Yes. Putti is a full-stack software company in Auckland, and one team covers everything a product needs: UX and UI design, mobile and web apps, back-ends, AI agents, integrations, QA and cloud deployment. You get a single accountable partner from first sketch to production, not several agencies to referee.
What does a full-stack team actually cover?
Design comes first, and it's part of the build rather than something added afterwards. On the mobile side we use React Native and Flutter for iOS and Android. On the web, React and Vue front-ends sit on Node.js and Laravel back-ends.
Around those sit the pieces that decide whether the product works in the real world: AI agents and automation, integrations and ERP connections, QA, security, and deployment on AWS, GCP or Azure.
Why does one team matter?
Because the gaps between agencies are where projects go wrong. When design, engineering and delivery sit together, there's no finger-pointing and nothing lost in a handover. You've got one partner to call, and it's a big part of how we've kept a zero-failure record across 100+ projects since 2010.
It's also what we mean when we call Putti an app development company: the app, the back end and the integrations from one team. If you'd like to see how that plays out on an app, mobile app development in New Zealand covers it, and web applications covers the platforms behind it.
What if you only need part of the stack?
That's fine. Plenty of clients bring us a back end that needs a mobile app, or a prototype that needs engineering behind it. Being able to cover the whole stack doesn't mean you have to buy all of it.
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Last updated: November 2, 2026
Frequently asked questions
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What does full-stack mean for a software development company?
It means one team covers every layer of the product: design, mobile and web front-ends, back-end, integrations, AI, testing and cloud deployment. You don't hire a design agency, a build agency and a hosting contractor and then referee between them. Putti runs all of it under one accountable team, from first sketch to production.
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Which technologies does Putti build with?
React Native and Flutter for iOS and Android apps, React and Vue for web front-ends, and Node.js and Laravel for back-ends. We deploy to AWS, GCP or Azure. We choose per project rather than by habit, so you hear why a stack suits your build, and what it costs you to change your mind later.
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Does Putti design the product as well as build it?
Yes. UX and UI design are part of the build, not bolted on afterwards. Designers and engineers work on the same project from the start, which catches problems while they're still cheap, like a screen that looks good but needs data the back end can't supply. It also means nothing gets lost between a design handover and the build.
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Can Putti add AI to what we're building?
Yes. We build AI agents, automation and AI-integrated features as part of the same project, using the same team that builds the rest. That matters because an agent is only useful when it's wired into your systems properly, and the people who built those systems are the ones best placed to connect it.
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Why does using one team matter?
Because problems don't fall between agencies. When design, engineering and delivery sit together, there's no finger-pointing and no knowledge lost in handovers. It's a big part of how we've delivered 100+ projects since 2010 without a failure. One team owns the result, so one team answers for it.
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Does Putti outsource any of the stack?
No. Every person on a project is a Putti employee, the work is never outsourced or subcontracted, and the senior engineers leading it are based in Auckland. If a project needs a specialist skill, the specialist is on our team, not a contractor we've borrowed for the week.