Composable
Use what's solved. Compose where it works. Build custom where it earns its place.
Use what's solved. Compose where it works. Build custom where it earns its place.
Designed to grow from day one, not patched under fire. Most apps bolt this on later.
Auth done right. Permissions modeled, not assumed. Most apps treat security as a sprint they'll get to later.
Live by default. Everyone sees changes instantly. Typically, everyone else has to refresh to see what changed.
The Stack
A curated short list of the tools I reach for when shipping something new. Opinionated, not exhaustive.
Faster delivery. Designed in only where it adds real value.
The Proof
A real business application running in production, built on the same stack I'd recommend to you.
QuoteLogic started as something I needed for myself. The thesis: pick modern, composable primitives, wire them well, and spend your time on product, not plumbing. QuoteLogic took four weeks to productize.
The result is a system that ships features fast, holds up under load, and doesn't require a dedicated ops engineer to keep running. It's a working blueprint for what "composable" looks like in practice.
The Build
Stack decisions, tradeoffs, things that worked, things that didn't. Most of it from building QuoteLogic. Documented so you can evaluate the thinking before you evaluate the work.
AI can help you build faster. A better conversation can help you decide what's worth building, which tools belong, and when you've added enough.
I had a product. I needed auth, billing, a real database, production infra. Here's how I composed it in four weeks, but that's not the timeline I quote to clients.
Postgres was the proven default. Convex was the right call. Where I'd reach for Postgres anyway.
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