Someone built it fast. Now it has to keep working.
Voyageur Labs takes over the software you already have, keeps it running, and makes it talk to everything else. Support, maintenance, integrations, mobile, and new work when it's needed.
we'll carry it from here.
The systems you already have.
Most shops want to build you something new. We'd rather own the thing you've got: the integration nobody documented, the monolith that pays the bills, the app your VP vibe-coded over a long weekend. Yes, that one too.
Takeovers
We inherit the codebase nobody wants to own. Two weeks in, you get a written map of what's there, what's fragile, and what it costs to run.
Integrations
CRM, ERP, payments, the one vendor with the SOAP API. We make them talk, with monitoring, so you find out before your customers do.
Support
A real person answers within a business day. We fix the thing, then tell you what it was and why it won't happen quietly again.
Maintenance
Dependency upgrades, security patches, cert renewals, the database that's been "fine" for three years. The work that keeps the lights on.
Mobile
iOS and Android apps, shipped to the stores and kept there through every OS release. The backend they talk to, too.
New builds
Sometimes the right fix is a new service. We build it in the stack you already run, documented, with a handoff plan from day one.
Handoff. Portage. Running.
The voyageurs carried other people's freight across hard country and kept it moving. Same route, different cargo.
Handoff
We read the code, the infrastructure, the tickets and the Slack history. You get the map: what's there, what's fragile, what it costs.
Portage
The hard carry. Fix what's actively broken, add monitoring and backups, write down how it works, make deploys boring.
Running
A monthly retainer. Response within a business day, a status note every week, a standing hour to decide what's next.
What we're good at
Twenty years of enterprise backend work: Java and Spring Boot, AWS from the console to Terraform, relational databases that have to be right, and the identity and integration plumbing in between. Native mobile on both platforms.
We're honest about fit. If you need a fifty-person agency or a brand studio, we'll say so and point you at a good one.
The usual suspects
- Java
- Spring Boot
- AWS
- Terraform
- PostgreSQL
- SQL Server
- Node.js
- TypeScript
- React
- Swift
- Kotlin
- Docker
- GitHub Actions
- GitLab CI
- Okta
- Entra ID
- REST
- SOAP, regrettably