06 — APIs & Backend
API and backend development — secure, documented, integrated
Secure APIs, background processing and integrations that let separate systems agree on one version of the truth.
Most of the durable value in business software sits behind the interface: the data model, the permission rules, the jobs that must not be lost, and the APIs other systems consume. We design and build those — REST and webhook surfaces with real authentication and authorisation, queues with retries and dead-letter handling, and integrations with payment providers, couriers, accounting packages and in-house databases that were never designed to be integrated. Documentation is part of delivery; an undocumented API is a liability handed to whoever comes next.
What you get
- Documented API specification
- Authentication and authorisation model
- Queues, jobs and retry handling
- Integration tests against real contracts
Outcomes
- 01
APIs other teams can build against
- 02
Background work that survives failure
- 03
Integrations that reconcile rather than drift
FAQ
APIs & Backend — questions
Can you put an API on a database we already have?
Yes, and it is a common engagement: an existing operational database gets a documented, permissioned API so new applications can be built without touching the legacy system directly.
Do you provide documentation?
Always. A published specification with working examples is part of the deliverable, not an optional extra.
Have a product in mind?
Tell us what you're building, improving or automating. We'll help turn the idea into reliable software.