API design and build
Documented, versioned interfaces that other software can depend on.
Services
API Development and Integration
A lot of business software problems are really integration problems.
A lot of what looks like a software problem is really an integration problem. The data exists, it is just in the wrong place, in the wrong shape, and moved by a person.
We build APIs and connect applications, databases, third party services, payment systems, analytics platforms, AI services, and existing business tools.
If your team is copying information from one system into another, there is a good chance part of that process can be automated.
Problems this solves
You may recognise some of these.
- Two systems hold the same data and disagree
- An integration breaks whenever the other side changes something
- You want to sell access to your data and have no way to expose it safely
- Onboarding a customer means somebody re keying a spreadsheet
- Nobody can tell which system is the source of truth
What we do
The work itself
Third party integration
Payments, analytics, communications, logistics, AI services and internal tools.
Data pipelines
Moving and reshaping data on a schedule, with failure handling that is visible.
Authentication and access control
Who can call what, and what happens when a key leaks.
Versioning
Changing an interface without breaking the people already using it.
Process
How an engagement runs
Map the systems and the data
What exists, who owns it, and which copy is authoritative.
Define the contract first
The interface is the product. Agreeing it early prevents rework.
Build with failure in mind
Retries, idempotency, and a clear signal when something did not happen.
Document it properly
An API nobody can integrate against is not finished.
Version and support it
Consumers outlive releases.
Technology
What we typically build this on
The technology is chosen around the project. The business problem comes first.
- Python
- Django
- Node.js
- TypeScript
- PostgreSQL
- BigQuery
- Cloudflare
Related work
Software we have built
B2B Nutrition Platform and API
NutriSync
The business arm of easyChef Pro. The same scoring engine sold white label, brown label, or as an API, to sports teams, healthcare providers and enterprises.
Read the case study →Nutrition Data and Scoring Infrastructure
Digital Nutrition Intelligence
The shared data and scoring layer underneath our nutrition technology, covering more than 800,000 verified food products.
Read the case study →Questions
Things people ask before starting
- Can you integrate with a system that has no API?
- Frequently, though the approach depends on what the system exposes. It is one of the first things worth checking, because it changes the estimate substantially.
- We want to turn our data into a product. Where does that start?
- With the interface and the boundaries: what you are exposing, to whom, under what limits. We did exactly this internally when a scoring engine built for our own app became an API other organisations use.
- How do you handle an integration breaking?
- By assuming it will. Monitoring, retries and alerting are part of the build, because the failure mode of a silent integration is far more expensive than a loud one.
Related services
Often part of the same engagement
Tell us what you are trying to build
Tell us about the business, the problem, what you have today, and what you want to accomplish. If we are not the right team, we will tell you.