TypeScript-First SaaS Applications
Full-stack TypeScript with shared types between frontend and backend eliminating an entire class of API mismatch bugs across web and API layers.
We build TypeScript-first applications and migrate JavaScript codebases to TypeScript — reducing bugs, improving developer experience, and making your codebase maintainable at scale.
All new projects built TypeScript-first | Strict mode, type-safe APIs, tRPC
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What We Build
Production applications across product types — scoped to your users, stack, and growth stage.
6 product types — compare what we ship with TypeScript in production.
Full-stack TypeScript with shared types between frontend and backend eliminating an entire class of API mismatch bugs across web and API layers.
Incremental migration of existing JavaScript React, Node.js, or Vue codebases to TypeScript without pausing feature development or rewriting from scratch.
End-to-end type safety using tRPC, GraphQL Code Generator, or OpenAPI TypeScript generator ensuring frontend/backend contract alignment as schemas evolve.
Large TypeScript applications with strict mode, discriminated unions, and branded types for complex domain modelling.
Nx or Turborepo TypeScript monorepos with shared type packages, path aliases, and project references for multi-app codebases.
Building published TypeScript libraries with proper declaration files, ESM/CJS dual output, and public API design.
WHY CODEFLAMME
We know the hesitation. Here's exactly how we're different.
No account managers relaying messages. You're in direct contact with the founder and senior engineers on your project — every sprint, every decision.
The team that scopes your project is the team that ships it. We don't swap engineers mid-project to free them up for someone else.
Your idea and IP are protected from the first real conversation — not after contracts are signed.
Every line of code, every design file, transfers to you on delivery. No licensing, no retained rights, no surprises.
Our Capabilities
Core delivery areas for TypeScript — architecture, implementation, and production hardening.
tsconfig.json design for strict mode, incremental compilation, project references, and path alias configuration.
Utility types, conditional types, mapped types, template literal types, and discriminated unions for complex domain modelling.
tRPC, zod validation, and OpenAPI TypeScript generation for type-safe data flow from database to UI.
Incremental JavaScript to TypeScript migration — starting with allowJs, adding types file by file, without blocking feature development.
Zod, Valibot, or Yup schema validation integrated with TypeScript types for safe data parsing at API boundaries.
ESLint with typescript-eslint, Prettier, Husky, and lint-staged for consistent TypeScript code quality enforcement.
When to Choose
Decision scenarios where TypeScript is the strongest fit — and why it earns the recommendation.
Primary use case
TypeScript prevents an entire class of bugs that become increasingly costly as team size grows. The ROI on TypeScript increases with team size.
Scenario
Applications maintained over years benefit significantly from TypeScript's documentation-by-type and refactoring safety — especially when original authors rotate off the team.
Scenario
TypeScript end-to-end type safety eliminates the most common source of bugs in microservice and frontend/backend integration when contracts change frequently.
Scenario
TypeScript project references and shared type packages are fundamental to efficient monorepo development across web, API, and shared libraries.
In Practice
Where TypeScript shows up in our delivery work — product codebases, migration paths, and how it ties to React and Node.
TypeScript is the default for new React, Next.js, and Node work we ship: SaaS frontends, Nest or Express APIs, shared domain packages in monorepos, and typed clients from OpenAPI. Migrations stay incremental — allowJs first, then file-by-file strictness — so product work continues. Zod sits at API boundaries so runtime data matches UI types.
We adopt TypeScript when a codebase will outlive a single developer. Plain JavaScript remains fine for throwaway scripts. On product work it pairs with React for UI, Node/Nest for APIs, and web delivery that treats shared types as architecture, not an afterthought.
Concrete patterns include a packages/types workspace consumed by web and mobile clients, DTO-first Nest modules, and gradual strictness flags so legacy folders do not block new features. We keep compiler and ESLint rules aligned across apps so CI catches drift before merge rather than at runtime. Path aliases and project references keep monorepo builds honest about which packages may import which.
Typed props, hooks, and API response models are how we keep large React surfaces refactorable as features and teams grow.
Node backends we build are TypeScript-first — services, workers, and shared packages use the same type system as the web client when stacks align.
TypeScript is a delivery default across our web engagements, from design-system components through API contracts and CI type checks.
Complementary Stack
The tools we pair with TypeScript in production — organised by layer, not hype.
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