14 years (since 2012) of depth in Shopify and Magento 2. 120+ DTC brands shipped from your timezone — senior engineers only, no handoff chains.
We picked two platforms and went deep instead of spreading thin across twelve. The result is engineering that knows the edge cases before you hit them.
Theme work, Hydrogen storefronts, Plus migrations, and the apps that fill the gaps your stack leaves open.
Adobe Commerce in production. Hyva front-ends, B2B logic, ERP plumbing, and the boring infrastructure that keeps it fast.
Magento 2 with an in-browser design configurator that previews artwork across silk twill, cashmere, modal, and organic cotton in real time, a 9-currency international storefront with country-aware tax and shipping, a 3-day made-to-order production workflow piped to the print floor, and a B2B portal serving boutique buyers, designers, and aviation clients alongside the DTC catalog. From initial build through six years of continuous engineering.
B2B quick-commerce platform powering kirana restocks across 9 micro-warehouses. Custom differential pricing engine (40+ customer groups against a 12K-SKU catalog), 30-second push-sync multi-warehouse inventory, and an API gateway driving the Android retailer and rider apps end-to-end — order to COD reconciliation to in-app returns.
WooCommerce build with pincode-based serviceability resolving each order to the nearest of 5+ city kitchens, an occasion-driven seasonal catalog (Diwali, Valentine's, Lohri) with automated swap-in/swap-out windows, a gift hamper builder, and a separate corporate ordering portal for repeat B2B accounts. Eggless flags, slot-based delivery windows, and live tracking from store to doorstep.
40K SKUs, subscription engine, Klaviyo flows, and a Hydrogen storefront delivering sub-200ms TTI. Completed in six weeks with zero revenue downtime during cutover.
Hyva rebuild on Adobe Commerce Cloud. Page weight down 70%, mobile conversion up 3.2x, full-page cache with Varnish tuning across a 12-locale, 6-currency setup.
We audit your current stack, map your business logic, and identify what is actually costing you revenue versus what just feels broken.
Data models, integration map, infrastructure plan. We define the system before touching code so there are no surprises at launch.
Two-week sprints with deployable increments. You review working code, not slide decks. Senior engineers only, no handoff chains.
Cutover plan with rollback steps. We handle DNS, CDN config, cache warming, and post-launch monitoring so launch day is quiet.
Ongoing retainer for performance, security patches, feature work, and the things that always come up after launch. We stay as long as you need.
“You should talk to the person building your store, not someone managing the person building your store.”
Codifier started because I spent a decade watching agencies sell senior talent and staff with juniors. The client pays for experience, then gets a project manager relaying questions to a developer who has never spoken to the business.
We work differently. Every engineer here has 8+ years of ecommerce depth. No junior pass-throughs, no account managers as middlemen. When you message us, an engineer answers. When you review a sprint, the person who wrote the code walks you through it.
“Senior engineering only lands if the work around it runs cleanly — scope, people, paperwork, follow-through.”
12+ years running operations across services firms. I worked alongside Arun at Codifier in its early years and am now back as a cofounder to own the operating system around the engineering.
That means client onboarding, sprint cadence, the contracts and NDAs nobody enjoys, and the standards that keep a senior-only team senior. You won't message a generic ops inbox — you'll message me directly.
Still curious? The fastest answer is a 30-minute discovery call — same person you would work with.
Book a callThree models, switchable mid-engagement if the work shape changes:
30-minute call with a senior engineer. No sales deck, no discovery fee. Just a clear-eyed look at your stack and what we would do differently.
