
Commerce systems, not brochure sites.
We build the systems commerce runs on — storefronts, marketplaces and multi-vendor platforms, with locale, currency and catalogue modelled in the schema rather than patched in later.
What we do
What a commerce system has to handle.
Multi-vendor architecture
Separate sellers, catalogues, payouts and permissions inside one platform, with the tenancy boundaries designed in from the data model up. This is what our own marketplace platform runs on, and what most storefront tooling cannot do without being rebuilt.
Catalogue at scale
Variants, attributes, media and search that stay fast from one product to hundreds of thousands.
Locale in the schema
Language, currency, tax and right-to-left layout modelled as data, not bolted on per market.
Payments and settlement
Multiple providers, split payouts, refunds and reconciliation that survive real transaction volume.
Storefront performance
Edge rendering, image pipelines and caching, because conversion follows latency.
Who it's for
Where these get deployed.
01
Marketplaces
Many sellers, one platform, shared trust and settlement.
02
Cross-border retail
Multiple currencies, tax regimes and languages at once.
03
B2B commerce
Contract pricing, quotes and approval flows, not a cart.
04
Existing platforms
Migrations off tooling that has stopped scaling.
Approach
Modelled first, then built.
Step 01
Model the catalogue and the tenancy
What a product is here, who owns it, and who may see it. Get this wrong and everything above it is rework.
Step 02
Design for locale from the start
Language, currency, tax and direction as first-class fields. Retrofitting this is the most expensive mistake in commerce.
Step 03
Build the transaction path
Cart, checkout, payment, settlement and refunds, with the failure cases handled before the happy path is celebrated.
Step 04
Operate under load
Monitoring, caching and capacity, tested against real traffic rather than assumed.
Advantages
What this buys you.
Have a commerce system to build?
Describe the catalogue, the sellers and the markets. We will tell you how we would model it and what it would take.

