Full-Stack Development Services
One team of full-stack developers builds your entire product: React and Next.js on the frontend, Node.js and NestJS on the backend, deployment included. From database to browser, it is one TypeScript codebase owned by the same people.
Most products do not split cleanly into frontend and backend, and neither should the team building them. Our full-stack developers own the whole system: interface, API, database, and deployment. We have built SaaS platforms and business-process automations this way, and we ship our own products the same way.
What we do
End-to-End Product Delivery
One team takes your product from first call to production: React and Next.js on the frontend, Node.js and NestJS on the backend, PostgreSQL or MongoDB underneath. No handoffs between agencies, no gaps where responsibility disappears.
SaaS from Database to Dashboard
We build SaaS platforms end to end: the data model, the API, user accounts and access, and the interfaces on top. When one team owns every layer, the product stays coherent as it grows.
Business-Process Automation
We build automations that remove manual work: internal tools, integrations between the systems you already use, and workflows that run on their own instead of through someone's spreadsheet.
One Language Across the Stack
Everything we write is TypeScript, from database queries to UI components. Shared types between frontend and backend mean fewer integration bugs, and every developer on the team can work on any part of your product.
Flexible Engagement Models
Hire us as a complete product team or bring in individual full-stack developers to extend your own team on contract. Scope, schedule, and collaboration adapt to your project, not the other way around.
Deployment, Monitoring & Handover
Shipping is part of the build. We containerize with Docker, set up CI/CD, deploy to AWS or Azure, and add Grafana dashboards so you can see how your product behaves. You get code and infrastructure you fully own.
How we work
Full-stack projects move through the same six stages. The difference is that one team carries the product through all of them, so nothing is lost between stages.
- 01
Discovery
We map what your product needs to do and what already exists: a frontend without a backend, a backend without a team, or nothing but the idea.
- 02
Research
We plan the whole system at once: stack, architecture, data model, and infrastructure, so frontend and backend decisions never contradict each other.
- 03
Design
Our designer shapes the interface in Figma while the engineers design the data model behind it, so screens and schema fit together from day one.
- 04
Development
Full-stack developers build the frontend and backend in parallel, in TypeScript, integrating continuously instead of in one risky final merge.
- 05
Testing
We test the product as one system: the interface, the API behind it, and every path between them, with automated coverage via Playwright and Vitest.
- 06
Launch
We deploy with Docker and CI/CD to AWS or Azure, set up Grafana monitoring, hand over the code, and stay involved as the product grows.
Why OKET
One team owns your entire stack: the people building your interface are the same people building the API and deploying it, so nothing falls between roles.
Direct communication with the founders: the engineer who scopes your project is responsible for the codebase that ships.
Flexible engagement on contract: a full product team, a pair of specialists, or one full-stack developer inside your team.
One plan for the whole product, agreed before work starts - no bureaucracy between you and the people doing the work.
Technologies we use
- React
- Next.js
- TypeScript
- Node.js
- NestJS
- GraphQL
- PostgreSQL
- MongoDB
- Redis
- Docker
- Kubernetes
- AWS
- Azure
- Grafana
- Playwright
- Vitest
FAQ
What do your full-stack developers actually cover?
The whole product: React and Next.js interfaces, Node.js and NestJS backends, REST or GraphQL APIs, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, or Redis for data, and deployment with Docker on AWS or Azure. Everything is written in TypeScript, so the same developers move comfortably between frontend and backend work.
Can we hire your developers to extend our own team?
Yes. We work on contract, and you can bring in the whole team or individual full-stack developers, depending on what your project needs. They plug into your process and tools, or we set up a workflow together if you do not have one yet.
Have you built SaaS platforms before?
Yes. Our team has built SaaS platforms end to end, covering the data model, the API, and the interfaces on top. We also ship our own products: Tanaroom is live in the App Store, with Kloki coming next. We are happy to walk you through our approach on a call.
Can you automate our internal processes and workflows?
Yes. We build business-process automations: internal tools, integrations between the services you already use, and workflows that run without manual steps. We start by looking at how the work happens today, then automate the parts that cost you the most time.
Why hire one full-stack team instead of separate frontend and backend developers?
Because most problems live at the seams. When separate people own separate layers, every integration issue becomes a negotiation. One team owning the whole stack means shared types, one architecture, and one group responsible for the result. It also makes scope clearer: you get one plan for the whole product, agreed before work starts.
Need a team that covers the whole stack?
Book a free consultation. We will map what your product needs across frontend, backend, and infrastructure, and give you one clear plan for building it.