8 engineers, each with a single specialty. Every engagement ships with a name attached — you'll know exactly who is in your repo and who is on the deployment call.
No staffing roulette.
PostgreSQL · MySQL · MariaDB · MongoDB.
We work in your launch window.
Each engagement is led by one of the 8 below.
Product scoping · Stack picks
Founder & Principal Engineer
10 years building B2B SaaS, two acquisitions and one shutdown. Avery picks the stack on every engagement and signs off the GitHub handover before code leaves the bench.
Engines
Next.js · Vercel · App Router
MVP Engineer
Has shipped more than 60 Next.js MVPs to Vercel. Owns the wireframes-to-working-app pass and the deployment pipeline on every Launch Bundle we run.
Engines
Figma → Tailwind · Component systems
Frontend & UX Engineer
Translates wireframes into a Tailwind component library on day one of every build. Naomi is the reason a 5-day MVP looks like it took 5 months.
Engines
Supabase · Firebase · Postgres RLS
Backend & Infra Engineer
Sets up Supabase or Firebase, writes RLS policies that actually hold up, and exposes the typed API surface the front-end team needs from day one.
Engines
Checkout · Webhooks · Customer Portal
Stripe Billing Specialist
Has wired Stripe Checkout, webhooks, and the Customer Portal into more than 80 SaaS products. Owns every Billing & Admin Pack we ship.
Engines
NextAuth · Supabase Auth · OAuth
Auth & Identity Engineer
Magic links, OAuth, role-based access, password resets — the auth surface every SaaS needs but no founder wants to build twice. Hana ships it once, properly.
Engines
Lighthouse 95+ · Edge caching · OG
Performance & SEO Engineer
Server components, edge caching, image optimisation, OG image generation, sitemap, robots — the polish that turns a fresh MVP into a search-ready product on day one.
Engines
README · Loom walkthroughs · Smoke tests
Documentation & QA Lead
Every README, onboarding doc, Loom walkthrough, and smoke-test plan ships through Priya. Your future hires will quietly thank her on their first day.
Engines
Everything the bench does funnels back to one of these three. They're how we stay shippable on a fixed price.
Read-only first
No unproven SQL hits production. Ever. Every change is staged on a clone with the real workload replayed.
Rollback is a deliverable
If you can't roll it back unattended, it isn't done. The rollback ships with the migration.
A single thread
Every engagement happens inside an order page chat. No DM archeology, no lost emails.
If you ship Next.js to Vercel before lunch or live inside Stripe webhooks, drop us a line. We grow slowly and only when the next engagement asks for it.
