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Teams shipping user-facing products where TypeScript’s strengths compound over time.
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Senior TypeScript · 5-day deploy
99.97%
Uptime
180ms
P95 latency
100K
Concurrent users
TypeScript
The best bug is the one that never reaches production. TypeScript catches it first.
We TypeScript everything — frontend, backend, infra, scripts. Nothing ships without types.
// Branded types catch what plain strings don't
type UserId = string & { __brand: 'UserId' };
type OrderId = string & { __brand: 'OrderId' };
function findUser(id: UserId) {
// passing OrderId here is now a compile error
}
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Who this is for
When TypeScript is the right pick.
If any of these sound like you, we should talk.
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Startups avoiding the "rewrite in year two" trap by picking a stack that scales with the team.
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Enterprises modernising legacy monoliths, module by module, without big-bang rewrites.
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Product teams who want senior engineering partners, not staff-augmentation bodies.
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The proof
How we structure a production TypeScript project.
LAYER 1
Architecture
Clear module boundaries. Typed contracts. No circular dependencies. Easy to onboard new engineers in a week, not a month.
LAYER 2
Testing
Unit for logic, integration for boundaries, E2E for critical flows. 80%+ coverage on money-handling paths.
LAYER 3
Observability
Structured logs, traces, metrics. Every deploy has an alarm trail. Every 3AM incident has a trail back to root cause.
What we build
Where we deploy TypeScript.
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Greenfield products
v1 through to first scale.
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Team augmentation
Senior engineers embedded with yours.
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Legacy modernisation
Strangler-fig migration to TypeScript.
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Code review & audit
Independent technical audit for investors or acquirers.
ClientA fintechSaaS
Zero runtime type errors in production after migrating from JavaScript. <em>Compilation-time correctness</em>.
A TypeScript project where architecture decisions made in week one held up under 100× scale. No rewrite. No regrets.
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99.97%
Uptime
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180ms
P95 latency
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100K
Concurrent users
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14
Engineers on the codebase
What it's like working with us
Three TypeScript agencies told us the job would take 9 months. Ligio shipped in 14 weeks. Better code than the last two hires.
HP
Harish P.
CTO · A fintech
SaaS · India
Tech stack
The tools. Chosen for your reasons.
09technologies in rotation
01TypeScript 5
02Zod
03tRPC
04ts-rest
05Prisma
06Drizzle
07Vitest
08ESLint
09Biome
Process
How we actually work.
06 stages
01
Scoping
Is TypeScript right for your problem?
Week 1
02
Architecture
Data model, services, deployment.
Weeks 1-2
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Scaffold
CI/CD, lint, tests, observability.
Week 2
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Build
Features. TypeScript idioms. Senior code.
Weeks 3-12
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Harden
Load test, security, docs.
Weeks 12-14
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Launch
Staged rollout. 30-day on-call.
Week 14
Questions
Answers, without the fluff.
Still have questions? Talk to us — we answer within a business day.
04common questions
01How long does a typical engagement take?
Most projects run 10-18 weeks from kickoff to production launch. We share a milestone plan in week one and update weekly.
02Do you sign an NDA?
Yes. Standard mutual NDA on request, before the first technical conversation.
03Who owns the code and IP?
You do. Code is in your GitHub org from day one. All IP transfers unambiguously on delivery.
04What does your pricing model look like?
For v1 builds: fixed scope, fixed milestones. For ongoing work: monthly retainer with a defined team. We don't do time-and-material surprise billing.
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TypeScript done properly.
A 30-minute technical conversation. Bring your architecture questions.
NDA on request.