The directory
What we support, run, and build with.
The platforms your business already runs on, and the ones you’re considering. Every entry is something we’ll take a ticket for. The ones we get asked about most have a guide of their own, with a form that goes straight to the person who knows it.
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- technologies
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- detailed guides
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- categories
- Support We support it
- Managed We run it for clients
- Build We build with it
- In-house We use it ourselves
Directory
Websites & e-commerce
The platforms your site and store run on.
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WordPress
The CMS behind most business websites. Fixes, maintenance, hosting, and builds.
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WooCommerce
E-commerce on WordPress. Checkout, payment and shipping fixes, performance, and store builds.
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Moodle
Learning management for schools and training providers: hosting, upgrades, plugins, performance.
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Shopify
Hosted e-commerce. Themes, apps, integrations and migrations.
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Magento
Magento and Adobe Commerce stores: hosting, performance and fixes.
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Servers & control panels
The machines and panels that host everything.
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nginx
The web server and reverse proxy on most fast sites. 502s, SSL, rewrites, tuning.
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cPanel & WHM
The control panel behind a lot of small-business hosting. Email, SSL, backups, migrations.
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Apache
The web server behind many cPanel and legacy hosts. .htaccess, modules, tuning.
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Plesk
The other common control panel. Same problems as cPanel, different buttons.
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Ubuntu
The Linux distribution most of our managed servers run.
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Debian
Stable Linux for servers that need to stay boring.
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AlmaLinux
The CentOS successor on many cPanel servers.
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Windows Server
Windows hosting and IIS.
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Cloud providers
Where the infrastructure lives.
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Amazon Web Services
Architecture, migrations, management and cost control on AWS.
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DigitalOcean
Droplets, managed databases and the pieces around them, supported and managed.
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Google Cloud
Compute, storage and networking on Google’s cloud.
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Microsoft Azure
Microsoft’s cloud, often alongside Microsoft 365.
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Databases
Where the data lives: managed, tuned, and backed up.
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MySQL
The database under WordPress, Laravel and most PHP applications. Tuning, backups, recovery.
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PostgreSQL
The database behind modern applications. Performance, replication, upgrades, backups.
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Supabase
Hosted Postgres with auth, storage and APIs, for applications that need a backend fast.
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Networking, CDN & security
DNS, the edge, certificates, and the layer in front of your site.
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Cloudflare
DNS, SSL, CDN and firewall in front of your site. Setup, tuning, and untangling.
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Let’s Encrypt
Free certificates with automated renewal, on every server we manage.
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Frameworks & languages
What custom sites and applications are written in.
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Astro
The framework this site is built with. Fast content sites, migrations, and support.
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Next.js
The React framework behind modern web applications. Builds, fixes, hosting.
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PHP
The language under WordPress, Laravel and a lot of custom applications.
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Laravel
The PHP framework our own client portal runs on. Applications, APIs, fixes, hosting.
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React
Front ends and components, on their own or inside Next.js and Astro.
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JavaScript
The language of the browser, and of Node on the server.
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TypeScript
Typed JavaScript. This site is written in it.
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Node.js
JavaScript on the server: APIs, workers and the runtime behind Next.js.
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Python
Scripts, automations, APIs and data work. Our own management tooling is written in it.
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Automation & integrations
The glue between the tools a business runs on.
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Zapier
Automations between the apps a business runs on.
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Make
Visual automation scenarios, formerly Integromat.
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AI platforms
The models and APIs behind assistants and automations.
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Claude
Anthropic’s models, for assistants and automations built into your workflow.
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OpenAI
GPT and Codex models, integrated through the API.
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Google Gemini
Google’s models, on their own or inside Google Workspace.
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DeepSeek
Open-weight models for cost-sensitive automations.
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DevOps & tooling
Containers, provisioning, and delivery pipelines.
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Docker
Containers for applications that need to run the same everywhere.
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Kubernetes
Container orchestration, for the applications that have outgrown one server.
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Terraform
Infrastructure as code, so environments are reproducible.
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GitHub Actions
CI/CD pipelines: tests, builds and deployments on every push.
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Nothing in the directory matches that yet.
If you run it, we probably work with it. Tell us what you run.
Don’t see your stack?
Tell us what you run.
The directory grows from what people ask about. Name the technology, say what’s going on, and we’ll tell you plainly whether we can help.
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