We only partner with teams we’d call at 3 a.m. — literally.
We build systems that never blink — and we expect the same from our partners.
Our collaborators aren’t just names on a slide.
They’re the ones we trust in live production, under pressure, in real-world chaos. If we can’t call them during a weekend outage, we don’t work with them. It’s that simple.
We say no to more vendors than we say yes to.
Here’s why:
🛠️ Deep Technical Expertise: They must know their domain better than we do. No sales fluff — just world-class engineering.
⏱️ Real-Time Responsiveness: No slow ticket queues. We need action in minutes, not days.
📖 Radical Transparency: Clear docs, clear terms, clear APIs. No vendor lock-in. No gotchas.
🎯 Outcome-Focused: They help us solve business-critical problems, not just “check a box.”
💬 Human to Human: We talk directly — no account managers, no intermediaries.
These aren’t partnerships in name.
They’re extensions of our ops.
We don’t add logos to make ourselves look good.
We work with partners because they help us deliver better results — faster, more reliably, and at scale.
If you’re working with us, you’re working with them too — whether it’s deploying code, scaling
infrastructure, or integrating payments.
We only work with companies that are open, ethical, and built for developers like us.
We don’t partner with vendors who:
Real people. Real tech. No fluff.
We build systems that stay up, scale fast, and handle the unexpected — because we’ve got the right people on the line, day or night.
Our partners are just one part of the equation. The other? Developers who think critically, ship fast, and know what not to build.
