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Websites
Fast, polished websites for startups and growing teams. Clear structure, strong performance, and content workflows that are easy to run.
SvelteKit Next.js Payload CMS
Build useful web products.
Leave clean systems behind_
Polenauts helps companies prioritize, build, and ship useful web products: from websites and web apps to integrations, audits, and architecture that can handle real use.
Technologies We Trust
Core
TypeScript / Node.js / Bun / Effect
Frontend
React / Svelte / Astro / Tailwind CSS / shadcn/ui / TanStack
Backend
Next.js / SvelteKit / Hono / better-auth / Payload CMS / AI SDK
Data
PostgreSQL / SQLite / Drizzle ORM / Valkey / Redis / RabbitMQ
Quality & Ops
Playwright / Vitest / OpenTelemetry / Grafana / Docker / Stripe
Services that connect architecture and execution
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Web Applications
Product dashboards, internal tools, portals, and data-heavy interfaces built with architecture that can survive real usage.
TypeScript React SvelteKit
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Progressive Web Apps
Installable web products with reliable mobile behavior, thoughtful offline states, and app-like speed without the native app overhead.
Offline-ready Mobile UX Performance
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Technical Audits
Focused reviews of code, architecture, performance, delivery risk, and maintainability with direct findings and practical next steps.
Architecture Performance Risk
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Service Integrations
Payments, auth, CRMs, CMSs, internal APIs, and third-party services connected with clean boundaries and predictable failure modes.
APIs Auth Workflows
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Architecture
Backend and frontend architecture for products that need clear data models, stable APIs, and decisions the team can keep building on.
PostgreSQL Drizzle ORM Effect TS
Clear decisions for useful software
Polenauts works best when the problem is not just implementation. We help teams decide what matters first, what can wait, and how to build the product without creating unnecessary technical debt.
That can mean a focused website, a web application, a PWA, an integration, an audit, or architecture work that makes the next release easier instead of harder.
product delivery
A practical path from unclear priorities to production
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Find the real problem
We start with goals, users, constraints, existing systems, and the decisions that are blocking useful progress.
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Cut the right scope
We separate what matters now from what can wait, then shape the smallest production path that still solves the problem.
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Build toward production
We ship in tight loops, keep risks visible, connect the needed services, and make technical tradeoffs explicit.
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Leave a system behind
The work ends with clear boundaries, documented decisions, production readiness, and software your team can keep changing.
technical audits
A focused read of what slows delivery and what to fix first
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Read the system
We look at the product, code paths, deployment flow, integrations, and the parts your team already knows are fragile.
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Trace the risks
We separate actual delivery risk from noise: architecture gaps, performance issues, unclear ownership, and failure modes.
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Rank the work
Findings are ordered by impact and cost, so the team knows what needs attention now and what can safely wait.
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Leave decisions
The result is a clear audit note with practical fixes, tradeoffs, and enough context to act without another meeting cycle.
architecture work
Architecture that gives the team room to keep building
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Model the product
We clarify users, data, workflows, constraints, and the language the system should reflect in code and APIs.
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Draw boundaries
We define where frontend, backend, data, services, and third-party systems should meet without leaking complexity.
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Choose tradeoffs
Storage, APIs, integrations, queues, caching, and deployment choices are made for the product you actually need.
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Make it operable
The architecture is documented through decisions, conventions, and migration steps the team can use after the work ends.
Process shifts by the work in front of us
Tell us what you want to solve_
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