APIs for web and mobile products
Give different interfaces a consistent way to work with the same information. Define the required operations, access rules, and error responses before building endpoints.
CLOUD & BACKEND
Backend and cloud services that connect your product.
Give your website or mobile app a dependable foundation for accounts, business data, and integrations. We help plan the systems behind the experience.
IN PLAIN WORDS
What the backend does behind the scenes
When someone signs in, pays, or saves a booking, that work happens in the backend. We plan those connections so the website or app and your other tools stay in step.
- 1A login with the right accessCustomers see their own information. Your team sees the records they need for the day’s work.
- 2Records in one placeBookings, students, orders, or enquiries live in a structure you can rely on.
- 3Tools you already usePayment, email, or other software can connect through a planned integration.
Backend Development, APIs & Cloud Services
The backend handles the work users do not see: checking permissions, storing records, applying business rules, and connecting outside services. Flying Devs helps turn those requirements into an application architecture that is understandable, maintainable, and suited to the product’s needs.
A shared plan from the start.
We map data flows and integration requirements, then make deliberate choices about storage, access control, and deployment. The architecture is sized for your needs with a plan for growth.
BUILT AROUND REAL NEEDS
Where cloud & backend can help.
Third-party integrations
Connect payment providers, notifications, and other services to the product workflow. Plan for delayed responses, duplicate events, and failed requests rather than relying only on the happy path.
Cloud deployment and product growth
Choose hosting, data storage, and deployment arrangements that fit your current usage and maintenance capacity. Review bottlenecks as the product grows instead of adding unnecessary complexity early.
THE DETAILS MATTER
What goes into
a considered product.
A documented backend with dependable integrations and an infrastructure plan that supports your next stage.
Data and access designed together
Database structure and permission rules affect both usability and security. We identify which users need access to which records and discuss validation, sensitive data handling, and account boundaries.
Cloud choices with a clear purpose
Managed services and serverless functions can reduce some operational work, while other workloads need a different setup. Traffic patterns, integrations, provider costs, and the team’s support needs guide that choice.
Operations planned before launch
We discuss configuration, deployment, logging, backups, and recovery responsibilities as part of the scope. Documentation should help the team understand how to operate the system and respond when something goes wrong.
LET’S MAKE THE SCOPE CLEAR
Planning your cloud & backend project.
Bring a list of existing systems, the types of data the product handles, expected usage, and any hosting constraints. Access to API documentation and a clear view of account permissions help us assess integration work. Provider fees and ongoing operations should be considered alongside development costs.
Tell us what you’re buildingBEFORE WE BEGIN
Cloud & backend questions, answered.
Do we need a custom backend?
Some products can use managed authentication, databases, or other existing services. A custom backend becomes useful when business rules, integrations, or access requirements need more control. We review the requirements before recommending the approach.
Can you work with an existing backend?
Yes. We can review the available code, API documentation, deployment setup, and current issues. That review helps determine whether extending the system, improving specific components, or planning a migration makes sense.
Is serverless always the best cloud option?
No. It depends on request patterns, execution needs, service limits, and costs. A managed service or a conventional server may be a better fit for some workloads. The decision should follow the product’s requirements.
Are cloud hosting and maintenance included in development?
Hosting subscriptions, usage charges, and ongoing support should be specified separately in the project agreement. We can help clarify provider accounts, operating responsibilities, and maintenance needs before deployment.