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// everything_else

Everything Else Software

The long tail of software needs - cloud infrastructure, DevOps pipelines, internal tools, API gateways, data pipelines. If it involves code, we can help.

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// what we build

What you can hire us to do

If it's software-shaped and isn't a named service above, it's still in scope: cloud, DevOps, internal tools, APIs, data, and the custom work that falls between vendors. Hover a capability on desktop, or tap it on a phone, to see what that engagement includes.

01

Cloud & infrastructure

AWS, GCP, or Azure — environments you can actually operate, with least privilege and infrastructure as code.

AWS
Accounts, networking, and workloads on the cloud you already live in.
GCP
Same idea on Google Cloud when that's the estate.
Azure
Same idea on Azure, including the identity story that usually comes with it.
Infrastructure as code
Terraform (or equivalent) so the next environment isn't a memory test.
Networking & DNS
VPC, TLS, and the DNS that always looks simple until it isn't.
IAM & secrets
Roles, keys, and secret stores with the boring least privilege that prevents the exciting incident.
Environments
Dev/stage/prod parity that doesn't require a tribal elder to recreate.
Cost hygiene
The idle load balancers and leftover NAT gateways that quietly eat the budget.
Kubernetes (when earned)
Clusters and workloads if you need them — we won't invent a platform for a single app.

02

DevOps & delivery

Pipelines, containers, and the path from commit to production that doesn't depend on one person's laptop.

CI/CD pipelines
GitHub Actions (or your CI) with tests, previews, and production promotion.
Containers
Images that build reproducibly and don't include the entire OS 'just in case'.
Preview environments
Per-PR deploys so review happens on the change, not on a shared staging fight.
Release strategy
Flags, canaries, and rollbacks sized to your risk.
Observability
Logs, metrics, traces, and uptime — enough to debug at 2am.
On-call pairing
On retainer: we sit with your team for incidents and the follow-up that prevents the sequel.
Runbooks
The 'what to do when X' docs that make handoff real.
Backup & recovery
Backups you have tested restoring, not backups you assume exist.

03

Internal tools & ops software

Admin dashboards, ops consoles, and the workflow apps that remove spreadsheet glue from the team.

Admin dashboards
The internal UI for the business: users, orders, exceptions — with real permissions.
Ops tooling
The buttons support and ops wish they had instead of a SQL window.
Internal workflow apps
Approvals, queues, and status that live in a product instead of a shared inbox.
Internal reporting
The daily numbers, with the joins that BI tools never quite get.
Customer success tools
Health, seats, and 'what did this account do' without pinging engineering.
Back-office systems
Inventory, scheduling, or domain tools that don't belong in a generic SaaS.
Spreadsheet replacement
When the critical path is a Google Sheet with 14 tabs and a fragile Apps Script.

04

APIs, integrations & platforms

The connective tissue: gateways, webhooks, partner APIs, and the glue between the systems you already bought.

API gateways
Auth, rate limits, and a public or partner surface that won't be a support incident.
Webhooks
Reliable delivery, retries, and signatures — the stuff tutorials skip.
Partner APIs
The API you'd be willing to document and version for someone else's engineering team.
System-to-system sync
Keep CRM, billing, and product data from drifting without a full data-platform religion.
SSO & identity
SAML/OIDC for B2B customers who will not type another password.
Payments plumbing
The billing and payouts work that isn't a marketing site checkout.
Legacy integration
Talk to the old system without letting it dictate the new one.
Microservices (when earned)
Split a monolith only at the seams that hurt — not as an aesthetic.

05

Data, automation & custom software

Pipelines, scripts, and the one-off systems that don't have a category on the services page but still have to work.

Data pipelines
Ingest, transform, and land data on a schedule you can trust.
Warehouse wiring
Get product events into the place analytics actually lives.
Custom automation
The glue between tools: when Zapier is the wrong reliability model.
Ingestion & scraping
Lawful collection and parsing into structured data, with monitoring when the source HTML changes.
Document pipelines
Generate, stamp, and store PDFs/contracts as part of a workflow.
Internal scripts & CLIs
The commands your team should have instead of a wiki of curl snippets.
Custom platforms
When the product is the weird thing in the middle and no SaaS fits.
Data & system migrations
Move, map, and cut over with a rehearsal — not a Friday night hope.

06

Ownership & rescue

A senior engineer who will own the unglamorous platform work — or pick up a project that arrived half-finished.

Platform retainer
CI, infra, and the chores that never make the product roadmap.
Vendor consolidation
Fewer tools, clearer owners, less 'who pays for this unused SaaS'.
Handoff & training
We teach your team to operate what we built.
Fractional platform team
For companies that need senior platform help without hiring a department.
Project rescue
Stabilize a failing delivery, then a path to finish or rewrite the cursed parts.
Unknowns & spikes
Time-boxed investigations when the request is 'can this even be done?'

// ideal for

  • You have a concrete platform or tooling gap and need senior builders fast
  • DevOps and product engineering shouldn't be separate vendors
  • You want IaC and runbooks, not undocumented heroics
  • Cloud infrastructure (AWS, GCP, Azure)
  • CI/CD pipeline setup
  • Internal tooling & dashboards
  • API gateway & microservices
  • Data pipeline engineering

// how we deliver

Our Everything Else Software approach

A service-specific path - still rooted in Discover → Architect → Build → Ship.

01

Clarify the real need

Separate symptoms from root cause - tooling request vs. process gap vs. missing platform capability.

02

Design the smallest system

Prefer boring, operable infrastructure. IaC, observability, and least privilege by default.

03

Ship & document

Deliver working pipelines or tools with runbooks your team can operate without us.

04

Handoff or operate

Training session and optional retainer for ongoing platform ownership.

// from a client

We didn't need a build, we needed help with our chaotic delivery process. MintyLogix mapped out how we work, fixed the miserable handoff process between design and engineering, and within a month, we were actually hitting our sprint goals predictably.

EV

Elena Vasquez

Head of Product, Forma Health · Faster sprint delivery

// stack

Tools we reach for

AWSGCPAzureTerraformDockerGitHub ActionsKubernetes

// engagement

What working together looks like

Soft guidance - final scope and pricing live on our pricing page.

Typical timeline

1–8 weeks depending on scope

Team shape

Platform / full-stack engineer

Starting point

Small project or retainer — start with a fit call; see Pricing

// faq

Questions buyers ask

More answers on process and pricing: Visit the FAQ →

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