We split focus, not standards.
Most security shops can't build, and most app shops can't secure. We do both — because for the enterprises we serve, the data and the apps that touch it are the same problem.
Half the time. Twice the polish.
AI doesn't replace engineers — it lets ours spend more of the project on the parts that earn user trust. Here's how that maps to a real engagement.
Six capabilities. One delivery team.
We staff engagements end-to-end. No handoffs between design, mobile, web and backend — same people, same standards, from kickoff to year-three roadmap.
iOS (Swift / SwiftUI) and Android (Kotlin / Compose) — when the experience has to feel inevitable.
React Native and Flutter for teams that need one codebase across both stores without compromising on feel.
Production React, Next.js and TypeScript — internal tools, customer portals, analytics surfaces that hold up.
The middleware that nobody wants to write — auth, payments, messaging, ERP / CRM bridges, data pipelines.
Product designers paired 1:1 with engineers — design systems, prototypes, motion specs, accessibility-first.
CI/CD, observability, on-call rotations, performance audits. Most clients keep us around long after launch.
Tools we use enough to be opinionated about.
We pick the boring, well-supported choice unless there's a reason not to — and we'll tell you why on day one.
Industries we've shipped into.
Regulated, complicated, high-stakes — the same kind of teams our Forcepoint practice serves. We speak their language because we already live there.
Whichever side of Xentri you need — start with a real conversation.
30 minutes. No deck. Bring a control gap, a product idea, or both — and we'll sketch the shape of an answer on the spot.