35+ tools, six categories

Technologies We Use for Web & App Development

The stack behind what we build.

Every tool below has shipped in a real client project — picked for the problem at hand, not because it's trending.

Frontend & Mobile

React, Next.js, Vue, Tailwind

Backend & APIs

Node.js, Python, Laravel, Java

Data & Cloud

PostgreSQL, Docker, AWS

Our Stack

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ReactReact
AngularAngular
VueVue
NextNext
NestJSNestJS
TypescriptTypescript
JavascriptJavascript
TailwindTailwind
BootstrapBootstrap
ViteVite
NodeNode
LaravelLaravel
PHPPHP
PythonPython
Spring BootSpring Boot
JavaJava
DjangoDjango
C#C#
PostgresPostgres
DockerDocker
FlutterFlutter
React NativeReact Native
AndroidAndroid
SwiftSwift
FigmaFigma
Adobe XDAdobe XD
SketchSketch
FramerFramer
CanvaCanva
ShopifyShopify
WooCommerceWooCommerce
WebflowWebflow
n8nn8n
ZapierZapier
MakeMake

Why This Stack

Chosen for the project, not the resume.

Picked per project, not one-size-fits-all.

The stack follows the problem — a marketing site and a real-time dashboard don't reach for the same tools, and we don't force them to.

Production-proven, not resume-driven.

Everything listed here has shipped in a real client project — nothing is on this page because it's trendy.

By The Stack

Breadth, without spreading thin.

Codelix, across the stackUpdated 2026
35+
Tools & frameworks
Across the whole delivery stack
6
Stack categories
Frontend to automation

FAQ

Questions we're asked before every engagement.

Don't see yours here? Ask us directly →

We recommend based on your project's constraints and explain the trade-offs — but if you have an existing stack or a strong preference, we build in it.

This list reflects what we reach for most often, not a hard boundary. Tell us your existing stack and we'll tell you honestly if it's a fit.

Often, yes — depends on the specific stack and state of the codebase. We'll review it before committing either way.

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Tell us what you're building.
We'll tell you what it needs.

A structured conversation about your project and the stack it actually calls for.