Build the app.
Run the stack.
RackHoldings is a small studio with two habits: shipping our own software, and keeping the systems underneath it boring. No account managers, no layers — you talk to the people doing the work.
What we're building
01 / AppsOur own products, built in-house.
Thrifter
Photograph something in a thrift store and find out what it is, what it actually sells for, and what you would make on it.
DSH Remote
A native iPhone companion for DeepSeek Harness — keep an eye on a long-running AI agent from anywhere.
There are more of these coming. We build the tools we want and can't find, which is the only reliable test we've found.
What we're hired for
02 / ServicesClient work, when we have room for it. Four things we've done long enough to be boring about.
How a project runs
03 / ProcessThe same four steps every time, because they work.
Look
We read what you actually have — configs, topology, dependencies — including the parts nobody wrote down.
Plan
You get a design and a plan in writing before anything changes. If it's the wrong plan, that's the cheap moment to find out.
Change
Change windows, runbooks, rollback. Tested on the way in, documented on the way out.
Leave
Your team runs it, with the documentation to do it. We're around if it misbehaves.
Some of the work
04 / WorkClient names left off. The numbers are real.
Got something that needs building — or fixing?
Email is the best way to reach us. Tell us what you're working on, and we'll tell you honestly whether we're the right fit.