with real communities behind them, predictable upgrade paths, and enough documentation that whoever comes after us can find their way around.
October CMS
The open-source October content management system provides a secure, easy-to-use, and flexible project base. Written in PHP using the Laravel framework, October is a modern codebase easily extended with custom functionality, allowing us to customize for your business while leveraging the extensive CMS functionality already built-in or available through ready-made plug-ins.
Laravel
A popular PHP framework, Laravel seeks to provide elegant solutions to common development needs.
Vue.js
Vue provides a simple, less opinionated JavaScript framework that can be incrementally adopted in existing projects.
Symfony
The Symfony project is a full-fledged PHP framework as well as a collection of modular components that are used in many third-party projects.
Capacitor
Capacitor lets you run web apps natively on iOS, Android, Web, and more with a single codebase and cross-platform APIs.
Docker
Docker implements lightweight containers to encapsulate applications, providing a secure, consistent runtime environment and eliminating dependency conflicts.
vLLM
A high-throughput inference server for open-weight models, letting us run them on hardware you control rather than sending your material somewhere else.
Anthropic
When a hosted platform is the better answer, Anthropic is our default. We build platform integrations against their models and API.