Node.js
REST APIs, real-time features, queues and integrations built on Node.js — the stack behind most of the platforms we ship.
Technologies
A focused stack, used in production
We list technologies honestly: what we have shipped to production, and what we know well enough to use carefully. Tools are chosen for your constraints — not to pad a logo wall.
- Production experience
- Working knowledge
Core stacks
Where we go deepest
React & Next.js
Customer-facing platforms, dashboards and admin consoles built with React, and server-rendered Next.js where search visibility matters.
Angular
Back-office platforms, CRMs and data-heavy dashboards built and upgraded in Angular, with Node.js APIs behind them.
Flutter
Customer apps, organiser apps and healthcare apps built in Flutter and published to Google Play and the App Store.
Android (Kotlin & Java)
Where it all started: native Android apps for CRMs, utilities and communities, plus open-source libraries used by developers worldwide.
Python
FastAPI back ends, LLM-powered services with LangChain, and automation that connects your data to the rest of your platform.
Backend
APIs, business logic, authentication and background processing.
Frontend
Responsive, accessible web applications and admin consoles.
Mobile
Cross-platform and native apps for Android and iOS.
Databases
Relational and document stores, caching and search.
Cloud & DevOps
Hosting, delivery, monitoring and deployment automation.
Messaging & real-time
Queues, background jobs, notifications and live updates.
Payments & integrations
Gateways, webhooks, CRMs and third-party platforms.
AI & automation
LLM features and automated workflows inside real products.
Quality
Testing and checks that keep releases safe.
Tools & IDEs
The environments we build, debug and ship in every day.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What is ImliStack's main technology stack?
Our most frequent stack is Node.js (Express or NestJS) or Python (FastAPI) with MySQL, PostgreSQL or MongoDB and Redis on the back end, React, Next.js or Angular on the web, Flutter for Android and iOS apps, and AWS or Cloudflare for hosting and delivery. Native Android work uses Kotlin and Java.
Will you use our existing technology stack?
Usually, yes. If your stack is in our production experience we continue with it. If it is not, we tell you plainly and discuss whether we are the right team.
What does 'production experience' mean on this page?
Technologies marked as production experience have been used to build and ship real client or product software. Working knowledge means we have used the technology in projects or prototypes but would scope larger work in it more carefully.
Next step
Have a product to build or a system to fix?
Tell us what you are working on. You will get a considered reply from an engineer — with questions, a suggested approach or an honest “we are not the right fit”.