Build APIs That Actually Work
We help Taiwan-based companies create reliable cloud integrations and API solutions that connect systems without the usual headaches. Real projects, practical results.
See Our Approach
How We Actually Build Things
Most development projects fail because teams skip the boring stuff. We start with the boring stuff because it prevents expensive surprises later.
System Discovery
We map your existing systems first. What talks to what, where data lives, what breaks regularly. Takes about two weeks but saves months of rework.
Integration Design
Build the connections between systems with proper error handling. We focus on what happens when things go wrong, not just when they work perfectly.
Deployment & Monitoring
Launch with real monitoring that tells you when problems happen before your customers do. Plus documentation that your team can actually use.
Why Our Integrations Don't Break
After working on dozens of failed integration projects, we learned that most problems happen at the edges—where your system meets someone else's API, where data formats change, where networks get slow.
- We design for failure scenarios from day one
- Every integration includes proper retry logic and fallback options
- Rate limiting that works with third-party API constraints
- Clear error messages that help fix problems quickly
- Performance monitoring that catches issues early
The result? Systems that handle real-world conditions instead of just working in perfect lab environments.
Technical Foundations That Matter
Performance Engineering
We optimize for real-world loads, not benchmark tests. Database queries that scale, caching that actually helps, and response times under 200ms.
Security by Design
Authentication that doesn't break user experience, data encryption that follows Taiwan's privacy requirements, and API security that stops attacks.
Observable Systems
Logs that help debug problems, metrics that predict issues, and alerts that wake up the right person at the right time.
Reliable Deployments
Zero-downtime updates, rollback procedures that actually work, and deployment pipelines that catch problems before production.