Technology
Software engineering standards for digital products.
The standard is not a list of technologies; it is how decisions get made and stay reviewable.
Simplicity before complexity
We do not build an architecture larger than the product needs; complexity is paid for on every later change.
Security from the start
Permissions, secrets, and authentication are decided with the first line, not in a pre-launch audit.
Measurable performance
We set performance budgets on the critical paths and measure them on real devices and networks.
Observable systems
Every failure has an indicator that precedes the report: logs, alerts, and dashboards enough to diagnose it.
Maintainable code
Shared components, tests on the critical paths, and documentation delivered with the work.
Architecture ready for growth
We decide early where growth is expected and keep that path open — without building what is never used.
The approved technology list is published once the engineering team signs it off; we do not display logos of technologies we do not actually run.