Independent software studio
Not slide decks. Not proof-of-concepts that rot in a folder. Actual products, in production, with rollback plans.
Hammers Lab is a one-person studio with one shipped product and a suspiciously good ship ratio. We model domains, write the backend, ship the frontend, wire the integrations, and stay around for the 2 a.m. alerts.
One client. One shipped product. Zero fake logos.
Four ways we help: pick one, combine them, or hand us the whole problem.
From domain model to deploy button. Web apps, APIs, admin panels: typed, tested, and built to last longer than the sprint.
Your software has to talk to someone else's. We build the adapters, queues, and webhooks so it does, reliably.
Docker, CI/CD, observability, and the rollback button nobody thinks about until they need it at 2 a.m.
Second pair of eyes on architecture, stack choices, or a codebase that grew faster than the documentation.
Padel club operations platform
Booking sync with Playtomic, WhatsApp notifications via Twilio, admin tooling, and infra that rolls back bad deploys in under a minute.
Four steps. No mystery phase where nothing happens.
01
We map the domain, identify integrations, and agree on what 'done' looks like before writing code.
Workshops, user flows, data model sketch, risk register, and a written scope you can share with stakeholders.
02
Architecture decisions, API contracts, and UI wireframes: documented, not just discussed in a call.
ADRs for non-obvious choices, OpenAPI specs, database schema, and a deployment plan.
03
Incremental delivery with weekly demos. You see working software, not status slides.
CI from day one, automated tests on critical paths, feature flags for risky changes.
04
We don't disappear after launch. Monitoring, runbooks, and a rollback button you hope you'll never need.
Health checks, alerting, incident response docs, and optional ongoing support.
Honest list: these are the tools we reach for, not a logo wall to impress procurement.
We pick the boring, proven option unless there's a specific reason not to.
Tell us what you're trying to ship. We'll tell you honestly if we're the right fit, and if we're not, we'll say that too.
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