A second engineering pod for Bay Area teams.

Ten hours separate San Francisco from Istanbul in summer, eleven in winter. There is no comfortable shared hour. At 7 a.m. Pacific it is 5 or 6 p.m. for us, and that is the one window both sides can do. So we work asynchronously on purpose: written specs, small pull requests, and at the end of each day a staging link or a short recording of what changed. One live call a week covers the decisions that are slow to type.

If your team already works this way with contractors in Europe or India, it will feel familiar. If you depend on hallway questions, tell us early, because that changes which pieces we should take.

Work with a clear boundary suits the distance: a customer-facing web app in Next.js and TypeScript, an internal admin and reporting panel, a mobile client for an API that already exists, an agent that reads a ticket queue and drafts replies for a person to approve. Open-ended product discovery sits worse across ten time zones. We would say so before taking it.

We run ten products of our own. Rehabilty audits a code repository and proposes repairs it has first verified in a sandbox. Ahi AI books appointments over WhatsApp and keeps the customer record. METEK ATLAS finds businesses worth contacting. Each has screens in the catalogue, so you can judge the engineering before anyone books a call.

The CCPA and CPRA put duties on the product itself: the opt-out of sale or sharing, access and deletion requests, and what third-party scripts load before consent. We build those controls into the app. Whether your company is covered is a question for your counsel. Tell us the answer and we build to it.