Our chosen tech stacks (always evolving!)





















How we keep a dedicated team safe to depend on.
One named person at ARITS owns your account: commercial questions, escalations, team changes. You never chase three people to get one answer. The same person stays with the account long term, so context accumulates instead of resetting every quarter.
Architecture decisions, setup guides and operational runbooks are written as the team works, not reconstructed at the end. If any engineer leaves the team, their knowledge is already on paper. The bus factor is managed deliberately, because it is the quiet risk in every long build.
Everything the team writes belongs to you, in repositories you control, from the first commit. NDAs come before code. There is no handover cliff at the end of the engagement because you were holding the assets the whole time.
When a product matures and needs less capacity, the team scales down on a schedule agreed months ahead, with knowledge transfer built into the plan. Ending well is part of the service. It is also why clients come back for the next build.
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