Web Development

Type-safe web platforms on Payload CMS + Next.js that you own outright — schema, database, and code.

Web development

Built to be cited.

Most sites answer questions nobody asked, then go dark when the editor who built them leaves. We build differently: a platform you own outright — schema, database, and code — so the record survives the people who made it.

Payload CMS models your content in TypeScript. Next.js App Router serves it from the edge. PostgreSQL on Neon keeps every row in your account. One type-safe codebase from schema to deploy.

The proof is this site — it is open source, so you can read the schema and the components before you hire us.

Read the code

The stack

Every layer wired, typed, and owned

A platform is not a page. Every layer below is wired to the one above, so a schema change never silently breaks the front end.

Schema becomes TypeScript

Payload generates your types from the content model. Rename a field and the build fails — not the page.

Server components by default

React Server Components ship less JavaScript to the browser, so pages render fast and hydrate with almost nothing.

PostgreSQL you control

Proof

Facts to point at, not adjectives

The numbers below are properties of the stack we ship, not promises we hope to keep.

TypeScript, end to end: 100%
plugins to patch: 0
repo you own: 1
edge responses, measured: sub-second

What ships

Not a theme — a platform you extend

The schema is the type system

Define content once in Payload and the TypeScript types, the admin forms, and the page components all agree. No schema drift, no guesswork.

A block library, not a page builder

Sections are reusable blocks your editors drop into any page. The tenth page costs less than the first.

Process

How the work lands

Schema & content model first

We model your content in TypeScript before pixels, so the site can grow without a redesign.

Component design in code

Shadcn UI + Tailwind, built as reusable blocks your team edits in a visual admin.

FAQ

Questions we get before kickoff

Build the record. Own the record.

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Web Development

Built to be cited.

Every layer wired, typed, and owned

Facts to point at, not adjectives

Not a theme — a platform you extend

How the work lands

Questions we get before kickoff

Will we own the code?

How fast?

Can you migrate an existing site?

What happens if we part ways?

Why Payload CMS and not WordPress?

Build the record. Own the record.