Databases: PostgreSQL, MongoDB, Redis and more

The stack
The right store for every kind of data.
- PostgreSQLThe relational database we trust for bookings, orders and records.
- MongoDBFlexible documents for content and event data.
- RedisCaching, sessions and queues in memory.
- ClickHouseAnalytics over billions of rows in seconds.
- Apache CassandraDistributed storage for very large write loads.
- ElasticsearchFull-text search over products and documents.
- Amazon DynamoDBServerless key-value storage on AWS.
- Microsoft SQL ServerMicrosoft's enterprise database, when you already run it.
- Oracle DatabaseEnterprise database integrations and migrations.
Why it matters for your business
- Data you can trustConstraints, transactions and migrations keep orders, bookings and records consistent even when many people edit at once.
- Fast search and filtersIndexes and full-text search tuned for your catalogue, so customers find products and staff find records in milliseconds.
- Backups you never think aboutAutomated daily backups with point-in-time recovery, tested restores and encryption at rest.
- Room to growFrom a single Postgres instance to read replicas, caching and analytics stores as your volume grows.
Your data outlives every redesign.
Websites get redesigned every few years. Your customer list, order history and content do not. Choosing the right database and designing it properly is the one decision that still matters a decade later.
We default to PostgreSQL, use MongoDB when documents fit better, add Redis for speed and ClickHouse when analytics outgrow a transactional database. Every change goes through versioned migrations, and we leave you with documentation and the credentials to all of it.
The database decisions we make for you are the ones that are hardest to change later, so we take them slowly and explain them in plain language. We size for the next three years, not the launch week, and we show you the trade-offs between a managed service and running it yourself. Every project ships with automated backups that we actually restore during the project to prove they work, with access split between the people who need it, and with a short document explaining what lives where. When you outgrow the first setup, the migration path is already written down.
How we work with it
- 1
Audit and plan
We review what you have, define the goal and write a proposal with scope, timeline and cost.
- 2
Design and prototype
Structure and screens in Figma, approved by you before any code is written.
- 3
Build in sprints
Short cycles with a demo at the end of each, on a staging environment you can test.
- 4
Launch and support
Deployment, monitoring, training and a backlog for the next phase.
Related services
Corporate portalsClient portals, intranets and internal tools that replace spreadsheets and email threads.
MVP developmentA first version of your product in weeks, built to test, measure and grow.
Mobile app developmentiOS and Android apps for your customers or your team, connected to your website and systems.
Questions and answers
All technologies
FrontendInterfaces in React, Next.js, Vue and Angular.
BackendAPIs, authentication and the logic behind the screen.
Cloud and DevOpsHosting, deployment, containers and CI/CD.
Tooling and workflowBuild tools, linting and monorepos that keep code healthy.
Testing and QAAutomated tests that catch problems before customers do.
Mobile appsiOS and Android apps, native or cross-platform.
Design and collaborationDesigned in Figma, planned in the open.
Monitoring and dataSee errors, performance and events as they happen.
Analytics and growthMeasure what matters and keep in touch.
Payments and e-commerceOnline shops and payments that just work.
Get a quote for your database work
Every project is quoted individually after a short call. Tell us about your business and you will get a written proposal with scope, timeline and cost within one working day.
- 1We reply within one working day
- 2A short call to understand your goals and what you have today
- 3A written proposal with scope, timeline and cost, no obligation





