~/syntabz/index.ts

Software that reads as well as it runs.

/**
* @author  Syntabz ltd.
* @builds  web · mobile · api · cloud
* @for     teams who care how it's made
*/

export const services = {

What we build

Four tabs, one team. From a first prototype to a platform with real users, we take it all the way to production.

Fast, accessible web apps, portals and dashboards on modern frameworks.

export function Dashboard() {  const data = useLive("/api/orders");  return <Chart data={data} />;}

iOS and Android apps that feel native, built and released with care.

struct HomeView: View {  var body: some View {    OrdersList()      .refreshable { await sync() }  }}

Well-documented APIs and integrations that connect your tools and data.

func listOrders(w http.ResponseWriter,                r *http.Request) {  orders := store.Orders(r.Context())  json.NewEncoder(w).Encode(orders)}

Infrastructure as code, CI/CD and monitoring that keep releases routine.

resource "pages_project" "site" {  name              = "syntabz"  production_branch = "main"}

};

// .syntabzrc

{

Every project runs on the same config. Break a rule and the build fails.

"readable-code"error

Code your next developer can pick up on day one, with docs and tests included.

"no-surprises"error

Clear scope, honest timelines and a demo you can click every sprint.

"ship-small-often"error

Small, safe releases instead of one big risky launch.

"you-own-it"error

Your repo, your infrastructure, your IP. No lock-in.

"over-engineering"off

We build what you need now and leave room for what comes next.

}

$ git log --oneline --graph

Four steps, newest first, with working software at every one.

4f2a9c1ship: launch, monitor, iterate HEAD → mainGo live with monitoring in place, then keep improving.

9b81e07build: short sprints, tested codeWorking demos every sprint, so you see progress, not reports.

2c6d5abdesign: flows, UI & architectureInterfaces and technical plan, reviewed with you before we build.

7e03f14discover: goals, users, scopeWe learn the problem and agree on what success looks like.