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🦀 Systems-level performance built with Rust

We build Rust systems for maximum performance and safety — WebAssembly modules, high-throughput APIs, CLI tools and performance-critical backend components.

Rust 2024Edition
Memory-safeNo GC
WebAssemblyBrowser & edge
What We Build

What we build with Rust

High-Performance APIs

Axum or Actix-web REST APIs — among the fastest HTTP servers available, outperforming Node.js and Go in raw throughput benchmarks.

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WebAssembly Modules

Compile Rust to WASM for browser-side computation, audio processing, image manipulation and game engines in the browser.

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Security-Critical Components

Memory safety without garbage collection — Rust eliminates entire classes of security vulnerabilities (buffer overflows, use-after-free).

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CLI Tools & DevOps Tooling

Fast, portable CLI tools distributed as single binaries — Rust produces the fastest and most reliable command-line tools.

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Game & Simulation Engines

Bevy game engine and custom simulation systems — Rust's performance and concurrency make it ideal for game backends and physics.

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Edge & Embedded Systems

Rust on Cloudflare Workers, edge runtimes and embedded devices — no runtime, tiny binary, maximum performance.

Deliverables

Every Rust project includes

Rust stable with Clippy and rustfmt
Axum or Actix-web for HTTP APIs
SQLx or Diesel for database access
Tokio async runtime
serde for serialisation
Integration and unit tests
Docker single-binary deployment
WebAssembly target if required
FAQ

Common questions

When is Rust the right choice?

When performance, memory safety or WebAssembly are hard requirements. Rust has a steeper learning curve than Go or Python — we recommend it when the performance benefit justifies it.

How does Rust compare to Go for performance?

Rust is generally faster and uses less memory than Go, with no garbage collection pauses. The trade-off is a significantly harder development experience.

Can you write a specific Rust module to speed up a Python or Node.js app?

Yes — we regularly write performance-critical Rust modules exposed via FFI or WASM to speed up Python and Node.js applications.

Is Rust mature enough for production?

Yes — Rust is used in production by Mozilla, Cloudflare, Discord, AWS (Firecracker, Lambda), Microsoft and many others.

Ready to build with Rust?

Maximum performance, memory safety and no garbage collector — Rust for when performance is non-negotiable.

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