Build with React.
The default UI runtime for ambitious product teams.
Most teams asking about React have already decided it's the right tool — they're trying to figure out who can actually ship it. We build with React every week, on real production systems, and we treat it as part of a stack, not a religion. The default UI runtime for ambitious product teams.
That means we won't talk you into React for a project that doesn't need it. If the work is better served by Svelte, we'll say so in the scoping call and quote that instead. The goal is software that earns its keep — the stack is downstream of that.
When React IS the right call, we pair it with the rest of a modern, boring, productive stack: TanStack Start, Next.js, Vite, TypeScript. Fixed scope. Working software every Friday. Live in 8–14 weeks. You own the code and the roadmap from day one.
- Fixed scope and fixed price after week 1
- Working demo every Friday
- Live in 8–14 weeks
- You own code, data, and infrastructure
- 60 days of post-launch support included
- Largest engineering talent pool — your team can hire and replace us without rewriting the front end.
- Mature component ecosystem (Radix, shadcn/ui, TanStack) lets us ship polished UI without inventing primitives.
- First-class TypeScript story — refactors are safe years into the codebase.
- Plays nicely with every modern data layer: REST, GraphQL, tRPC, server functions, streaming RSCs.
- Customer-facing dashboards with rich interaction
- Internal tools that need to feel like a product, not a CRUD form
- Marketing surfaces that share components with the app
What React pairs with in our builds.
Everything in the build.
- A production React application built to your spec — not a configured template
- Typed, tested code your team can extend without us
- CI/CD pipeline, staging + production environments, and observability wired in
- Role-based access, auth, and the integrations your product needs on day one
- Mobile-ready UI for the surfaces that need it
- Migration from any existing system or codebase you're replacing
- Full source code, infrastructure config, and admin handoff
- 60 days of post-launch support, tuning, and minor enhancements
React isn't always the right call.
Use Svelte instead
You're a small team that values bundle size over hiring pool.
Use HTMX + server-rendered HTML instead
The product is mostly forms and tables with no rich client state.
"How do we know you're actually good at React?"+
Discovery and strategy is always free — we run a fixed-price scoping session that ends with a written scope, wireframes, and a quote whether or not you move forward. If you want references from React projects specifically, ask in the call and we'll send them.
"What if React is the wrong choice for our product?"+
Then we'll say so. We're a build shop, not a React consultancy — picking the wrong tool for a 14-week build is bad for everyone. For you're a small team that values bundle size over hiring pool, we'd suggest Svelte instead.
"Will we get locked into your code patterns?"+
No. We write React the way the wider community writes React — boring, conventional, well-documented. Any senior React engineer should be able to read the codebase in a day and ship a feature in a week.
Is React still the right default in 2026?+
For products that need a real component model, typed data, and a hiring pool — yes. The framework conversation has shifted from React-vs-X to which React meta-framework (Next.js, TanStack Start, Remix) fits the workload.
Class components or hooks?+
Hooks, function components, and Suspense for data. We don't ship new class components — and we'll quietly modernize old ones during the build if it pays for itself.
Ready to build with React?
Discovery is fixed-price and yours to keep either way — written scope, wireframes, and a fixed quote.
Book a Scoping CallBuild with Next.js
Server components, edge rendering, and a deployment story that ships.
FrontendBuild with TanStack Start
Typed, full-stack React with file-based routing and server functions.
BackendBuild with TypeScript
Non-negotiable for any codebase you plan to maintain past year one.
FrontendBuild with Tailwind CSS
Design tokens in your markup. Production CSS in kilobytes.