Domain constraints differ more than technology does
The stack rarely decides whether a project succeeds. What decides it is understanding why a plant network can't be patched, why a ledger can't use floating point, or why a construction app has to work with no signal. Each sector below has its own page on exactly that.
Where we work
Eighteen industries, each with the constraints, standards and systems that shape software there.

Finance
11 standardsPayments, ledgers, reporting and client portals built to reconcile and to be audited.

Healthcare
14 standardsPatient-facing and clinical systems built for interoperability and strict data protection.

Trading
11 standardsMarket data, charting and portfolio platforms where latency and correctness are commercial.

Education
12 standardsLearning platforms, student systems and assessment tools built for accessibility and peak load.

Manufacturing
7 standardsProduction monitoring, traceability and planning systems bridging plant floor and business IT.

Retail
8 standardsCommerce, inventory and point-of-sale systems built for cross-channel stock accuracy.

Construction
5 standardsSite reporting, project controls and document systems built for offline use and evidentiary record.

Agriculture
8 standardsFarm management, traceability and sensor platforms built for rural connectivity and provenance.

Energy
10 standardsGeneration monitoring, asset performance and regulatory reporting across renewable and conventional energy.

Automotive
7 standardsConnected vehicle services, dealer platforms and fleet systems built for scale and update integrity.

E-Commerce
8 standardsStorefronts, checkout and marketplace platforms engineered for conversion and peak load.

SaaS
12 standardsMulti-tenant platforms built for isolation, metering and enterprise security review.

Logistics
10 standardsTracking, warehouse and transport systems built around exceptions rather than the happy path.

Real Estate
9 standardsListing, management and transaction platforms built for messy data and document-heavy workflows.

Gaming
9 standardsGame backends, live-ops and player platforms built for concurrency and player data protection.

Events
7 standardsTicketing, registration and attendee platforms built for on-sale spikes and door operations.

Sport
7 standardsFan platforms, performance analysis and competition systems built for live, concentrated load.

News & Media
8 standardsPublishing, subscription and video platforms built for breaking-news load and paywall economics.
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