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Experience

Our experience.

The stack behind the studio. Models, apps, infrastructure, and the tools we use to ship them.

01

AI & Machine Learning

Models, agents, and the retrieval systems we wire into products.

  • LangChainFramework for chaining model calls, tools, and data.
  • LangGraphGraph runtime for agents that keep state between steps.
  • LlamaIndexLibrary for connecting a model to your own documents.
  • CrewAIFramework for a team of agents with different roles.
  • AutoGenMicrosoft framework for agents that talk to each other.
  • Hugging FaceHub and libraries for open models and datasets.
  • OllamaRuns open models on your own machine.
  • vLLMServer for open language models at high throughput.
  • OpenAI APIAPI for GPT models, images, and speech.
  • Anthropic Claude APIAPI for Claude, Anthropic's language models.
  • Google AIGoogle's model platform, including Gemini.
  • Google Gemini APIAPI for Gemini text, image, and video models.
  • ReplicateHosted API for running open models.
  • Fal.aiFast inference API for image, video, and audio models.
  • ComfyUINode editor for image models such as Flux and Stable Diffusion.
  • Stable DiffusionOpen family of image generation models.
  • FluxBlack Forest Labs model for text-to-image generation.
  • WhisperOpenAI model that turns speech into text.
  • ElevenLabsAPI for realistic voice synthesis and voice cloning.
  • PineconeManaged database for vector search.
  • WeaviateOpen vector database with keyword and semantic search.
  • ChromaDBLightweight open store for embeddings.

02

Automation & Workflow Engineering

Queues, schedules, and the jobs that keep work moving.

  • PipedreamHosted workflows that connect APIs without a server.
  • ActivepiecesOpen-source builder for automations.
  • Node-REDVisual editor for wiring events, APIs, and devices.
  • Apache AirflowScheduler for data pipelines written as code.
  • PrefectPython tool for scheduling and watching workflows.
  • DagsterOrchestrator that treats data pipelines as assets.
  • Trigger.devBackground jobs and long tasks for TypeScript apps.
  • InngestEvent-driven functions that retry and wait safely.
  • BullMQRedis-backed job queue for Node.js.
  • CeleryDistributed task queue for Python workers.
  • RabbitMQMessage broker that passes work between services.
  • Apache KafkaLog for streaming events between services.

03

Frontend & Web Development

Interfaces, from the document to the canvas.

  • ReactLibrary for building interfaces out of components.
  • Vue.jsFramework for web interfaces with reactive state.
  • SvelteCompiler that turns components into small JavaScript.
  • SolidJSReactive UI library with fine-grained updates.
  • QwikFramework that loads only the JavaScript a page needs.
  • RemixReact framework for nested routes and server data.
  • React RouterRouting library for React applications.
  • TanStack StartFull-stack React framework from the TanStack team.
  • AngularGoogle's framework for large web applications.
  • ViteDev server and bundler for fast frontend builds.
  • Tailwind CSSUtility classes for layout, type, and color.
  • shadcn/uiReact components you copy in and style with Tailwind.
  • Framer MotionAnimation library for React.
  • Three.jsLibrary for 3D scenes in the browser.
  • WebGLBrowser API for drawing with the GPU.

04

Backend & API Development

Services, APIs, and the runtimes behind them.

  • Node.jsJavaScript runtime for servers and tools.
  • BunFast JavaScript runtime, bundler, and package manager.
  • DenoJavaScript and TypeScript runtime with secure defaults.
  • Express.jsSmall Node.js framework for HTTP APIs.
  • NestJSStructured Node.js framework for larger APIs.
  • FastifyFast Node.js framework for HTTP services.
  • HonoTiny web framework that runs on the edge and on Node.
  • DjangoPython framework for database-backed web apps.
  • FastAPIPython framework for typed HTTP APIs.
  • FlaskSmall Python framework for web services.
  • LaravelPHP framework for web applications.
  • Spring BootJava framework for production services.
  • GraphQLQuery language where the client asks for the fields it needs.
  • tRPCTyped APIs between a TypeScript client and server.
  • REST APIsHTTP interfaces built around resources.
  • WebSocketsA connection that stays open for two-way messages.

05

Cloud, DevOps & Infrastructure

The machines, networks, and pipelines a product actually runs on.

  • DockerPackages an app and its dependencies into a container.
  • KubernetesRuns and restarts containers across a cluster.
  • TerraformDeclares cloud infrastructure as code.
  • AnsibleConfigures servers with repeatable playbooks.
  • AWSAmazon's cloud for compute, storage, and data.
  • Google CloudGoogle's cloud for compute, data, and AI.
  • Microsoft AzureMicrosoft's cloud for apps and infrastructure.
  • CloudflareEdge network for DNS, caching, and Workers.
  • VercelHosting built around frontend frameworks.
  • NetlifyHosting for static sites and edge functions.
  • RailwaySimple hosting for apps and databases.
  • Fly.ioRuns containers in regions close to users.
  • CoolifySelf-hosted panel for apps, databases, and deploys.
  • GitHub ActionsCI workflows that run inside GitHub.
  • CI/CDAutomated build, test, and release pipelines.
  • LinuxThe operating system most of our servers run.
  • NginxWeb server and reverse proxy.
  • Serverless ArchitectureRuns code on demand without a standing server.

