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Mobile Apps Development

  • We help clients choose technology that aligns with their app's needs and future growth. This could mean leveraging Swift for native iOS development to maximize device features, or opting for React Native to manage costs while ensuring scalability.

  • Android, an open-source OS, powers a diverse array of devices with varying screen sizes and resolutions. Whether we're designing for point of sale, mobile, or Android pads, our technology choice must prioritize enhancing user experience, optimizing performance, and ensuring scalability. We might opt for native development using Kotlin to deliver the best user experience, or choose React to meet time and cost constraints without compromising quality.

We recruit the top 1% of engineers for full-time positions to guarantee the delivery of quality, reliability, and consistency in our work.

Web Apps Development

  • Our frontend web apps are designed to seamlessly communicate with the backend via API endpoints tailored to the product's specifications. We employ a variety of technologies including HTML, JavaScript, CSS, TypeScript, and frameworks like Vue.js, React.js, and more to prioritize scalability and deliver a smooth, reliable user experience.

  • The backend is a crucial component of every development. We prioritise customisability, ensuring that our backend solutions allow for seamless content management. Changes made in the backend reflect instantly on the frontend, ensuring live updates and the ability for clients to be agile. We leverage a diverse range of technologies such as Java, .Net, PHP, along with frameworks like SpringCloud and SpringBoot, to guarantee robust, secure, and efficient service delivery tailored to the specific needs of each project.

We build it properly so you won’t have to pay a ongoing
maintenance fee.

API Integrations

We have experience with a wide range of API integrations from different industries. Some of the well knowns are Xero, MYOB, Uber, Doshii, Square, SalesForce, Stripe, Twilio, MailChimp, Google Maps, ChatGPT.

Cyber Security Development

  • Data logging is the process of capturing, storing and displaying one or more datasets to analyse activity, identify trends and help predict future events.

  • Storage of private keys and configuration files in private bucket provides unmatched security, compliance ad audit capabilities.

  • The math behind the RSA encryption algorithm includes a one-way function. It's easy to calculate but challenging to reverse. That makes RSA a secure encryption algorithm that's practically impossible to brute-force.

  • Tokens are created using Stripe. js, the API, or one of the mobile client libraries. The process is effectively the same as tokenising payment details or external accounts. Your connected account's information is sent directly to Stripe and exchanged for a token that can be used in create and update API calls.

  • Using multi-factor authentication (MFA) is one of the best ways to help keep your online accounts secure. While MFA can be defeated (since no tool is 100% perfect), the extra step creates a roadblock that may make a cybercriminal more likely to move on to the next target.

  • With SSO, passwords are never reused between accounts, and token-based authentication ensures that the secure tokens are only valid for each individual session, making it impossible for hackers to leverage previously compromised credentials to attack other areas of the network in future.

  • When you encrypt data in transit, you're disallowing unauthorised users the opportunity to intercept data and steal sensitive information. Encrypted data can only be decrypted using encryption keys.

  • The exceptional security of AES 256 lies in its robust key length, rendering it exceedingly resistant to brute force attacks. The encryption process incorporates multiple rounds of data substitution, permutation, and mixing, fortifying its resistance to decryption without the correct key

  • CloudWatch Logs is a service that enables you to capture, store, and access log data from various sources within your AWS account. You can use CloudWatch Logs to monitor and troubleshoot your applications and systems, as well as to perform security analysis and compliance audits

  • AWS Secrets Manager helps you manage, retrieve, and rotate database credentials, application credentials, OAuth tokens, API keys, and other secrets throughout their lifecycles. Many AWS services store and use secrets in Secrets Manager.

  • Amazon RDS encrypts your databases using keys you manage with the AWS Key Management Service (KMS). On a database instance running with Amazon RDS encryption, data stored at rest in the underlying storage is encrypted, as are its automated backups, read replicas, and snapshots.

  • Achieving the highest level of cybersecurity compliance entails various approaches. We collaborate closely with clients to pinpoint key risks and devise solutions tailored to prioritize threats and accommodate budget constraints.

We have answers for you.

Start a conversation with our CEO, Gordon Yan. He possesses a wealth of ideas and excels as a problem solver. Gordon is consistent, and transparent in his efforts to assist clients in achieving their objectives.

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