About
We may be early, but our standards are not.
Engineering-first company. No sales teams, no bloated processes—just senior engineers building systems that last.
Why Sindra
What makes us different.
Engineering-First, Not Sales-First
Direct access to engineers. No account managers or sales pitches—just technical discussions about feasibility.
Small Team = Senior Attention
Founder-level involvement on every project. The people making decisions write the code.
No Bloated Processes
No unnecessary meetings or bureaucracy. We build, test, and ship working software.
Direct Access to Builders
Talk to the architect, the person who wrote the code. Faster decisions, zero overhead.
How We Work
Our process for building systems that last.
Understand the Problem Deeply
We ask questions, challenge assumptions, and ensure we understand not just what you want built, but why.
Design Systems, Not Just Interfaces
Data models, API contracts, scalability constraints, and failure modes before touching UI.
Build with Discipline
Clarity over cleverness. Documentation over assumptions. Long-term maintainability over shortcuts.
Test Rigorously Before Delivery
Unit tests, integration tests, end-to-end tests. Security scanning on every build.
Standards & Principles
What we hold ourselves accountable to.
Clean, Maintainable Code
Easy to read, understand, and modify. Proper naming, clear structure. Future you will thank us.
Performance-First Decisions
Every architectural choice considers performance. We measure, profile, and optimize.
Security by Default
Authentication, encryption, input validation—built in from day one. Not added later.
Documentation Over Assumptions
We document the reasoning, not just the code. Decisions outlive memory.
What We Don't Do
Clear boundaries build trust.
We don't overpromise timelines
We don't commit to dates before we understand what we're building.
We don't ship untested systems
Testing isn't optional. If it ships, it's tested.
We don't build without understanding goals
Feature requests without business context lead to wasted effort.
Ready to work with engineers who care about systems?
Let's discuss what you're building and how we can help.
Start a Conversation