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Building the tech consultancy I wished existed.
We gather go-getters who take an idea, figure out the architecture, build it, and ship it — owning the outcome, not just the Jira ticket. Technology partner, not a vendor.
Our edge is the hard part: taking AI-built software the last mile — from a prototype that demos to something production-grade you can actually run a company on. The demo was the easy part.
fn ship() -> Production {
dsplce::partner()
.audit() // find the load-bearing duct tape
.harden() // make it survive real users & real data
.keep_shipping() // without breaking what worked last week
}We can't show you most of what we build — client work lives under NDA. So here's what we can: open-source tools, shipped and running in production.
If this is what we build in the open, picture what we do for the teams that hire us.
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Make the Supabase DX even better. Batteries-included tooling for real-world Supabase development we've built to improve our workflow sbp stop-any # with no questions
sbp create bucket # and get a migration
sbp watch ./rpc # to populate them on saveYou probably dreamt about these.
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Type-safe modal system for Vue 3. Minimal, composable, and actually enjoyable to use. Automatic prop inference, declarative definition, imperative control. const modal = useModal(ConfirmModal);
modal.open({ user, onConfirm });Because modals shouldn't be a pain.
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🏃♂️ relayrEffortless delegated cron jobs for Rust. Zero boilerplate. Pure async power. Just works. #[relayr::job("0 0 * * *")]
async fn cleanup() {
// Ship it
}Cron jobs that don't make you cry.
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🙅♂️ cant-happenPanic gracefully, only when it can't happen. A library and manifesto on mindful error handling. Replace unwraps with intention and justification. let regex = Regex::new("[a-z]")
.cant_happen("regex is hardcoded");For the 1% of unwraps that make sense.
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Notice the throughline: mindful error handling, production-grade tooling, infrastructure that just works — the unglamorous 20% that makes software survive real users. That's the obsession we bring to your codebase.
const contact = {
email: "hello@dsplce.co",
calendar: "book.morgen.so/dsplce",
vibe: "professional but not boring"
}