Backend and Cloud Development
APIs, databases, integrations and the infrastructure underneath.
Build a resilient backend, from APIs to cloud infrastructure
The backend is the layer users never see and cannot work without. It manages the data in your database, controls who may access what, enforces your business rules and integrates with payment, messaging and third-party systems. Apps and websites are windows onto it.
We tend to use Java with Spring Boot, and other stacks where a project calls for it. PostgreSQL is our default database, MySQL or another where your systems already run on one. Hosting matches scale: auto-scaling on AWS and comparable clouds under real load, Railway for smaller services at a lower monthly cost.
Services run in Docker, so production matches what we tested. Where a product needs models, we host or integrate them according to requirements and budget: language models for search, summaries and support replies, image models where visuals are generated. We benchmark the candidates on your own task, Gemini Flash against Claude Sonnet and so on, and choose on quality per cost.
Backend development that powers your web and mobile apps
The data layer, the access rules and the infrastructure your applications and websites depend on.
Cloud that holds up
Managed deployments on AWS, GCP, Azure or Railway, with autoscaling and a monthly cost you can forecast.
Privacy by default
Consent management, encryption at rest and in transit, data residency options and audit logging, set up for KVKK and GDPR obligations.
Built for throughput
Microservices and event-driven patterns with caching and queueing, used where the load justifies them rather than by default.
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Building the product for what comes next
We would rather deliver one product that holds up than three that have to be rebuilt. That standard is the same on every project, whatever its size.
Ali Boran GazelCEO