Practical notes on architecture, the technical calls that matter, leading engineering teams, and what building software at scale is really like.
How Fluxa Labs shipped a tokenized film investment platform that ties real money to real movies — security tokens, a fan-powered promotion economy, and an AI writers' room, all on Base.
How Fluxa Labs designed and built Zalud from scratch — a privacy-first personal health-records platform — on Supabase, Vercel, and a React + Vite admin panel.
An architecture review isn't a code audit. It's a structured look at whether your system can carry the business you're about to build on top of it. Here's what one surfaces, and when it's worth doing.
Before a term sheet becomes a wire transfer, the technology gets examined. Here's what technical due diligence really looks at, and how to be ready for it before someone else decides for you.
Most scaling problems trace back to architecture decisions made years earlier. Here's how to tell whether your team is building systems that will carry the business, before it turns into a crisis.
Not every startup is ready for a full-time CTO. Here's how to spot when a fractional one creates more value than a permanent hire, and what to look for when you pick one.
Non-technical founders often rely entirely on their dev team to say how things are going. These are the warning signs worth watching, even if you can't read the code.
Got a technical problem worth talking through?
Get in touch