Four services.
Here is what each one involves.
Each engagement is shaped around the codebase we find and the team that maintains it, so what follows describes the shape of the work rather than a fixed package.
Frontend Modernization
Legacy to leading-edge
Monolithic frontends moved onto modular architectures, in production, in increments, without stopping feature delivery. We have taken teams from Angular 1.x to React microfrontends, from jQuery to Next.js, and from Webpack builds measured in minutes to builds measured in seconds.
AI Strategy & Engineering
From buzzword to production
We cover both halves of the problem: building AI features into your product, and teaching your engineers to develop with AI tools. The second half is what stops the first from turning into a maintenance problem a year later.
Design Systems
Consistency at scale
Most design systems fail on adoption rather than engineering. We build the library and then do the less glamorous part: migrating the screens that already exist, so the system becomes the path of least resistance.
Team as a Service
Senior engineers, embedded
Senior engineers working inside your team, your repos and your conventions. They review, they get reviewed, and they leave behind commits somebody else can read. Scale the number up or down as the work demands.
Three clients,
in their own words.
The migration mattered less than what came with it. They explained the architectural reasoning as they went, and six months on the team is still shipping at that pace without anyone from Amony in the room.
We brought them in for an AI integration and they spotted three structural issues our team had been working around for a year. Honest and direct, and genuinely senior.
What surprised me was the handover. Every PR arrived with its context and every decision with a reason, so when the engagement ended there was no gap to fill.
