Twenty-five years of shipping into trucks, warehouses and hospital floors leaves you with strong opinions about tools. These are the ones we reach for — and at the end of the page, the ones we got tired of waiting for and wrote ourselves.
C# and .NET end to end — the device, the API and the cloud service behind it in one language, so one team can own the whole path. Native Swift and Kotlin where the platform demands it.
12 in daily usePhones in pockets, rugged handhelds on warehouse floors, gateways bolted into vehicles. The parts of each platform most teams never have to touch are the parts we work in daily.
16 in daily useServices built to deploy cleanly and stay cheap to run, with the pipelines and telemetry that let a small team operate them at 3am.
12 in daily useRelational, document, geo and cache — on the server and on the device. Picked for how the data is queried and synced, not for what was in the last project.
8 in daily useThe services and wire formats a connected product ends up depending on — notifications, identity, stores, maps and the contracts between systems you do not control.
12 in daily useModel-agnostic by default. The model is a replaceable part; the tools, retrieval and evaluations around it are what we build to last.
8 in daily useWhen the plugin a project needed was abandoned, missing or quietly broken on real devices, we built it properly and published it. Thousands of teams now ship on the same libraries we bring to every engagement — every line public, every download counted.
Native .NET MAUI and Blazor components, from table views to Gantt charts.
Nobody knows these libraries better than the people who wrote them. Bring us the hard part of your project and we will tell you straight what it takes.
