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Small, focused tools that plug into your existing stack and remove a single source of friction. Not a platform overhaul. Not a year-long project. One job, done well.
A microservice is just a small, focused tool.
No buzzwords. No subscription you'll forget about. A piece of software that does one thing reliably, every time.
One job, done well
Solves a single, specific problem — not a Swiss army knife trying to do everything.
Plugs into your stack
Talks to the systems you already use. No rip-and-replace, no new logins for your team.
Yours to own or subscribe
Clean, documented code. Buy it outright, or let us host and maintain it for a monthly fee. Flexible to fit how you buy software.
Three things we've built. Three teams that got their week back.
Daily sales report
Ops manager pulls data from three dashboards every morning, formats it in Excel, emails the leadership team. Roughly two hours every day, before the real work even starts.
Auto-delivered at 7am
Microservice queries the sources, builds the report, drops it in the team's inbox before the day starts. The manager reviews and adds context. They don't compile.
"We don't hand you a new way of working and wish you luck. We build around yours, connect the dots, and have something running before you've finished onboarding a new hire."
Four steps. Typically one to three weeks.
No ceremony. No discovery phase that lasts longer than the build itself.
Buy it outright. Or let us run it.
Same microservice, two commercial models. Pick the one that fits how your business buys software.
Own It
Buy the microservice outright.
- Fixed-scope build, fixed price.
- Code, infrastructure, and IP transfer to you.
- Optional support retainer after handoff.
- Best for: teams with internal engineering capacity, balance-sheet preference for CapEx, or strict data-residency requirements.
Run It For You
We build, host, and maintain it.
- Monthly fee covers hosting and monitoring.
- No internal ops burden — we own uptime.
- Cancel or convert to ownership anytime.
- Best for: teams without dedicated DevOps, faster time-to-value, predictable OpEx budgeting.
Not sure which fits? We'll recommend the right model on the scoping call based on your stack, team, and budget cadence.
When a microservice is the right call — and when it isn't.
Good fit
- • A repetitive task that someone owns every day or week.
- • Clear inputs and outputs — you can describe what "done" looks like in two sentences.
- • Currently human-owned, but the human isn't adding judgment most of the time.
- • You want to free up capacity, not replace your team.
Not a fit
- • You need a full platform rebuild, not a single tool.
- • The workflow keeps changing weekly — there's nothing stable to automate yet.
- • No clear internal owner to validate the build or make decisions.
- • You're looking for an off-the-shelf SaaS — we build custom, not licenses.
Common questions about microservices.
Tell us what's eating your team's time ].
30-minute scoping call. We'll tell you honestly whether a microservice fits — and which engagement model makes sense for your business.