We started LomStack because we wanted to do the kind of work where design and engineering aren't a handoff — they're the same conversation.
We're a four-person team: design, web, mobile, and product. Small enough that everyone touches everything; opinionated enough to argue for the right answer.
We work in long arcs with a handful of clients each year. Not an agency. Not a freelancer collective. Just four people who ship.
Real software in real hands beats another round of speculation. We deploy early and let reality correct the plan.
How it looks and feels isn't decoration — it's the product. We sweat the details users never name but always feel.
We don't stop at the spec. If something between design, code, and the business is broken, it's ours to fix.
We pick the boring, obvious solution. The code a stranger can read at 2am is the code that lasts.
Honest timelines and real tradeoffs — including "this won't work" — surfaced now, not after launch.
Sets technical direction and ships across the stack — from architecture to the last pixel.
Owns product and brand design, turning rough ideas into interfaces people trust.
Builds the APIs, data models, and infrastructure that keep products fast and reliable.
Crafts accessible, high-performance interfaces with Angular and modern web tooling.
Runs CI/CD, observability, and the cloud so releases are boring and uptime is high.
