OUR SERVICES

TypeScript Development Agency - Type-Safe Apps

We write TypeScript across the entire stack, React frontends, Node.js backends, and shared libraries. Kultrix delivers codebases where types serve as living documentation, catch bugs at compile time, and make refactoring safe at any scale.

Next step: get your project scoped

Tell us what you are building - what exists today, what it has to do and when it has to be live. We come back with the questions we need answered and a scoped estimate instead of a range.

Describe your project

EXPERTISE

Our Tech Stack

TypeScript
React
Node.js
Zod
Prisma
tRPC

OUR APPROACH

Flexible Engagement Models

Choose the cooperation format that best fits your business goals and development velocity.

Startups

MVP Development

Fast launch to test your idea and gather user feedback with minimal investment.

What's included

  • Core feature development
  • Basic UI/UX design
  • Stable performance

Timeline Typically 9-16 weeks

Businesses

Full App Build

Complete cycle from initial strategy and design to final launch.

What's included

  • Custom architecture & design
  • Seamless team integration
  • Production-ready release

Timeline Typically 20-40 weeks

Enterprises

Team Extension

Scale your team with expert developers to accelerate development.

What's included

  • Senior-level developers
  • Seamless team integration
  • Flexible management

Timeline Flexible / Long-term

OUR PROCESS

How We Work

We specialize in creating user-centered & innovative solutions. Delivering seamless digital experiences.

Discovery
ResearchFlow MapUser Interview
Solution
ArchitectureWireframesPrototyping
Development
Sprint CyclesCode ReviewQA Testing
Launch
DeploymentMonitoringHandoff

EXPERT INSIGHTS

Why TypeScript Over Plain JavaScript?

TypeScript catches entire classes of runtime bugs at compile time and makes large codebases dramatically easier to navigate and refactor.

Go With TypeScript

  • Compile-time safety

    Catch type mismatches, null errors, and wrong arguments before deploy.

  • IDE superpowers

    Autocomplete, inline docs, and rename refactors work across all files.

  • Self-documenting code

    Types serve as living documentation that never goes stale.

  • Safer refactoring

    Change a type definition and the compiler shows every affected site.

Go With JavaScript

  • Zero config

    No compilation step - run files directly in Node or the browser.

  • Dynamic flexibility

    Duck typing enables rapid prototyping without type ceremony.

  • Smaller team overhead

    No tsconfig or type definition files to maintain.

  • Universal runtime

    Runs natively everywhere without a build step.

EXPERT GUIDANCE

TypeScript vs JavaScript

TypeScript

Error Detection

Caught at compile time - before code ships.

Refactoring Safety

Compiler tracks every usage of a renamed symbol.

Onboarding Speed

Types act as inline docs for new developers.

Build Step

Required - tsc or bundler transpiles to JS.

Library Support

DefinitelyTyped provides types for 8000+ packages.

Best For

Any production codebase with more than one developer.

JavaScript

Error Detection

Discovered at runtime - often in production.

Refactoring Safety

Manual search-and-replace; easy to miss cases.

Onboarding Speed

Must read implementation or comments to understand shape.

Build Step

Optional - run directly without compilation.

Library Support

No type information unless JSDoc comments added.

Best For

Quick scripts, small prototypes, solo experiments.

DELIVERABLES

What You Get

Strict TS Config

Strict TS Config

Fully strict tsconfig with no implicit any, enabling maximum compile-time safety.

Shared Type Layer

Shared Type Layer

Monorepo-shared types package consumed by frontend, backend, and mobile.

Zod Validation

Zod Validation

Runtime schema validation aligned with TypeScript types for API boundaries.

tRPC Integration

tRPC Integration

End-to-end type-safe API layer eliminating client-server type drift.

TS Migration Plan

TS Migration Plan

Incremental JavaScript-to-TypeScript migration with zero disruption to active development.

Type Coverage Report

Type Coverage Report

type-coverage audit with a path to 95%+ coverage and explicit any elimination.

INDUSTRIES

Tailored Solutions for Your Specific Industry

We build powerful digital experiences across various sectors, ensuring your product meets unique market demands.

(01)

Fintech

Data-driven commerce solutions that improve journeys, boost sales, and optimize operations.

(02)

Retail

Data-driven commerce solutions that improve journeys, increase sales, and optimize operations.

(03)

Healthcare

Reliable medical platforms that protect patient data, simplify workflows, and support clinical accuracy.

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B2B SaaS

Product-driven platforms that enhance workflows, automate processes, and scale with your business.

CASE STUDIES

Our Recent Work

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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

TypeScript catches entire categories of bugs - undefined property access, incorrect function arguments, type mismatches - before code runs. It also makes refactoring safe: rename a type and the compiler tells you every affected call site. Teams consistently report 15-40% fewer runtime bugs after adopting TypeScript.

Yes, especially beyond the initial learning curve. TypeScript pays dividends as codebases grow - types become documentation, autocomplete becomes more accurate, and onboarding new developers is faster because intent is explicit in the code.

Yes. Kultrix always enables strict mode in tsconfig - strictNullChecks, noImplicitAny, strictFunctionTypes, and the full strict flag. Loose TypeScript configs give false confidence; strict mode is where the real safety benefits come from.

tRPC is a library that gives you end-to-end type safety between your TypeScript backend and frontend - no code generation, no OpenAPI schema, just shared types. It is ideal for Next.js full-stack projects where backend and frontend live in the same repo.

Types are erased at runtime, so API inputs and external data need runtime validation. We use Zod - it lets you define schemas that both validate at runtime and infer TypeScript types, keeping a single source of truth.

Yes. Kultrix performs incremental JS-to-TS migrations - we start by renaming files to .ts, enabling allowJs for gradual adoption, adding types file by file, and progressively tightening the config. The app stays deployable throughout.

In monorepos, we create a shared @repo/types or @repo/api-client package that exports interfaces and Zod schemas. Both the frontend and backend import from this package, ensuring API contracts never drift between client and server.

Yes. We use GraphQL Code Generator to produce TypeScript types from GraphQL schemas and queries. This means your React components have fully typed query results and your resolvers have typed arguments - no manual type maintenance.

Type coverage measures what percentage of your codebase has explicit types versus implicit any. Low coverage means TypeScript is giving you false confidence - the compiler cannot help where types are missing. We target 95%+ coverage on all TypeScript projects.

Prisma is the gold standard - it generates TypeScript types from your database schema, so your query results are fully typed without any manual work. Drizzle ORM is an alternative with a TypeScript-first schema definition that many teams prefer.

TypeScript type checking can be slow on large codebases, but we separate type checking from transpilation. We use esbuild or SWC for fast transpilation in dev/prod, and run tsc --noEmit only in CI for type checking. This gives fast builds without sacrificing safety.

It depends on the size of the codebase and how much of it is tested. We migrate incrementally - strict mode on new files, then module by module - so the project keeps shipping while types land, and we agree the milestones before starting instead of quoting a blanket window here. New TypeScript projects carry no overhead versus JavaScript when the config is right from day one.