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Software that earns its place in the business.

Fareline helps ambitious teams design, build, and improve the web and mobile products their customers depend on. You work directly with the people making the decisions and writing the code.

A practical stack for serious products

Next.jsNext.js
ReactReact
ExpoExpo
Nest.jsNest.js
ExpressExpress
PostgreSQLPostgreSQL
RedisRedis
DockerDocker
VercelVercel
GitHub ActionsGitHub Actions
Next.jsNext.js
ReactReact
ExpoExpo
Nest.jsNest.js
ExpressExpress
PostgreSQLPostgreSQL
RedisRedis
DockerDocker
VercelVercel
GitHub ActionsGitHub Actions

SERVICES

Engineering support that maps to actual product and platform work.

Four focus areas, scoped for outcomes that can be measured and maintained after handover.

01

Custom App Development

A focused engineering team for new web and mobile products. We turn a clear brief into a tested, maintainable product your team can keep moving forward.

  • —Web & Mobile Apps
  • —User-friendly Design
  • —Launch & Support

02

Internal Business Tools

Replace fragile spreadsheets and disconnected tools with software that matches how your team actually works, from operations dashboards to customer portals.

  • —Automated Workflows
  • —Custom Dashboards
  • —Data Reporting

03

Technical Leadership

When the technical decisions are piling up, we bring senior judgment to the room: architecture, delivery planning, hiring, code review, and the tradeoffs in between.

  • —Tech Strategy
  • —Hiring Help
  • —Code Reviews

04

Modernisation & Rescue

We take on products that have outgrown their foundations. Expect a measured plan for performance, stability, security, and the work needed to ship with confidence again.

  • —Speed Improvements
  • —Bug Fixing
  • —Security Upgrades

REPRESENTATIVE WORK

The kind of product and platform work we take seriously.

Some client work stays private. These examples show the problems we are equipped to help solve, without dressing up unverified numbers as proof.

Signalboard Console

An internal operations platform that brings disconnected workflows into one place for a growing team.

Internal platforms / operational workflows

Next.jsTypeScriptPostgreSQL
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Atlas Portal

A customer portal that gives users a clearer path through onboarding, account management, and support.

Customer portals / self-service product work

ReactNode.jsRedis
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Driftline Upgrade

A focused modernisation programme for a product that had become difficult to change and expensive to maintain.

Modernisation / performance and stability

Next.jsGoAWS
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PROCESS

A delivery process designed to reduce ambiguity and rework.

Each step has a clear output and a timeline that stakeholders can reason about.

01

Get the shape of the problem

Discovery

We learn the business, the users, the existing system, and the decisions that cannot be made from a slide deck.

02

Set a delivery plan

Plan

You get a clear first release, sensible milestones, known risks, and an honest view of what the work will take.

03

Build in the open

Delivery

We ship in small increments, keep the work visible, and use real feedback before expensive assumptions harden into features.

04

Put it in users' hands

Release

We handle the release details, monitor the first days, and leave your team with the context and access to operate the product.

05

Keep improving

Ongoing

After launch, we can stay close for fixes, new capabilities, and the technical decisions that come with a product finding its audience.

STACK

Tools and platforms we use in active client delivery.

Grouped by responsibility so technical stakeholders can assess breadth quickly.

Frontend

Next.jsNext.js
ReactReact
TypeScriptTypeScript
Tailwind CSSTailwind CSS

Backend

Node.jsNode.js
GoGo
PostgreSQLPostgreSQL
RedisRedis

Infra

DockerDocker
AWSAWS
VercelVercel
GitHub ActionsGitHub Actions

Data

PostgreSQLPostgreSQL
PrismaPrisma
dbtdbt
MetabaseMetabase

WHY FARELINE

Built for teams that need senior output without hiring drag.

A practical comparison of engagement models used by early and growth-stage companies.

Speed to start

Fareline

3-5 days to start building

In-house

4-12 weeks to hire someone

Outsourcing

Varies, often slow discovery

Communication

Fareline

Talk directly to the people building it

In-house

Strong when team is staffed

Outsourcing

Talk through account managers

Code ownership

Fareline

You own 100% of the code

In-house

Internal ownership by default

Outsourcing

You might be locked in

Cost predictability

Fareline

Clear costs paid in milestones

In-house

Fixed payroll plus recruiting overhead

Outsourcing

Unknown final scope and hidden fees

Post-launch support

Fareline

Structured support and iteration

In-house

Depends on team bandwidth

Outsourcing

May require new statement of work

CONTACT

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