REST for most integrations and public APIs — simpler, cacheable and universally understood. GraphQL when clients need flexible data shapes and you want to avoid over-fetching, typically in dashboard-heavy applications.

Can you document our existing API?

Yes. We reverse-engineer endpoints into a full OpenAPI specification, add an interactive reference and flag inconsistencies or security gaps we find along the way.

Do you integrate WhatsApp Business API?

Yes — customer notifications, order updates, appointment reminders and conversational flows, all with proper template approval handling.

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API Development & Integration

REST and GraphQL APIs plus third-party integrations that hold up under real traffic.

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The API layer is where most digital products quietly break. Poorly designed endpoints, missing pagination, no rate limiting, and integrations held together with hard-coded keys create problems that surface at exactly the wrong time.

We design APIs as products: versioned, documented, authenticated, rate-limited and monitored, with sensible error contracts. Whether it is a public API for your customers or an internal service connecting your CRM, payments and analytics, the standard is the same.

We also handle third-party integration work — Stripe, HubSpot, Salesforce, Xero, Google APIs, WhatsApp Business, delivery partners — including webhook handling, retry logic and reconciliation.

120ms
P95 latency: 99.8%
Webhook success: -87%
Integration failures

99.8%

Webhook delivery success after retries

The problems we fix

Integrations that silently fail
Without retry logic, idempotency and alerting, a failed webhook means a lost order that nobody notices.
No documentation
Undocumented endpoints make every new integration a reverse-engineering project for your team.
Unbounded endpoints
Missing pagination, rate limits and query limits turn a traffic spike into an outage.

How we fix them

Reliable integration patterns
Idempotency keys, exponential-backoff retries, dead-letter queues and alerting on failures.
Docs and versioning
OpenAPI specification, interactive documentation and a versioning policy that protects your clients.
Protection by default
Authentication, scoped tokens, rate limiting, input validation and query complexity limits.

Deliverables

What API Development & Integration includes

What you actually get

API design specification and data contracts
REST or GraphQL implementation with authentication
OpenAPI documentation and interactive reference
Webhook publishers with retry, idempotency and signing
Third-party integrations (payments, CRM, messaging, analytics)
Rate limiting, caching and query-complexity protection
Monitoring, structured logging and error alerting
Integration tests and load testing report

Tools & platforms

Node.js
Fastify
GraphQL
OpenAPI
Postman
Redis

Process

How we deliver it

Design

Define resources, contracts, auth model and versioning strategy.

Week 1

Prototype

Core endpoints and a mock server so consumers can start work early.

Week 2

Implement

Full implementation with validation, auth, rate limits and tests.

Week 2–5

Integrate

Connect third-party services with webhooks, retries and reconciliation.

Week 5–7

Harden

Load testing, monitoring, documentation and runbooks.

Week 7–8

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