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Services

A small senior team, on the whole problem.

No account layer, no delivery manager, no junior bench learning on your budget. The people who scope the work write the code and stay until it runs.

Design systems

A single token source, components built from it, and a lint rule that fails the build when someone types a colour by hand. Design systems fail by erosion, so we make erosion a build error.

  • Token architecture
  • Component libraries
  • Theming and white-label
  • Accessibility baked in

Web applications

React and Next.js applications that stay fast as they grow — server rendering where it helps, static where it can be, and a measured budget for what ships to the browser.

  • Next.js and React
  • Design-to-production
  • Performance budgets
  • Internationalisation

Mobile applications

React Native and Expo for iOS and Android, including the parts most teams avoid: native modules, offline-first behaviour, device provisioning and store submission.

  • iOS and Android
  • Native modules
  • Offline-first
  • Release pipelines

UI/UX

Interface design for software people use all day under pressure — dispatchers, timetablers, drivers, inspectors. Different constraints entirely from consumer design, and far less forgiving.

  • Operational interfaces
  • Information design
  • Prototyping
  • Usability under load

Platform engineering

The layer underneath: schema design, multi-tenancy, background work, queues, observability and the migration discipline that keeps a production database boring.

  • API and schema design
  • Multi-tenant architecture
  • Queues and scheduling
  • Observability

Legacy re-platforming

Moving off no-code platforms, unmaintained frameworks or a system whose author left. Specified from the running software, audited for parity, cut over in stages.

  • No-code exits
  • Framework migration
  • Parity auditing
  • Staged cutover

How we engage

Three ways in.

  1. 01

    License a platform

    Take Beiond Franchise or Beiond Better School, configured for your organisation. Fastest route to something running.

  2. 02

    Build something new

    A defined product built end to end, with the same delivery discipline we use on our own platforms.

  3. 03

    Rescue something existing

    A system nobody can safely change any more. We specify it from what it does, then replace it in stages.