Design System

Enterprise Design System Documentation

Pattern Library

Card

Five ways to arrange the same container — a feature grid, a pricing table, a magazine index, a services list and a team page.

01Feature CardsThree column · Glyph tiles · Centered intro
Platform

Everything the deploy step should have done already

Six things you would otherwise wire together yourself, working the moment you connect a repository.

Edge routing

Requests resolve at the nearest of 38 regions, so a user in Jakarta waits the same 40ms as one in Frankfurt.

Instant rollback

Every deploy keeps its own immutable URL. Reverting a bad release is one click and takes effect globally in seconds.

Preview branches

Each pull request gets a live environment with seeded data, ready to share before anything touches production.

Zero-config caching

Static assets, API responses and images are cached with sensible defaults you can override per route.

Secrets that stay secret

Environment values are encrypted per project and never printed in build logs, even on failure.

Usage you can predict

Hard spending caps, per-project budgets and an alert before you cross any threshold you set.

02Pricing CardsDark field · Elevated middle tier · Billing switch

Pricing that stops surprising you

Every plan includes unlimited projects and unlimited collaborators. You pay for build capacity, nothing else.

Annual · save 20%Monthly
Hobby
$0forever

For side projects and everything you build on a Sunday.

  • 1 concurrent build
  • 100GB bandwidth
  • Community support
  • Preview deployments
Enterprise
Customannual agreement

For organisations with procurement and a security team.

  • Unlimited concurrency
  • SAML SSO and SCIM
  • 99.95% uptime SLA
  • Named solutions engineer
  • Invoiced annually

Prices in USD. VAT added where applicable.

03Blog CardsMagazine grid · Serif · Warm paper

The Journal, issue eleven

Engineering

What we learned rewriting our scheduler for the third time

Two rewrites failed because we optimised for throughput before we understood the shape of the work. The third started with a week of measuring nothing but queue depth.

MK
Design

Density is a feature, not a default

Why we shipped three row heights instead of picking the one we liked best.

JR
Culture

The written-first meeting, two years on

We replaced status meetings with documents. Here is what actually stuck.

PA
04Services CardsDark · Horizontal rows · Numbered
What we do

Four ways to work with us

Every engagement is run by the same two partners from the first call to the final handover. We take on four clients at a time so nothing waits in a queue.

01

Brand identity

Naming, wordmark, type system and the rules that keep it coherent once fifty people start using it.

PositioningIdentityGuidelines
6–8 weeksTypical
02

Product design

Interface design from first flow to shipped release, working inside your repository rather than beside it.

ResearchUI systemsPrototypes
OngoingTypical
03

Design systems

A component library your engineers actually adopt, with the documentation and governance to keep it alive.

AuditTokensHandover
10–14 weeksTypical
04

Marketing sites

The site that carries the launch — written, designed and built as one piece of work by the same two people.

CopyArt directionBuild
4–6 weeksTypical
05Team CardsFour column · Portrait · Warm accents
The people

Eleven of us, and no layer in between

Everyone here talks to customers. The four below happen to answer the most email.

AL

Amara Lindqvist

Co-founder, CEO

Previously built payments infrastructure at Klarna.

StrategyPartnerships
DO

Daniel Okafor

Co-founder, CTO

Wrote the first version of our scheduler on a train.

PlatformReliability
YT

Yuki Tanaka

Head of Design

Cares more about empty states than anyone should.

ProductSystems
SM

Sofia Marchetti

Head of Support

Answers more tickets than the rest of us combined.

SuccessDocs