Updated September 2026
Choose between
Add to a live product
We read the codebase first, follow its conventions and ship new features, integrations and fixes through your pull requests, without a rewrite or a code freeze.
Build a new product
A written spec and data model come first, then auth, the core workflow, billing and an admin view, designed and built by one team in your repo.
Take over a codebase
Inherited code or a stretched team? We audit it, fix what is risky and keep shipping as your fractional engineering team until you hire.
Full-stack development services

Typed end to end
OWASP Top 10 checks
Role-based access control
Audit logs on key actions
Data access and retention
CI on every pull request
Preview deploys per branch
Versioned migrations
Automated test coverage
Error tracking and alerts
Secrets kept out of code
Product analytics events
WCAG AA accessibility
Runbooks and handover docs
Tools we use
We write code with Claude and Cursor under senior review, build with Next.js, React and TypeScript, and work in the database and backend you already run. Tests run in CI on every pull request, and Sentry watches production. Need only the interface layer? See front-end development. Need a marketing site instead of a product? See B2B website design.
Claude
Cursor
Next.js
React
TypeScript
Node.js
PostgreSQL
Prisma
Supabase
Vercel
GitHub
GitHub Actions
Vitest
Playwright
Sentry
Linear

Engagement Models
Staff Augmentation
Full-stack engineer (4 to 6 yrs)
Daily async updates, weekly live reviews
1 week trial
Fixed-Scope Build
Ideal for an MVP, a new product or a major feature
Weekly progress reviews
2-FOLD TRIAL
Monthly Partnership
Ideal for new features, integrations and upkeep
Asynchronous updates + fast turnarounds
8 HOUR TRIAL
Frequently asked questions
How long does full-stack development take?
It depends on scope, but we release to a preview environment every week, so you see working software early. The number of features and user roles, integrations and how settled the requirements are all move the timeline. On the scoping call we will tell you which timeline your project fits.
How much do full-stack development services cost?
Focused engagements, such as a single feature or a codebase audit, start at $1,500. Product builds and ongoing engineering are scoped separately after a short call, and the price is fixed for the agreed scope. What moves it: the number of features and user roles, integrations, data migration, security and compliance needs, and whether you need design as well as engineering. We contract in USD.
What tech stack do you work in?
We work in your stack where one exists. For new products we usually build with Next.js, React and TypeScript on Vercel, and choose the database and backend with your engineers based on what your team can run after we step back.
Can you work in our existing codebase?
Yes, and we often do. We start by reading the code and running it locally, follow your conventions and branching rules, and open pull requests your engineers review. Nothing merges that your team has not seen.
Do you design the product as well?
Yes. Designers and engineers are in the same in-house team, so flows, UI and the data model are decided together. If you already have designs or a design system, we build from them.
How do you use AI in development?
AI drafts well-specified changes, tests and migrations, and helps us read unfamiliar code faster. Security still needs scrutiny: Veracode’s Spring 2026 testing of more than 100 models found 45% of AI-generated code introduced an OWASP Top 10 flaw. So senior engineers make the architecture calls, review every change before it merges, and security checks run in CI. AI removes busywork, not judgment.
Who owns the code?
You do. The code lives in your GitHub from the first commit and runs in your own CI, and IP is assigned to you. We document as we go, so your team can run it after the engagement ends.
You use AI. Does the work get cheaper?
Not automatically, and we price on scope. Stanford research cited in DORA’s 2026 ROI report puts the gain at 35 to 40% on simple greenfield tasks and 10% or less on complex legacy code, and review often becomes the bottleneck. The tests, security checks and senior review that make AI output safe to merge are part of every project.
Can a US company work smoothly with a remote team?
Yes. Rango is remote-first, and our process is built so it feels like a team sitting next to you. We agree overlap hours with your US workday before work starts, share progress in your Slack and project board as the work happens, and keep every file and decision open to you, so feedback turns around in hours, not overnight. Contracts are in USD, IP is assigned to you, and MSAs and NDAs follow US terms. You work directly with the people doing the work.






