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Fast, maintainable web applications with Rails.
Rails is a productive framework for web applications and APIs. Our payment gateway and note-taking projects used Ruby on Rails, and we support Rails applications from new builds to upgrades.
Services
What we build with Ruby on Rails
Web applications
Full-stack Rails apps.
APIs
Rails API backends for mobile and SPAs.
Upgrades
Moving to current Rails and Ruby versions.
Background jobs
Sidekiq and scheduled processing.
Testing
RSpec and system tests.
Maintenance
Ongoing fixes and improvements.
Technology
Tools and platforms we work with
RubyRailsHotwireSidekiqPostgreSQLRedisRSpecHerokuAWS
Engagement models
Choose the engagement that fits your next step.
Dedicated Team
For a changing roadmap or ongoing development. Agree roles and working process, then manage priorities through a shared backlog.
Best for team extension and long-term product work.
Scoped Project
For a defined product or milestone. Align on requirements, deliverables and acceptance criteria, with changes reviewed before they affect the plan.
Best for MVPs, integrations and focused releases.
Maintenance and Improvement
For software that already exists. Start with a technical review, then agree support routines and planned improvements.
Best for live applications and modernisation.
FAQ
Questions about Ruby on Rails
Can you take over an existing Ruby on Rails project?
Yes. We start with a technical review and knowledge transfer, then agree priorities.
Do you provide Ruby on Rails developers for our team?
Yes, through a dedicated team or team extension. See our Hire Developers page.
How do you choose technologies for a project?
We recommend technologies based on your requirements, existing systems, team skills and long-term maintenance.
How are pricing and timelines determined?
We review requirements, technical complexity, team needs and delivery constraints before proposing an engagement. Estimates list assumptions and what may change the plan.
Can we discuss a project under an NDA?
Yes. Let us know before sharing confidential materials so we can agree confidentiality terms first.
Planning a Ruby on Rails project?
Share your requirements and current setup. We will suggest a practical approach.