Long-term technical partnership

Your Technical Partner for Ruby on Rails Applications

More than developers who implement tickets. We take ownership of your application's technical challenges, identify risks, recommend solutions, and help you make engineering decisions that serve your business.

Your existing Rails product supported by technical ownership, shared priorities and ongoing delivery

A shared roadmap. An accountable technical partner.

Challenges we help solve

Your application needs more than someone who writes code

Whether your Rails application needs a new technical owner or an experienced partner alongside your team, we work with what you already have.

Your developer has left

You need someone to understand the existing system, take over responsibly, and keep it moving.

Technical debt is slowing delivery

Every change feels risky, and the backlog keeps growing.

Production problems keep returning

Performance issues, failed jobs, and unreliable deployments demand attention.

Your team needs experienced guidance

You need someone who can evaluate options and help decide what matters most.

What partnership means to us

We think beyond the ticket

Good engineering starts with understanding the problem, not simply following instructions. We combine hands-on Rails expertise with judgment and clear communication.

Ownership

We stay accountable for engineering outcomes, not just completed tickets.

Proactive problem solving

We investigate root causes, explain alternatives, and recommend practical next steps.

Transparent communication

We surface progress, blockers, risks, and trade-offs before they become surprises.

Business-oriented engineering

We prioritize the work that matters to your customers and business, without unnecessary rewrites.

Continuous improvement

We make incremental improvements to reliability, maintainability, performance, and delivery.

A practical working relationship

Built around your product, not a rigid playbook

We can start with an urgent production issue, a focused improvement, or a longer-term engagement. The process adapts to what your application needs.

Step 1

Understand

Learn your product, codebase, business goals, and immediate concerns.

Step 2

Assess

Identify technical risks, constraints, and opportunities for improvement.

Step 3

Prioritize

Agree on what needs attention now and what can wait.

Step 4

Deliver

Fix issues, maintain production, modernize safely, and ship useful features.

Step 5

Improve

Revisit priorities and strengthen the application as your needs evolve.

Relevant experience

Real work on existing applications

Our work spans Rails maintenance, performance, infrastructure, integrations, and gradual modernization. Here are examples from our existing case studies.

Production queue optimization

A practical example of investigating bottlenecks and restoring dependable background processing.

Read the case study

Ruby on Rails redesign

Evolving an existing application while protecting the product already in use.

Read the case study

Stripe integration reliability

Improving consistency in a business-critical payment integration.

Read the case study

Explore our services, meet the team, or browse more client work.

Fractional CTO support

Technical leadership with hands-on Rails delivery

For founders who need technical direction without a full-time CTO, Andrei Kaleshka leads the relationship: reviewing the existing application, discussing architecture choices, coordinating delivery and contributing hands-on engineering. We agree his involvement, decision responsibilities and availability around your product.

Roadmap and architecture

Turn business goals into a sequenced technical roadmap. Record architecture choices, risks and alternatives so you can decide what to build, maintain or modernize next.

Team coordination

Clarify ownership across your developers, WideFix engineers and outside specialists. Align interfaces, unblock dependencies and review delivery priorities.

Budget and delivery

Compare implementation scope, infrastructure costs and staffing options. Agree spending limits and review progress, while keeping leadership connected to code reviews and hands-on changes.

A typical starting scope is an application assessment, a prioritized roadmap and a recurring decision and delivery review. Ongoing leadership and implementation capacity are agreed separately.

At Worship Online, we coordinated specialist expertise around ongoing maintenance, product work and the budget. For Palladium, we coordinated API delivery across teams while protecting the existing portal.

Your application. A clear next step.

Let's talk about your Rails application

Tell us where the project stands today. We'll help identify the risks, priorities and a practical way to take it over.

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