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30 tools across 5 layers

Modern technology. Thoughtfully applied.

A stack is a set of decisions with consequences, not a badge collection. Here is what we reach for by default, what each piece is actually for, and when we would choose something else.

Technology layers

Frontend

What people touch

React
Component model
Next.js
Routing, rendering, SEO
TypeScript
Types at the boundary
Tailwind CSS
Design tokens in markup
shadcn/ui
Accessible primitives
Framer Motion
Interface motion

How we choose.

Boring where it counts

PostgreSQL and a typed server will outlive most of what is trending. Novelty belongs in the parts of the product that are genuinely new.

One language across the stack

TypeScript on both sides means shared types, one mental model, and fewer bugs at the boundary where they usually hide.

Chosen per project, not per fashion

The stack follows the problem. A five-page site does not need a queue, and an AI pipeline does not belong in a web request.

The full list.

Frontend

6

React
Component model
Next.js
Routing, rendering, SEO
TypeScript
Types at the boundary
Tailwind CSS
Design tokens in markup
shadcn/ui
Accessible primitives
Framer Motion
Interface motion

Backend

6

Node.js
Application services
Python
AI and data workloads
FastAPI
Typed Python services
REST APIs
Documented contracts
WebSockets
Live, pushed updates
Background jobs
Queues and scheduled work

Data

6

PostgreSQL
Relational core
Prisma
Typed schema and migrations
pgvector
Vector search in Postgres
Supabase
Auth, storage, realtime
Redis
Cache and queues
MongoDB
Document workloads

AI

6

OpenAI
Reasoning and generation
Claude
Long-context reasoning
Multi-agent systems
Deliberation before answer
RAG
Grounding in your data
Embeddings & vector search
Semantic retrieval
Speech (TTS/STT)
Voice in and out

Infrastructure

6

Vercel
Edge delivery
Docker
Reproducible builds
CI/CD
Tested, repeatable deploys
Cloud infrastructure
Scaling and storage
Auth
NextAuth, Clerk, Supabase Auth
Stripe / Razorpay
Payments and subscriptions

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