Index — Services catalogue
Twelve disciplines, one editorial standard.
A catalogue of the engagements Spoon Pantry Ltd can take on. Each entry describes the practice, typical use cases, main capabilities, and the value clients can reasonably expect.
- § 01Custom Software Development↓
- § 02Web Application Development↓
- § 03Mobile Application Development↓
- § 04UI & UX Design↓
- § 05Cloud Solutions↓
- § 06API Development & Integration↓
- § 07Software Modernisation↓
- § 08Quality Assurance & Testing↓
- § 09DevOps & Infrastructure↓
- § 10IT Consulting↓
- § 11Cybersecurity Support↓
- § 12Technical Maintenance↓
Service N°01
Custom Software Development
Purpose-built software that fits a specific organisation's workflow rather than forcing the organisation to fit a template.
Typical use cases
- — Internal tools that outgrow spreadsheets
- — Operational back-office systems
- — Domain-specific applications with unusual rules
Main capabilities
- — Full-stack engineering
- — Domain modelling
- — Long-term maintenance
Expected business value
A system shaped precisely around how the work is actually done, without carrying features it does not need.
Service N°02
Web Application Development
Modern browser-based applications engineered for speed, resilience, and years of comfortable maintenance.
Typical use cases
- — Customer-facing platforms
- — Internal dashboards and admin tools
- — Multi-tenant SaaS products
Main capabilities
- — React, Next.js, TanStack Start
- — Accessible interface systems
- — Server-rendered performance
Expected business value
Products that feel considered on first use and remain pleasant to work in years later.
Service N°03
Mobile Application Development
Native and cross-platform mobile applications for iOS and Android, informed by real-device behaviour.
Typical use cases
- — Consumer applications
- — Field and operations tools
- — Companion apps for existing platforms
Main capabilities
- — Swift, Kotlin, React Native, Expo
- — Offline-first data flows
- — Store submission and release management
Expected business value
Mobile products that respect device conventions, connectivity, and battery.
Service N°04
UI & UX Design
Interaction design and interface systems grounded in clarity, hierarchy, and accessibility.
Typical use cases
- — New product design
- — Redesign of complex interfaces
- — Design systems for growing teams
Main capabilities
- — Interface systems
- — Prototyping in code
- — Accessibility review
Expected business value
Interfaces that are quicker to learn, easier to use, and cheaper to extend.
Service N°05
Cloud Solutions
Architecture and implementation of cloud-hosted services, container platforms, and managed data infrastructure.
Typical use cases
- — Moving off legacy hosting
- — New multi-region services
- — Data platform foundations
Main capabilities
- — AWS, GCP, Cloudflare
- — Kubernetes and container platforms
- — Cost-aware architecture
Expected business value
Scalable services with predictable operational cost and clear ownership.
Service N°06
API Development & Integration
Typed, documented HTTP and event APIs — and the integration work that connects them to third-party systems.
Typical use cases
- — Public and partner APIs
- — Internal service boundaries
- — Third-party integrations
Main capabilities
- — REST and gRPC design
- — Event-driven integrations
- — Versioning and deprecation
Expected business value
Clean boundaries between systems, so each part can evolve without breaking the others.
Service N°07
Software Modernisation
Incremental modernisation of aging codebases: refactors, extractions, and platform migrations without shipping regressions.
Typical use cases
- — Long-lived monoliths
- — Framework upgrades
- — Cloud migrations
Main capabilities
- — Codebase analysis
- — Strangler-fig migrations
- — Regression-safe refactoring
Expected business value
A path forward for systems that still carry the business but slow it down.
Service N°08
Quality Assurance & Testing
Automated and exploratory testing woven into delivery — unit, integration, and end-to-end where each pays off.
Typical use cases
- — Establishing a testing baseline
- — Reducing regression risk
- — Release readiness reviews
Main capabilities
- — Test strategy
- — Automation frameworks
- — Exploratory test design
Expected business value
Confidence to change software without breaking what already works.
Service N°09
DevOps & Infrastructure
CI pipelines, infrastructure as code, environment parity, and deployment strategies that make releases uneventful.
Typical use cases
- — Setting up delivery pipelines
- — Multi-environment infrastructure
- — Rollouts and rollbacks
Main capabilities
- — Terraform, GitHub Actions
- — Container orchestration
- — Release strategies
Expected business value
Delivery becomes a routine, not a risky event.
Service N°10
IT Consulting
Independent guidance on architecture, technology selection, hiring, and delivery process.
Typical use cases
- — Second opinions on architecture
- — Technical due diligence
- — Process reviews
Main capabilities
- — Architecture review
- — Technology assessment
- — Delivery process design
Expected business value
A neutral, technically grounded perspective when the decision matters.
Service N°11
Cybersecurity Support
Practical security work: reviews, hardening, dependency hygiene, and incident-response readiness.
Typical use cases
- — Application security reviews
- — Secrets and access hygiene
- — Preparing for audits
Main capabilities
- — Threat modelling
- — Dependency and supply-chain hygiene
- — Incident-response planning
Expected business value
Fewer surprises, and a calm response when something does go wrong.
Service N°12
Technical Maintenance
Ongoing care of live systems: updates, monitoring, small improvements, and reliable response to issues.
Typical use cases
- — Post-launch stewardship
- — Legacy systems that must stay running
- — Support of internal tools
Main capabilities
- — Monitoring and alerting
- — Dependency management
- — Incremental improvement
Expected business value
Systems that stay healthy, current, and understood.
Colophon
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