Haliviq
Industry / Technology & Hi-Tech

Technology &
Hi-Tech

Engineering help for startups and tech companies: MVPs, SaaS platforms, APIs, cloud setup, and code reviews that get you ready for investors.

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We work with startups and technology companies that need to build quickly without creating a mess for later. That can mean a first MVP, a SaaS platform that needs billing and multi-tenant access, an API opened to partners, or a code and architecture review before a funding round. Our engineers join your team in your repository and sprint rhythm, and we leave behind documentation and handover notes so you are never dependent on us. We keep Thai-market details in mind where they matter, such as PDPA, baht billing, tax invoices, and where customer data is hosted.

Challenges

Key Challenges

Four pressures founders and engineering leads describe to us most often, and what usually sits behind them.

Speed-to-Market Pressure

A founder with a demo date, a pilot customer waiting, or a funding round to close has a few months to prove that people want the product. The risk is not shipping slowly, it is shipping something that has to be thrown away right after the first customers arrive. We help you decide the smallest version worth testing, pick a stack your next hires already know, and keep the parts that will survive, such as authentication, data model, and deployment, built properly from week one.

Scaling Engineering Teams

Hiring good engineers in Bangkok takes months, and the first five or six people often write code in five different styles. Shortcuts taken when the team was two people turn into a codebase that only the founders understand. We help set up code review habits, coding conventions, test coverage where it matters, and written documentation, so a new developer can ship something useful in their first week instead of their first quarter.

Infrastructure Cost & Complexity

Early infrastructure choices are made in an afternoon and paid for for years. A cloud bill that was a few thousand baht at launch can grow faster than revenue, and a setup that nobody has documented becomes a risk the day the one person who built it leaves. We review what you run today, show where money goes, and propose changes in small, reversible steps, including where data should be hosted when Thai customers or PDPA are a factor.

Technical Due-Diligence Readiness

Before a funding round or an acquisition, investors and buyers send engineers to ask how the product is built, who owns the code, where the customer data lives, and what happens when something breaks. Teams that have been busy shipping often cannot answer quickly. We run the same questions ahead of time, in a friendly way, and give you a short list of gaps ordered by how much they matter, so you can fix the important ones before the call.

Industry at a Glance

$1.3T

Global SaaS Market Size by 2030

Grand View Research SaaS Market Report, 2024

Industry at a Glance

67%

Startups Citing Engineering Capacity as Top Bottleneck

CB Insights Startup Failure Report, 2024

Industry at a Glance

40%

Faster Time-to-Market with Experienced Dev Partners

Deloitte Tech Trends Study, 2024

Capabilities

Our Capabilities

The engineering work we take on for tech teams, and what you hold at the end of each one.

MVP Development

A first working version of your product built in a few focused sprints, with real users in mind. We start with a short workshop to cut the idea down to the one journey that proves the value, then design, build, and launch it with analytics so you can see what people do. You own the code from day one, and it is structured so that the second version builds on the first instead of replacing it.

Forward-Deployed Engineering Teams

Engineers and a designer who join your team's stand-ups, work in your repository and your ticket board, and ship against your roadmap. Good when you need extra hands for three to six months without a hiring cycle, or when you need a specific skill such as mobile, data, or DevOps. We agree on a working rhythm up front and write down what we build so your own team can take it over.

SaaS Platform Builds

The parts every SaaS product needs and nobody enjoys building twice: multi-tenant data separation, sign-up and role-based access, subscription billing, usage tracking, an admin console, and email notifications. We build them so you can add billing in baht or US dollars, invoicing with Thai tax details where needed, and later single sign-on for larger customers.

API & Infrastructure Design

Clear, versioned APIs, a sensible service layout, and cloud infrastructure described in code with Terraform, so environments can be rebuilt and reviewed. We include logging, alerts, backups, and a cost view from the start. It suits teams opening an API to partners, splitting a growing app into services, or tidying infrastructure that grew by accident.

Technical Due-Diligence Audits

An independent review of your code, architecture, security practices, and team processes, written for the people who will read it: founders, investors, or an acquirer's engineers. You get a plain-language report with findings sorted by severity, what each would cost to fix, and a suggested order. We review and report; we do not offer to certify a result to any third party.

DevOps & Scaling Support

Automated builds and deployments with CI/CD, infrastructure as code, monitoring, on-call basics, and load testing before a big launch. We set it up with your team and write a short runbook for the incidents you are most likely to see, so a failed deploy at 11 pm is a ten-minute fix, not a crisis. Works with AWS and other major clouds.

Tech Stack

Technologies We Use

Tools we reach for because they are widely used, well documented, and easy to hire for in Thailand.

ReactNext.jsNode.jsTypeScriptPostgreSQLKubernetesAWSGraphQLRedisTerraformCI/CDMicroservicesDockerNestJSFastifyHono

Use Cases

Use Cases

Three typical engagements, described by what we do, how long it takes, and what the team has afterwards.

01

Funded Startup MVP Build

A seed-to-Series-A startup needs a production-ready product to show customers and investors. We handle technical architecture, cloud setup, and the build itself, working in short sprints with demos every week or two, and reach a production-ready launch in under 12 weeks. The founders end the project with a codebase, documentation, and a deployment they can hand to their first hires.

02

SaaS Platform Re-Architecture

A monolithic SaaS product that has become slow to change is migrated, piece by piece, to a scalable microservices architecture while customers keep using it. We pick the parts that hurt most first, run old and new side by side, and measure the result. The project cuts infrastructure cost while improving reliability and how often the team can deploy.

03

Technical Due-Diligence Engagement

An independent codebase, security, and architecture audit ahead of a Series B raise. We interview the engineers, read the code, and check how the system is hosted and backed up, then deliver a remediation roadmap that satisfied investor requirements. Founders can walk into the investor technical session knowing the answers.

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