Node.js runs most of the backends we ship: REST APIs, webhooks, background jobs and real-time services. Using JavaScript on both sides of a product means shared types, shared validation and fewer places for bugs to hide.
01Outcomes
Integrations that retry, log and fail safely
Services that are easy to deploy, monitor and scale
02Typical projects
APIs for web and mobile apps
Documented endpoints with authentication, validation and rate limits.
Integration services
Connectors between payment providers, CRMs, email and internal systems.
Automation and bots
Scheduled jobs and bots, including Discord integrations, that run routine tasks automatically.
Real-time backends
Chat, notifications and live dashboards over WebSockets.
03Who it is for
Best for products that need a custom backend, teams connecting several services together, and apps with real-time or automation requirements.
04Related services
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Custom Web Application Development
Secure web applications, SaaS products, customer portals, dashboards and booking systems designed around real business workflows.
02
Custom Software Development
Purpose-built software for unique workflows, integrations and operational requirements that off-the-shelf tools cannot cover.
03
Large-Scale Systems & Special Projects
Discovery-led engineering for ambitious games, enterprise platforms, real-time products and high-traffic systems with complex requirements.
05Common questions
Node.js is our default for most products because it shares a language with the frontend. We choose Go for services with heavy concurrency or strict performance needs.
Serverless platforms such as Vercel suit most APIs. Long-running services can run in Docker containers on the provider you prefer.
Yes. We document the current system, agree the API contract with you and build it alongside what already exists.
Next step
Tell us what you need to achieve. You will receive a written proposal with scope, timeline and a fixed price.
We reply within 1–3 business days.