06

Databases & Data Infrastructure

Stores, search, and the query layer in front of them.

  • RedisIn-memory store for cache, queues, and short-lived state.
  • MongoDBDatabase that stores documents instead of tables.
  • MySQLWidely used relational database.
  • MariaDBOpen relational database, forked from MySQL.
  • SQLiteSQL database stored in a single file.
  • ClickHouseColumn database for fast analytics queries.
  • ElasticsearchSearch engine for text and logs.
  • OpenSearchOpen search and analytics engine.
  • NeonServerless Postgres that scales to zero.
  • PlanetScaleHosted MySQL with database branching.
  • ConvexReactive backend with a database and functions.
  • FirebaseGoogle backend for auth, data, and hosting.
  • AppwriteOpen backend for auth, database, and file storage.
  • Drizzle ORMTypeScript toolkit for writing SQL.
  • PrismaTypeScript ORM for SQL databases.
  • SQLAlchemyPython toolkit and ORM for SQL.
  • Vector DatabasesStores built to search by meaning, not exact text.

07

Mobile & Desktop Development

Native apps and the shells around a web core.

  • React NativeNative iOS and Android apps written with React.
  • ExpoTools and services around React Native.
  • FlutterGoogle's toolkit for mobile and desktop interfaces.
  • SwiftApple's language for iOS, macOS, and servers.
  • SwiftUIApple's declarative toolkit for native interfaces.
  • Jetpack ComposeAndroid's declarative UI toolkit.
  • CapacitorWraps a web app in a native iOS or Android shell.
  • IonicUI components for hybrid mobile apps.
  • TauriDesktop apps with a web UI and a small Rust core.
  • ElectronDesktop apps built with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
  • .NET MAUIMicrosoft's toolkit for mobile and desktop apps.

08

Video, Audio & Creative AI

Generation, edit, and voice, from model to finished file.

  • Jev AIWorkspace for generating images and short videos.
  • Wan AIAlibaba's open model for text-to-video and image-to-video.
  • HailuoMiniMax model for short, high-motion video clips.
  • MiniMaxModels for video, voice, and chat.
  • RunwayCreative suite for generating and editing AI video.
  • HiggsfieldTools for AI video and camera motion.
  • Kling AIKuaishou's model for cinematic video generation.
  • VeoGoogle's model for generating video from text or images.
  • SoraOpenAI's model for generating video.
  • Luma AIDream Machine for image and video generation.
  • PikaTool for short AI video clips.
  • HeyGenAvatar video with a talking presenter.
  • SynthesiaPresenter-style video from a script.
  • RemotionRenders video from React components.
  • FFmpegCommand-line toolkit for cutting and encoding media.
  • OpenAI TTSOpenAI's API for turning text into speech.
  • ElevenLabsAPI for realistic voice synthesis and voice cloning.
  • RVCModel for converting one voice into another.

09

Programming Languages & Data Science

Languages and the numerical tools we write them in.

  • RustSystems language for fast, memory-safe software.
  • CLow-level language for systems and performance-critical code.
  • C#Microsoft's language for .NET applications.
  • JavaLanguage used for servers, Android, and enterprise apps.
  • RubyLanguage best known for the Rails web framework.
  • SQLLanguage for reading and writing relational data.
  • BashShell for scripts and server administration.
  • MATLABEnvironment for numerical computing and matrices.
  • PandasPython library for tables and data analysis.
  • NumPyPython library for numerical arrays.
  • PyTorchPython framework for training and running models.
  • TensorFlowGoogle's framework for machine learning.
  • JupyterNotebooks for exploring code and data.

10

Security & Testing

Tests, traces, and the checks we run before something ships.

  • PlaywrightAutomates real browsers for end-to-end tests.
  • CypressTest runner that drives a web app in the browser.
  • SeleniumToolkit for automating browsers.
  • VitestFast unit test runner for Vite projects.
  • JestJavaScript runner for unit tests.
  • PostmanApp for calling and documenting HTTP APIs.
  • Burp SuiteProxy for inspecting and testing web security.
  • OWASPOpen guidance on common application security risks.
  • SentryCaptures errors and slow traces from running apps.
  • DatadogMonitoring for servers, apps, and logs.
  • GrafanaDashboards for metrics, logs, and traces.
  • PrometheusDatabase and alerts for service metrics.
  • OpenTelemetryOpen standard for traces, metrics, and logs.