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Industries — Health & Wellness

Engineering for
better living.

Gyms, fitness platforms, longevity products and wellness content. Software people open before work, in a changing room, or on the last evening of a hard week, and abandon the moment it feels slow.

Gyms, fitness, longevity and wellness content
§ 01What we build here01 / 03

Products people
use every day.

Six areas, drawn from work already delivered rather than from a service list. Each one is a consumer product with an operator behind it: someone runs the gym, writes the programme, publishes the content.

01

Gym and studio platforms

Memberships, class schedules, check-in, and the staff side that runs a floor. The busy hour is the same hour every day, so the system is sized for the peak rather than the average.
02

Fitness web platforms

Programmes, sessions and progress for the member, with coach-facing tooling so the content stays current without an engineer in the loop.
03

Longevity products

Measurements that only mean something over years. The data model is built so a reading taken today is still comparable after the product around it has been rewritten twice.
04

Wellness content on mobile

Video, audio and written programmes on the phone, plus the pipeline that publishes them. Playback has to survive a basement gym with one bar of signal.
05

Subscriptions and memberships

Tiers, trials, renewals, pauses, and the billing edges around them. Pausing a membership is a normal thing to do in this sector, so the model expects it instead of treating it as an exception.
06

Sites and launches

Brand sites, programme launches and campaign pages. Most of the traffic arrives on a phone, which decides the budget for everything on the page.
§ 02How it is engineered02 / 03

The sector sets
the constraints.

The stack is ordinary. What is not ordinary is where the product is used, how often, and what happens when it is slow. Four constraints decide most of the engineering here.

01

Daily use is the whole test

A wellness product is opened every day or it is deleted. That puts the weight on the first three seconds and the shortest path to the one thing the person came to do, not on how much the interface can display.
02

Personal data, handled quietly

Training history, weight, sleep and habits are personal data, and they accumulate quietly. We keep the stored set small, make deletion real, and decide both at schema time under GDPR rather than after launch.
03

Offline is the normal case

Gyms have thick walls and no reception. Caching, sync and conflict resolution are designed at the start, because retrofitting them means rewriting the part of the product people touch most.
04

The load is seasonal and spiky

January, the start of every programme, and the same peak hour each evening. Capacity, queues and the paths that can be allowed to degrade are chosen before the spike, not during it.
Scope

The work here is consumer: gyms, fitness platforms, longevity products and wellness content, bought by the person who opens it. Anything that sits inside a regulated care setting is outside what we take on, and we will say so on the first call.

§ 03Start here03 / 03

Start with
one product.

Tell us what someone is meant to do every day and where the current build gets in the way. We will come back with how we would engineer it, how long it takes, and what it costs.

The case write-ups for this sector are still being prepared, so this page describes the work rather than showing it. We would rather say that than fill the space with numbers we cannot stand behind. Ask on a call and we will go through the builds in detail.

One senior team in Bucharest. Twenty years of delivery and 100+ projects delivered behind it, and a network of 50+ engineers when a build needs more hands than the core team has.

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