The full technology stack, under one roof.
Software and AI engineering at the core, with the infrastructure, security, and operations capability to run what we build. One accountable partner across the entire stack, so nothing falls between vendors.
Enterprise platforms, engineered end to end.
This is HiSol’s core. We take systems from whiteboard to production: domain modeling, architecture, engineering, deployment, and the long-term evolution after launch. The platforms we build replace tool sprawl and become the system a company actually runs on. Two are in production today.
A good fit when
- Your operation has outgrown off-the-shelf software
- A dozen disconnected tools fragment your data and your picture
- The system you need does not exist on the market
- Next.js
- React
- FastAPI
- Python
- PostgreSQL
- tRPC
- Drizzle
- Anthropic API
- pgvector
- WebSockets
- Redis
What this covers
- Platform architecture and domain modeling
- Operations platforms that replace fragmented tooling
- Customer and staff portals
- Ecommerce and transactional systems
- Integrations and data migration
- Continuous delivery and long-term evolution
AI in production, with engineering discipline.
We have shipped AI in production since our first platforms: copilots that answer from live company data, semantic search that understands intent, and agents that execute multi-step work under human approval. We start from the workflow and the data, engineer the retrieval and guardrails, and measure results in production, not in demos.
A good fit when
- Leadership expects an AI strategy and results to show for it
- Institutional knowledge is buried in unsearchable documents
- Skilled hours disappear into drafting, lookup, and summary work
What this covers
- Copilots grounded in company data
- Semantic search across documents and records
- Agentic workflows with human-in-the-loop approval
- AI-generated operational briefs and reporting
- Evaluation, guardrails, and observability
- Feasibility assessment before you invest
Architecture first. Operations always.
The platforms we build have to run somewhere, and so does everything else you depend on. We architect, migrate, and operate cloud infrastructure to the same engineering standard as our software: documented, monitored, recoverable, and cost-disciplined.
A good fit when
- Critical systems run on infrastructure nobody fully owns
- Cloud spend grows while visibility shrinks
- You cannot prove your backups restore
What this covers
- Cloud architecture and migration
- Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace at scale
- Hosting, domains, and email deliverability
- Backup engineering with restore verification
- Monitoring, patching, and capacity planning
- Cost architecture and optimization
Security that stands up to scrutiny.
Clients, regulators, and boards now ask hard questions about security. We give you answers you can stand behind: layered defenses, formalized access, hardened endpoints, and recovery plans that have actually been rehearsed. Pragmatic, prioritized, and mapped to real risk.
A good fit when
- A client, auditor, or regulator is asking about your posture
- Access has never been formally reviewed
- Recovery from ransomware is an open question
What this covers
- Security assessments and hardening roadmaps
- Identity, access control, and MFA
- Endpoint protection and patch discipline
- Backup and disaster recovery architecture
- Incident response and recovery rehearsals
- Security awareness programs
IT run as an operations function, not a recurring crisis.
Day-to-day technology should be a discipline with service levels, not a side job. We run IT operations end to end: a responsive service desk, managed device fleets, healthy networks, and clean onboarding, so your teams ship their own work instead of fighting their tools.
A good fit when
- IT is a part-time job nobody was hired for
- Incidents linger because ownership is unclear
- Headcount growth is outpacing your IT process
What this covers
- Service desk with defined response targets
- Device fleet lifecycle management
- Network architecture and operations
- Identity and account administration
- Onboarding and offboarding pipelines
- Vendor and license management
CTO-level judgment, on your side of the table.
Technology decisions compound. We bring senior engineering judgment to the ones that matter most: what to build, what to buy, what to retire, and what a fair price looks like. Our roadmaps are grounded in what we learn building and operating systems every day. And when the honest answer is not to spend money with us, we say so.
A good fit when
- A major technology decision lacks a technical voice in the room
- Vendor quotes cannot be sanity-checked internally
- You need a roadmap, not another pitch
What this covers
- Technology roadmaps and architecture reviews
- Build-versus-buy analysis
- Vendor evaluation and procurement
- Systems, security, and cost audits
- Digital transformation planning
- Standing advisory retainers
Let's build what's next.
Tell us where technology is holding you back, or where you want it to take you. A partner replies within two business days with a considered answer. And if we are not the right fit, we will say so and point you in a better direction.