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Custom software engineering
Bespoke back-end services, APIs and internal tools designed around your actual data and workflows, not generic templates.
Independent · Engineering-led · Est. as Speed Movings
Software and infrastructure, built to keep working.
Speed Movings is a small technology studio that builds resilient software systems, cloud platforms and digital products. We work side by side with in-house teams, hand over what we build, and stay accountable for the outcome.
- Focus
- Systems
- Mode
- Remote
- Method
- Iterative
01 — Introduction
A studio, not a body shop.
Speed Movings started because too much software is shipped without care and then forgotten. We build the opposite of that: small, considered systems that behave predictably in production and that the people who inherit them can actually understand.
Our clients are engineering-minded teams — founders with a technical mandate, product groups inside larger organizations, and operators who need software that reflects how their business really works. We prefer long relationships to fast handoffs.
02 — What we do
Services, plainly stated.
Six overlapping practices that let us take a project from a whiteboard sketch to a system running in production.
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Web application development
Responsive, accessible web products built on modern frameworks with typed contracts, testing and observability from day one.
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Cloud & DevOps
Infrastructure-as-code environments on AWS or GCP with automated deploys, monitoring, backups and cost visibility.
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Cybersecurity
Threat modeling, access hardening, dependency scanning and secure development practices woven into delivery.
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Mobile applications
Native and cross-platform mobile apps with a shared design system, secure storage and offline-first patterns.
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IT consulting
Architecture reviews, technology selection and delivery playbooks for teams entering a new phase of scale.
03 — Business benefits
What working with us tends to change.
Predictable delivery
Smaller increments, visible progress, no black-box weeks.
Lower operational risk
Systems that fail loudly, recover cleanly and stay observable.
Real ownership
Code you can read, extend and maintain long after we're gone.
Technical clarity
Plain-language decisions written down so future teams can follow them.
04 — Technology
The stack we reach for.
We match the toolset to the problem. Below are the technologies we use most often when a project doesn't have strict constraints.
Languages
- TypeScript
- Python
- Go
- SQL
- Rust
Frontend
- React
- Next.js
- React Native
- Tailwind
Backend
- Node.js
- FastAPI
- PostgreSQL
- Redis
- gRPC
Cloud
- AWS
- GCP
- Cloudflare
- Kubernetes
- Terraform
Data
- Postgres
- ClickHouse
- BigQuery
- Kafka
Practice
- OpenTelemetry
- GitHub Actions
- Playwright
- Sentry
05 — Industries
Where our work tends to land.
Domain fluency matters. These are the sectors where we've built enough context to move quickly without cutting corners.
- 01Financial services & fintech
- 02Healthcare technology
- 03Logistics & supply chain
- 04SaaS & product companies
- 05E-commerce & retail
- 06Media & publishing
- 07Manufacturing & industrial
- 08Public sector & education
06 — Process
Five phases, in that order.
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Discovery
Understand the problem, users, constraints and existing systems before proposing a solution.
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Architecture
Design the smallest system that meets the requirements, with clear boundaries and interfaces.
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Build
Ship iteratively in production-shaped increments. Test as we go. Review each merge.
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Harden
Add observability, security controls, load handling and documentation before general release.
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Handover
Write down what matters. Train the receiving team. Stay reachable while they take over.
07 — Why companies choose us
A short list, written honestly.
Small teams
One or two engineers per project — no layered account managers.
Written by default
Decisions, tradeoffs and architecture live in documents, not chat.
Long horizons
We invest in codebases we expect to maintain for years, not weeks.
Honest scoping
If a project doesn't need us, we say so early.
No lock-in
Standard tools, clean handovers, portable infrastructure.
Fair pricing
Time-and-materials or fixed scope, without hidden margins.
08 — Key figures
Numbers that reflect how we operate.
- 10+
- Years of combined engineering experience across the team.
- 24/7
- Monitoring and alerting we set up on every production system.
- 100%
- Of our work is delivered under version control with review.
- <1%
- Target error budget on services we operate.
09 — Security & data protection
Built with security in the loop.
Security is a constant part of how we work, not a phase at the end. We apply least-privilege access, encryption in transit and at rest, secret management, dependency scanning and reviewed change control on every project we operate.
- Threat modeling during design
- Encrypted storage and transport by default
- Automated dependency and container scanning
- Auditable access with role-based permissions
- Documented incident response procedures
10 — Infrastructure & scale
Infrastructure that grows with the workload.
We deploy on managed cloud platforms with reproducible infrastructure defined as code. Environments are isolated, deployments are automated, and every change is traceable back to a specific commit and reviewer.
When systems need to grow, we prefer horizontal scaling behind clear service boundaries, backed by asynchronous processing, caching and queue-based work handling.
11 — Quality assurance
Correctness, tested and observed.
Unit tests
Fast tests that pin down business logic and prevent regressions.
Integration tests
End-to-end checks against real services in ephemeral environments.
Type safety
Strict typing and schema validation at every I/O boundary.
Observability
Logs, metrics and traces wired in from the first release.
12 — Project delivery
Delivered in the open.
Every project is delivered in a shared repository with a weekly written update, an up-to-date roadmap and a running list of open decisions. Stakeholders can look at the same state we look at, at any moment.
- Weekly written updates
- Shared repositories
- Open roadmaps
- Recorded decisions
13 — In their words
Feedback from teams we've worked with.
“They quietly rebuilt the parts of our stack we were most afraid to touch. Nothing dramatic — the system just stopped breaking.”
“The clearest technical writing we've seen from a partner. Decisions are documented, not lost in chat.”
14 — Frequently asked
Answers, up front.
- What kind of projects does Speed Movings take on?
- We work on custom software, web and mobile applications, cloud infrastructure, integrations and long-term product engineering for organizations that need dedicated engineering support.
- How does a typical engagement start?
- Every engagement starts with a discovery phase where we map the problem, agree on scope, success criteria and the technical approach before writing production code.
- Do you work with existing codebases?
- Yes. A large share of our work is joining existing systems — modernizing legacy stacks, hardening infrastructure, or extending a product team's capacity for a defined period.
- Which technologies do you use?
- We choose the stack per project. Common tools include TypeScript, Python, Go, React, React Native, PostgreSQL, Kubernetes, AWS and GCP, alongside established open-source components.
- How do you handle security and data protection?
- We treat security as part of the engineering process: least-privilege access, encrypted transport and storage, dependency scanning, code review and documented incident procedures.
- Where is Speed Movings based?
- Speed Movings operates remotely. Written communication is our primary working mode, which lets us collaborate with distributed teams and clients across time zones.
15 — Get in touch
Working on something serious?
Write to us with a short description of the problem, your timeline and any constraints. We reply from the same address, usually within two business days.
smitdaan20@gmail.com
speedmovings.com
