Most Elixir applications run at a fraction of their potential. They're built by teams who learned Elixir syntax but never mastered Elixir thinking. They use GenServers like objects. They fight the actor model instead of embracing it. They scale by adding servers instead of fixing architecture.
You invested in Elixir or are considering to invest in it for its promises: massive concurrency, fault tolerance, incredible efficiency. But without the right expertise, you got Ruby with weird syntax instead.
We've rescued dozens of these systems. We've seen what happens when Rails developers try to write Elixir. We've inherited the technical debt, the memory leaks, the supervision trees that don't supervise.
The question isn't whether you need better Elixir expertise. It's whether you'll get it before your competitors do.
Path #1
Start fresh with Elixir's full potential from day one. Build your MVP in weeks, not months, with a technology stack that scales from prototype to millions of users without rewrites.
Path #2
Keep your team, add our experience. Our senior Elixir engineers integrate seamlessly, bringing patterns and practices from systems serving millions. We mentor, we build, and we transfer knowledge that levels up your entire organization. We diagnose bottlenecks, refactor problem areas, and implement patterns that unlock Elixir's true potential—often achieving 10x performance gains.
The result: Elixir applications that actually deliver on the promise of massive scale with minimal resources—not just Elixir in name only.
When José Valim, Elixir's creator, needs a development partner, he chooses us. Since 2015, we've not only built production Elixir systems—we've contributed to the language and ecosystem itself. We're the team other Elixir developers turn to when they're stuck.
Other Elixir developers may know the language itself. But do they know how to make it serve 14 million users with just 4 developers? Do they contribute to Elixir core? Do they teach at ElixirConf? We do all three.
Your Elixir application deserves developers who contribute to the language itself. Scale faster with the team that's been mastering Elixir since 2015.