When should I choose microservices over a monolith?

Often a well-structured monolith is the right start. We recommend microservices when teams, scaling needs or release cadence genuinely call for independent services.

Can you build the API for an existing front end?

Yes. We design the API around the screens and flows you already have, or evolve it alongside a redesign.

How do you keep many services manageable?

Shared tooling in an Nx monorepo, consistent conventions, automated tests and CI that builds only what changed.

Service

Backend & Microservices

Behind every good product is a back end that stays fast and understandable as it grows. We design modular, well-tested services and APIs that your front ends, mobile apps and partners can rely on.

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What we do

What’s included

REST & GraphQL APIs
Versioned, documented APIs with consistent auth, validation and error handling.
Microservice architecture
Services split along real business boundaries, communicating through queues and events.
Nx monorepos
Shared libraries, generators and caching so many services stay maintainable in one repository.
Authentication & authorisation
Role-based access, token flows and identity providers such as AWS Cognito.
Real-time features
WebSockets and live synchronisation for collaboration, tracking and notifications.
Integration layers
Anti-corruption layers and webhooks that isolate you from third-party change.

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Tools we reach for

NestJS
Node.js
TypeScript
Nx
Docker
AWS
PostgreSQL
MongoDB

How it runs

Three steps, no surprises

01
Draw the boundaries
Domain modelling first, so services reflect your business, not our convenience.
02
Build with contracts
API specs and tests keep teams and services aligned.
03
Operate from day one
Logging, metrics and health checks ship with the first service.

In practice

Work that used it

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