Hypermemetic Consultancy

We help small teams build platforms they own.

For companies who've outgrown the SaaS option but don't want a 30-person platform team. Small consultancy. OSS-first. Consultancy-grade infrastructure engineering. Code you keep.

How it works

Four phases. Outputs at every stage.

  1. Discovery

    Two weeks alongside your team. We map what you actually need — not what a vendor wants to sell. Output: a written plan with scope, timeline, and a definition of done.

  2. Build

    6–12 weeks. Working software in your repos, on your infrastructure, under licenses you can keep. Weekly demos and a public changelog so you always know what we shipped.

  3. Hand-off

    We pair with your engineers until they can ship the next change without us. Documentation is part of the deliverable, not an afterthought.

  4. Stay-on (optional)

    Light retainer for the next change-of-shape — the third client, a new region, a major migration. You call us when the existing team needs another set of hands; otherwise we step back.

Recent work

Things we've built and shipped.

All open source. The same code we maintain for clients runs at hypermemetic.ai. You can read it before you commission anything.

Multi-tenant deploy platform

Turn "spin up a client environment by hand" into one typed RPC call. DNS, hosting, secrets, build, deploy — all under one schema-driven CLI. Free-tier-first; hot-paths cost predictable money.

Multi-forge git management

For teams running across GitHub plus Codeberg or GitLab. Mirror state across forges, bulk operations under one workspace, dependency-graph publishing. Fewer fragile scripts, more typed primitives.

Typed RPC for distributed systems

Replace REST guesswork with schemas. Define methods once; get clients in two languages, JSON-RPC, streaming, and a generated CLI. Fixed contracts mean fewer integration bugs at the seams.

Get in touch

If your platform is starting to bend.

Tell us where it hurts. We respond within a business day; first call is 30 minutes, no commitment, no slides.