Same stack we ship our own products on.

What we build

• Custom multi-tenant SaaS. Next.js 15+ App Router, Clerk for auth, Supabase or Postgres for data, tRPC for internal APIs, Stripe for billing. The exact stack we use to ship AiTBMS, AiT CRM, AiT SOC Sentinel, and AiT Pulse.
• Internal tools and dashboards. The line-of-business apps your team needs but no off-the-shelf vendor sells — ticket triage, vendor portals, compliance dashboards, custom CRMs. We’ve shipped a lot of these.
• Marketing sites. The kind of site you’re reading. Static where possible, dynamic where it earns its keep, schema-marked so AI engines parse it correctly, accessible by design.
• Integrations. Microsoft Graph, Google Workspace, Slack, Teams, Zendesk, HubSpot, NinjaOne, Mosyle, BlackPoint, Sentinel One, custom MCP servers. The plumbing your existing stack needs but nobody on your team has time for.

What ships in the build, not after

• Performance. Core Web Vitals tuned during build, not after. INP under 200ms, LCP under 2.5s, CLS under 0.1.
• Accessibility. WCAG 2.1 AA on every page. axe-core in CI. Keyboard navigation tested by hand on critical flows.
• Schema.org. Organization, BreadcrumbList, Product, FAQPage, Article markup applied where relevant. The thing AI engines actually parse.
• Security headers. HSTS, CSP, X-Frame-Options, Permissions-Policy. The boring stuff that turns into a SOC 2 finding when you skip it.
• Observability. Sentry for errors, Vercel Analytics or GA4 for traffic, audit logs for sensitive actions. No black-box deployments.
• Continuous audit. Every build goes into AiT Audit’s monthly cross-project sweep — SAST, SCA, secrets, IaC, drift detection. So your code stays clean six months after launch, not just at launch.

Why hire us instead of a typical agency

Typical agencies hand you a build and walk away. We’re an MSP first — the apps we build for you become apps we run for you, the same way our own products are. That changes the calculation: every shortcut taken at build time becomes a problem we’ll have to fix in ops, so we don’t take them. The engineering bar is higher because we’re the team paged when it breaks.