Cooperate Service is a small, remote-first engineering team. We write the code, provision the infrastructure it runs on, and stay on after launch instead of handing you to a support queue.
Not a logo wall — the specific tools we reach for, by category.
We don't hand you off between departments. The person who scopes the work is usually the person building it.
Custom backends and internal tools in TypeScript, Python, or Go — typed, tested, and documented.
Web and mobile apps built with React and React Native, from first version to production.
Provisioning and managing servers on AWS, DigitalOcean, or GCP with monitoring in place before launch.
LLM-powered features wired into your existing product using OpenAI, Anthropic, or open-source models.
Interfaces designed in Figma and built by the same people who designed them.
CI/CD pipelines and infrastructure-as-code so a deploy is a git push, not a checklist.
Dependency audits, auth hardening, and configuration reviews before something goes wrong.
Architecture reviews and ongoing support for systems we didn't necessarily build.
Promo videos, product demos, and social content — edited, color graded, and delivered ready to publish.
Alongside client projects, we build and run our own software too.
Practice questions for AWS, GCP, and other cloud certifications, with AI explanations on every answer. Free to start, no account required.
The subscription billing and customer-management system behind our own hosting and domain reseller business — automated invoicing, subscriptions, and support in one portal.
Live Nepal Stock Exchange data, portfolio tracking with profit/loss alerts, and an AI assistant that answers investing questions in plain language.
You'll know what's happening at every stage, not just at the kickoff call and the invoice.
A call to understand what you're trying to solve and whether we're the right fit.
A written scope, and interface designs where relevant, agreed before billable work starts.
Short iterations with something to look at or click on every week, not just at the end.
Servers, monitoring, and backups set up as part of the build, not the night before launch.
Bugs and small changes after launch are covered under a support window.