Services

Twelve practices, one team.

We combine engineering, design, security and operations under one roof. Below is what each of those practices looks like when you work with Speed Movings.

Overview

  1. 01Custom software development
  2. 02Web application development
  3. 03Mobile application development
  4. 04UI/UX design
  5. 05Cloud solutions
  6. 06DevOps & infrastructure
  7. 07IT consulting
  8. 08Cybersecurity solutions
  9. 09Quality assurance & testing
  10. 10System integration
  11. 11Application maintenance
  12. 12Digital transformation

01

Custom software development

Bespoke back-end services and internal platforms designed around the way your business actually operates.

Typical uses

Line-of-business systems, workflow automation, integrations between existing tools.

Expected benefits

A system that fits your process instead of forcing it into an off-the-shelf shape.

Relevant technologies

  • TypeScript
  • Python
  • Go
  • PostgreSQL
  • gRPC

Practice

01

Custom software development

02

Web application development

Responsive, accessible web applications built on modern component-based frameworks.

Typical uses

Customer portals, dashboards, marketplaces, SaaS product front-ends.

Expected benefits

Fast, typed interfaces with predictable behaviour across browsers and devices.

Relevant technologies

  • React
  • Next.js
  • TanStack
  • Tailwind
  • Playwright

Practice

02

Web application development

03

Mobile application development

Cross-platform and native mobile applications with a shared design system and offline-first patterns.

Typical uses

Field tools, customer-facing apps, companion apps for hardware or services.

Expected benefits

One codebase where it makes sense, native paths where it doesn't.

Relevant technologies

  • React Native
  • Swift
  • Kotlin
  • Expo
Mobile application development illustration

04

UI/UX design

Design work paired with engineering: usable interfaces, coherent design systems and honest prototyping.

Typical uses

Product interfaces, admin dashboards, marketing surfaces, design-system foundations.

Expected benefits

Designs that can actually be built and maintained by the team that inherits them.

Relevant technologies

  • Figma
  • Design tokens
  • Storybook
  • WCAG

Practice

04

UI/UX design

05

Cloud solutions

Managed cloud environments defined as code, with reproducible builds and clear cost boundaries.

Typical uses

New product infrastructure, migrations off legacy hosting, multi-environment setups.

Expected benefits

Environments you can recreate, audit and reason about.

Relevant technologies

  • AWS
  • GCP
  • Cloudflare
  • Terraform
Cloud solutions illustration

06

DevOps & infrastructure

Pipelines, environments and operational tooling that let teams deploy safely and often.

Typical uses

CI/CD build-outs, Kubernetes platforms, secrets management, observability.

Expected benefits

Shorter feedback loops, smaller releases, fewer surprises.

Relevant technologies

  • Kubernetes
  • GitHub Actions
  • Argo CD
  • OpenTelemetry
DevOps & infrastructure illustration

07

IT consulting

Independent technical advice for teams choosing a stack, planning a migration or reviewing an architecture.

Typical uses

Architecture reviews, technology selection, delivery planning, technical due diligence.

Expected benefits

Written recommendations you can act on without further dependency on us.

Relevant technologies

  • Architecture docs
  • ADRs
  • Risk maps

Practice

07

IT consulting

08

Cybersecurity solutions

Security work integrated with engineering: threat modeling, hardening, incident readiness.

Typical uses

Access reviews, application hardening, dependency and container scanning, incident playbooks.

Expected benefits

A clearer picture of your real risks and a plan for reducing them.

Relevant technologies

  • OWASP ASVS
  • OAuth
  • Vault
  • SIEM
Cybersecurity solutions illustration

09

Quality assurance & testing

Testing strategies that fit the product: unit, integration, end-to-end and load coverage.

Typical uses

Regression protection, release confidence, performance validation.

Expected benefits

Smaller failure surface and shorter recovery time.

Relevant technologies

  • Playwright
  • Vitest
  • PyTest
  • k6

Practice

09

Quality assurance & testing

10

System integration

Connecting internal and third-party systems with reliable, observable data flows.

Typical uses

ERP, CRM and payment integrations; event-driven pipelines; migration bridges.

Expected benefits

Integrations that don't silently drop or duplicate data.

Relevant technologies

  • Kafka
  • Webhooks
  • REST
  • GraphQL

Practice

10

System integration

11

Application maintenance

Long-term care for existing applications — patching, refactoring, monitoring and small feature work.

Typical uses

Post-release support, legacy modernization, ongoing SLA-backed operations.

Expected benefits

A system that stays healthy and current instead of drifting.

Relevant technologies

  • Sentry
  • Grafana
  • Snyk
  • Renovate

Practice

11

Application maintenance

12

Digital transformation

Programmes of work that combine software, infrastructure and organizational change.

Typical uses

Replacing spreadsheet-driven workflows, unifying tools, opening APIs to partners.

Expected benefits

Change that actually lands, not slide decks about change.

Relevant technologies

  • Discovery
  • Roadmapping
  • Enablement
Digital transformation illustration

A note on scope

We don't sell outcomes we can't control.

Every project is different. We won't promise revenue lifts, ranking improvements or delivery dates before we understand the system. We will tell you, honestly, what we think is achievable.

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