Small, sharp, reliable
You don’t get an abstract ‘team’. You work with someone who actually ships your backend and cares about the outcome.
About IC Dev Solution
IC Dev Solution exists to help founders and small teams build reliable systems without hiring a full in-house backend squad. We step in where things are messy or half-finished and turn them into something you can ship, monitor, and grow.
Instead of chasing buzzwords, we care about your uptime, data, and the workflows your team uses every day. The goal is simple: fewer backend headaches, more room to focus on your users and business.
Who we work with
Location
Remote · Global
We work asynchronously with clear check-ins and documentation.
Collaboration
Milestones, not mystery
Work is broken into visible chunks with outcomes, not vague tasks.
Many teams end up with a mix of half-working APIs, spreadsheets, and manual workflows. Things technically work, but every new feature feels risky and slow. IC Dev Solution helps you move away from that: clear services, clean data, and automations that don't quietly break.
How we work
01 · Understand
Context and constraints
We listen first: product goals, users, existing systems, deadlines, and any hard constraints you’re working with.
02 · Design
Shape the solution
We propose a realistic path: architecture, stack choices, milestones, and what we’ll measure as success.
03 · Build
Ship and iterate
We implement in focused slices, demo quickly, and adjust based on what you and your users actually need.
You don't need a perfect spec. If you have a rough brief, we can help refine it into something that is feasible, testable, and worth investing in.
You don’t get an abstract ‘team’. You work with someone who actually ships your backend and cares about the outcome.
We start from your constraints: budget, timelines, current stack. Then we design something realistic and maintainable.
We’ll tell you when something is overkill, when to buy instead of build, and where it’s worth being opinionated.
You get clear updates, environments you can log into, and documentation you can hand to future engineers.
Tools change over time, but the goal stays the same: stable services, sensible data, and interfaces your team actually uses. These are some of the technologies we're comfortable with today:
If your stack isn't on this list, that's fine. What matters most is the problem you're solving and the environment you're running in.