A stack that fits the work.
Not the other way around.
You don’t need to choose a framework before talking to us. Describe the users, workflow and constraints. We’ll explain the options in plain language.
Web interfaces
Content-led websites and interactive products have different needs. We match the rendering model to the job.
| Technology | Where it fits | Explore |
|---|---|---|
| Astro | Content-rich websites and landing pages with minimal client JavaScript. | Related service ↗ |
| Next.js | React products that need server rendering, authenticated routes or server-side application features. | Related service ↗ |
| React + Vite | Interactive dashboards and client applications backed by a separate API. | Related service ↗ |
Mobile applications
Choose a mobile approach around device features, supported platforms and long-term maintenance.
| Technology | Where it fits | Explore |
|---|---|---|
| Flutter / Dart | A shared interface and business logic across Android and iOS, with platform integrations where needed. | Related service ↗ |
| Expo / React Native | Mobile apps for a React and TypeScript ecosystem, using development builds for native capabilities. | Related service ↗ |
| Android / Kotlin | Android-specific workflows that need direct platform APIs or native integrations. | Related service ↗ |
Desktop software
Local files, peripherals, installers and updates are part of the product, not afterthoughts.
| Technology | Where it fits | Explore |
|---|---|---|
| Tauri | Desktop applications with a web interface, system webview and scoped native commands. | Related service ↗ |
| Rust | Native application logic and systems components where resource use and memory safety matter. | Related service ↗ |
| Electron | Desktop products that benefit from a bundled Chromium engine and the Node.js ecosystem. | Related service ↗ |
Backends & APIs
The framework follows the API shape, team needs, deployment environment and integrations.
| Technology | Where it fits | Explore |
|---|---|---|
| Node.js | JavaScript and TypeScript services, integrations and asynchronous I/O workloads. | Related service ↗ |
| Express.js | A small, familiar HTTP framework for focused services and established Node.js applications. | Related service ↗ |
| Fastify | Node.js APIs built around explicit schemas, validation and a plugin architecture. | Related service ↗ |
| NestJS | Structured TypeScript backends with modules and dependency injection for growing applications. | Related service ↗ |
| Hono | Compact TypeScript HTTP services for web-standard runtimes and edge-oriented deployment. | Related service ↗ |
| FastAPI | Python APIs for typed request handling, data workflows and AI integrations. | Related service ↗ |
Languages & data
Clear data models and maintainable code matter beyond the first release.
| Technology | Where it fits | Explore |
|---|---|---|
| TypeScript | Typed interfaces across web, mobile and backend code to make contracts easier to maintain. | Related service ↗ |
| JavaScript | Browser interactions and Node.js applications where the surrounding ecosystem fits. | Related service ↗ |
| Python | Data processing, extraction, evaluation and AI service integration. | Related service ↗ |
| PostgreSQL / SQLite | Relational server data or local application storage, selected around synchronization and access needs. | Related service ↗ |
Agree the constraints early.
We review platform targets, authentication, data ownership, hosting, offline requirements, accessibility, observability and handover expectations before committing to a stack.
Framework selection does not imply every project uses every technology. We document a focused architecture and the tradeoffs relevant to your product.
Let’s make your next step a practical one.
Show us how your business works. We’ll help you choose an existing product or scope a custom build.