Real-time apps that update as it happens.

Live dashboards, chat, collaboration and notifications, updated as it happens. Built by senior engineers, AI-accelerated and human-reviewed.

Proposal

Fixed scope in 48h

First release

In 2 weeks

Team

Senior full-stack engineers

Ownership

100% of the code is yours

A typical real-time
app we ship

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  • Events, not polling
  • Reconnects without lost messages
  • Permissions on every channel
  • Tests and CI from day one

What we build

Six things teams hire us to build in real time.

Live
dashboards

01

Metrics, orders and operations that update the moment the data changes.

Chat and
messaging

02

Direct and group messaging with history, read state and notifications.

Collaboration
tools

03

Shared editing, comments and presence, so teams see each other’s changes.

Notifications

04

In-app, push and email notifications from one event pipeline.

Live status
and tracking

05

Status, location and progress updates streamed to web and mobile.

Real-time for
existing apps

06

Live features added to an app you already run, without a rewrite.

Problems we solve

Sound familiar?

Most real-time projects we join start with one of these. Each has a known fix.

Users refresh the page to see new data

WebSockets or server-sent events push each change as it happens, no polling.

Polling is overloading the server

Event broadcasting replaces the constant requests from every open tab.

Messages get lost on bad connections

Reconnects that resume where they left off, with delivery you can test.

Live features are bolted on and fragile

One event layer for the whole app, with tests around every channel.

Our real-time stack

Boring where it counts. Modern where it helps.

Transport

  • WebSockets
  • Reverb
  • Server-Sent Events

Back end

  • Laravel
  • Go

Data

  • Redis
  • PostgreSQL

Front end

  • React
  • TypeScript

Delivery

  • Docker
  • GitHub Actions

How a real-time project runs

From first call to production.

01

30 min

Discovery call

Your product, users, data model and deadlines.

02

48 hours

Fixed-scope proposal

Architecture, milestones, delivery date and price.

03

Weekly

Sprints and demos

Staging from week one, a demo every week.

04

Launch

Handover or retainer

Repo, docs and deploys are yours. We can stay on.

Real-time FAQs

Real-time questions, answered.

WebSockets or server-sent events?

WebSockets when both sides talk, server-sent events when only the server pushes. We pick per feature and explain why in the proposal.

Can you add real-time features to our existing app?

Yes. We add an event layer next to your current app and switch features over one at a time.

How many users can it handle at once?

We size the setup for your expected traffic and load-test it before launch, so the answer is measured, not guessed.

Do you host and maintain real-time apps after launch?

We set up hosting on your own accounts so you stay in control. An optional support retainer covers updates, monitoring, fixes and new features.

Have a real-time project in mind?

Four questions, two minutes. You get a fixed-scope proposal within 48 hours.