We design APIs from a written contract, put one secure gateway in front of them and make webhooks and events deliver reliably. Your own teams and partners get clear docs and a sandbox, so they connect faster and run into fewer failures.
What's included
6 capabilities, delivered by one squad. Use what you need now and add more as you grow.
Each API starts as an OpenAPI contract with examples, checked automatically so changes can't break existing users.
One entry point that handles rate limits, sign-in checks, caching and traffic shaping.
OAuth2 and OIDC, mTLS, signed webhooks and scopes, with clear records of who called what.
Webhooks, queues and event streams that retry failed deliveries and don't create duplicates when a message arrives twice.
A developer portal, SDKs, docs and a sandbox, so partners can test and go live without waiting on your team.
Tracing, logs, alerts and reliability targets for the integrations your business depends on.
Our approach
The usual way
APIs ship without a written contract, so nobody knows the exact behaviour and a small change can break a partner.
How we do it
Every API gets an OpenAPI contract, automatic compatibility checks and a clear versioning policy, so changes roll out without surprises.
The usual way
Each service handles security its own way, leaving gaps in access rules and in the audit trail.
How we do it
One gateway enforces OAuth2, mTLS, rate limits, quotas and firewall rules, so every API follows the same rules.
The usual way
When an integration fails, nobody can see where or why.
How we do it
Request tracing, reliability targets (SLOs), retries and circuit breakers, with dashboards that show where a failure started.
Architecture
Each layer has a clear job, so the system is easier to secure, test and extend.
Your own apps, partner systems and services, all connecting through the same documented contracts.
One front door for every API: sign-in checks, routing, quotas, caching and security rules.
Events, webhooks and adapters that retry failures, skip duplicates and hold failed messages for replay.
Tracing, reliability targets, audit logs and a planned path for retiring old API versions.
How we deliver
4 phases, each ending with an output you can review.
We map who uses your APIs, how they sign in and what reliability they need, and check the state of your current contracts.
Output: API platform blueprint
We write OpenAPI contracts, docs, SDKs and a sandbox, with automatic compatibility checks on every change.
Output: Contract-first baseline
We set up the gateway rules, retries and dead-letter queues for failed messages, plus runbooks for the support team.
Output: Production integration layer
We add tracing, dashboards and a plan for retiring old versions, then onboard more partners one group at a time.
Output: A platform ready for more partners
Your team
Specialists join your squad for this work, alongside a delivery lead who keeps you updated.
Designs the contracts, versioning strategy, gateway layout and developer experience.
Builds webhook and event integrations that retry, skip duplicates and keep working when the other system is slow.
Sets up sign-in and access rules (OAuth2, OIDC, mTLS, scopes and quotas) and records who called what.
Runs monitoring and tracing, owns the reliability targets and leads the response when an integration fails.
Trust and control
Automatic checks block any change that would break an existing user, and old versions retire on a published schedule.
Sign-in, encrypted service-to-service traffic and usage quotas apply to every API through one gateway.
Tracing, logs and reliability targets show how each integration performs and who called what.
You keep full ownership of the code, configuration and documentation we create, with no vendor lock-in.
We pick what fits your product and team, not the other way round.
Results
We built a backend and API layer for a growing commerce business. Orders, inventory, payments, fulfilment and customer updates now move reliably between the tools the company already used.
We wrapped a hotel group's ageing PMS in a modern API layer with caching and live sync, so new guest features no longer need risky changes to the core system. It runs at 99.99% availability, with 45ms API responses.
We added invoice financing to a supply chain SaaS platform, so suppliers get credit decisions and payouts inside their invoice workflow. Supplier retention rose 24%, and decisions come back in under 850ms.
We built an algorithmic trading platform that connects securely to the user's own brokerage account and runs automated strategies. Paper trading lets users test a strategy first, and a live dashboard shows every trade.
Contract-first API development means writing the API's contract, an OpenAPI file with its endpoints, fields and examples, before writing any code. Your team and partners agree on it first, and automated checks in the build pipeline then compare every change against it. That stops a release from quietly breaking a partner's integration.
Compatibility checks run on every change, so a release that would break an existing caller fails in the build pipeline before it ships. New behaviour goes into a new version under clear versioning rules, and old versions retire on a published deprecation path, which gives partners time to move across.
Reliable webhooks come from planning for failure. Failed deliveries are retried, idempotency keys stop a repeated message from being processed twice, and anything that still fails waits in a dead-letter queue for replay. Each webhook is signed, so the receiving system can check it really came from you.
We build developer portals with docs, SDKs, code samples and a partner sandbox, so a partner can test an integration end to end before going live. Clear onboarding steps let partners finish setup without waiting on your engineers, which leaves your team free for product work.
We design APIs with OpenAPI and semantic versioning, secure them with OAuth2, OIDC, mTLS and a web application firewall, and connect systems through webhooks, queues and event streams. For reliability we use distributed tracing, SLOs with error budgets, circuit breakers and dead-letter queues.
Timing depends on how many systems and partners need connecting, the state of your current API contracts and your security needs. We start with a platform audit that maps your API users and gaps, then plan the work in phases. A scoped project can kick off in 1–2 weeks.
You can hire a managed engineering squad for a flat monthly fee, with no hourly bills, or agree a fixed-scope quote for a defined piece of work such as a gateway rollout. After a first call we suggest the right team for your integrations and give you a rough quote range.
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