Developer experience as a first-class product
Build tooling, editor integration and type-driven workflows that make functional codebases fast to work in — not just fast to run.
Deep expertise in functional programming ecosystems and Haskell developer experience — including engineering at the Glasgow Haskell Compiler (GHC) level.
Most functional-programming support stops at library and framework advice. We go a level deeper — into compiler internals and developer tooling — where the hardest problems actually live.
Build tooling, editor integration and type-driven workflows that make functional codebases fast to work in — not just fast to run.
Glasgow Haskell Compiler (GHC) internals — performance, diagnostics and language extensions — for teams whose problems live below the library layer.
Package tooling, CI pipelines and dependency management purpose-built for Haskell and functional-first stacks, maintained as long-term infrastructure.
We bring GHC-level engineering and functional-first design to teams that need more than library support — without asking you to rewrite what already works.
When the fix isn't in your application code but in the compiler or its tooling, that's exactly where this team operates — not a level most consultancies reach.
Strong static types and pure functional design used deliberately to eliminate whole categories of runtime bugs before a build ever ships.
Pragmatic integration with existing polyglot codebases — you get the correctness and tooling benefits without a rewrite tax to get there.
Internal developer tooling designed, versioned and maintained with the same rigour as customer-facing software — because it is load-bearing for every engineer who touches it.
Scope and depth of engagement — from tooling to compiler-level work — agreed per project.
Tell us where your Haskell or functional stack is slowing your team down — build times, tooling gaps, or something deeper in the compiler. We'll come back with a clear plan.
From developer tooling to Glasgow Haskell Compiler internals — we bring the depth most teams never get access to.