React is the default for modern web products, which means there is a great deal of React out there that grew organically and now nobody wants to touch. We do both kinds of work: building it properly the first time, and untangling it when it was not.
Most of the performance problems we are asked to fix are not really React problems. They are bundle problems, render problems, or data-fetching problems — and each has a different fix.
We would rather tell you now than take the project and disappoint you.
Worth knowing: A common and expensive misdiagnosis: a React app feels slow, so the team plans a rewrite. Usually the actual causes are a bundle nobody has looked at, components re-rendering far more than necessary, and requests waterfalling. All three are fixable without a rewrite, at a fraction of the cost.
Next.js App Router, TypeScript, and a component structure that a future developer can follow.
Bundle analysis, code splitting that actually defers loading, render profiling, and Core Web Vitals brought into range.
Picking up abandoned or half-finished projects, starting with an honest assessment of what is salvageable.
Pages Router to App Router, Create React App to Vite or Next.js, JavaScript to TypeScript — done incrementally so you are never stuck mid-migration.
Reusable, documented, accessible components so your team stops rebuilding the same button.
Under your brand, NDA signed before the brief. See our white-label page.
Deliberately mainstream choices. You should be able to hand this to any competent developer later without them needing to learn something exotic first.
Next.js, React, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS
Node.js, Next.js API routes, Cloudflare Workers
Postgres, Supabase, Cloudflare D1 and KV
Sanity, Payload, headless WordPress, or plain Markdown
Stripe, Shopify, WooCommerce
OpenAI, Anthropic, and open models where they fit better
Vercel, Cloudflare Pages — in your account, not ours
Plausible, Fathom, GA4, Search Console
We work with any business that wins work on trust. These are the ones we have written about at length.
Not sure whether react development services is what you actually need? Send over what you are trying to fix and we will tell you straight — including if a smaller job would do it.
Ask us first →For existing projects, a short paid audit first. We tell you what is wrong before quoting to fix it.
One price. Scope changes are re-quoted before work happens.
Your main branch is never the workspace. Everything is reviewable before it merges.
What changed, why, and what to watch — written so your next developer benefits.
Real sites, not mockups. Every one is live and you can go and look at it.
A repair company serving homeowners who need dishwashers, refrigerators, stoves, ovens, washers, and dryers fixed.
A repair service connecting homeowners and businesses in NY, NJ, and PA with technicians for major appliance repair.
A site for a local and long distance moving company offering packing, pickup, and delivery services.
Yes, and it is a large share of what we do. We start with a paid audit — usually a few hours — so you get a real assessment of the state of things before committing to a fix.
Almost always. The usual causes are an oversized bundle, unnecessary re-renders, and waterfalling requests. A rewrite is occasionally the right answer, but it is the expensive answer, and it should be the conclusion of an investigation rather than the opening move.
Next.js for anything public-facing, because server rendering and routing come free and SEO is not an afterthought. Plain React with Vite is fine for an internal tool behind a login where search does not matter.
Yes. We can work inside your repository, follow your conventions, and review through your normal PR process.
Tell us about your business and we'll design a custom homepage concept within 48 hours — free, no strings attached.