REST APIs
OpenAPI-first, versioned, cached, rate-limited. Ready for mobile, server-to-server, and the long tail of integrations.
All Services
Connect
API Integration
REST, GraphQL, whatever the other side speaks.
Type-safe APIs, schema-first contracts, and backends that outlive three frontend rewrites. REST when it fits, GraphQL when it shines.
APIs are the quiet part of every product. Get them right and everything downstream feels easy. Get them wrong and you spend the next two years apologising to frontend teams.
We design, build, and maintain both REST and GraphQL APIs. No dogma. The right tool is the one that saves your team time six months from now.
What we do
Four ways we ship this
GraphQL APIs
Schema-first with Apollo or Yoga. Dataloader batching, persisted queries, subscriptions, federation when it pays off.
SDKs & Clients
Auto-generated TypeScript, Swift, and Kotlin clients. Your frontend teams type less and ship faster.
Third-party Glue
Stripe, Xero, HubSpot, Salesforce, Shopify. Webhook listeners, idempotency, retry logic, the boring parts done right.
REST vs GraphQL
Two dialects, one fluent team
We speak both. Here is when each one earns its seat at the table.
REST
Resource-first.
The architectural style that quietly runs the internet.
- Predictable. Every URL is a noun, every verb is HTTP. Cache-friendly and proxy-friendly.
- OpenAPI-first. One spec file powers docs, mock servers, SDKs, and end-to-end tests.
- Built for scale. Versioning, rate limiting, pagination, and cursor-based cursors.
- Every client speaks it. From curl to mobile to a Zapier webhook.
GraphQL
Query-first.
The query language for APIs that refuse to over-fetch.
- Ask for what you need. One round trip, exactly the fields the UI uses, zero over-fetch.
- Schema-first. The type system is the contract. TypeScript on both ends, auto-derived.
- Real-time ready. Subscriptions over WebSocket for dashboards and live feeds.
- Federation when it pays. Multiple teams, one supergraph, no monolith rewrite required.
How we decide
Not every API needs a GraphQL gateway. Not every client needs REST.
Pick REST when
Third-party integrations, webhooks, public SDKs, or anything that benefits from HTTP caching.
Pick GraphQL when
You have a product UI with nested data, multiple clients on different release cadences, or federation ambitions.
Run both when
You are migrating. GraphQL on top of REST is a common 12-month bridge. We have done it more than once.
How it runs
From kickoff to running in production
- 01
Contract
OpenAPI spec or GraphQL schema before a single line of server code.
- 02
Mock
Frontend builds against fixtures while the backend catches up.
- 03
Implement
NestJS, Express, or Fastify with full test coverage and eval.
- 04
Observe
Request tracing, error rates, latency budgets. All wired to the same dashboard.