Compliance requirements depend on your jurisdiction, industry, and project scope. We design with your legal and security teams to meet the obligations you identify; we do not claim certifications or legal guarantees.
Need a website? That world is WorldOnOrbit.
The planet turning behind the engine is WorldOnOrbit, the web development company that shares our orbit. We build the systems that run the work; WorldOnOrbit builds websites and web products.
Illustration: a clockwork moon circled by metal orbital rings with geared pinions and rail carriages, with a planet turning in the distance. As the page scrolls, a broken ring rebuilds itself, green lightning strikes the moon, and the moon opens on a glowing core.
Close to your stakeholders. Careful with your systems.
We work alongside your process owners, IT, and security teams, and we integrate with the tools you already run instead of replacing them by default.
Discovery and scope
We map the workflow as it really runs today, then agree on what to build first.
Stakeholder interviews
Process and data mapping
Prioritized scope and estimate
With Process owners, Department heads
Architecture and security review
We design around your existing systems, identity model, and data-handling rules.
System and integration design
Access model and data classification
Review with your IT and security teams
With IT, Security, Data owners
Iterative build and integration
We ship in short cycles you can see and test, connected to real systems early.
Regular working demos
Integration with existing tools
Testing with real users
With End users, Process owners, IT
Rollout and support
We plan the launch with your teams and stay on to keep the system healthy.
Phased rollout and training
Monitoring and fixes
Roadmap for the next iteration
With All teams involved, Support owners
A deliberate stack, chosen for longevity.
The same technologies that float on the engine above. Each ring is one layer of the systems we build: select a technology to see where it works.
This website itself runs on Next.js and React and Three.js, with a static image fallback for the 3D scene.
What this work looks like in practice.
Start with a product our team built, live today. The examples after it are illustrative: they show how we approach common workflows, not results from named clients.
Onboarding depends on HR, IT, facilities, and the hiring manager each completing their part, tracked across email and spreadsheets. Steps are missed and nobody has a single view of a new starter's status.
Approach
Map the onboarding sequence with each department and agree ownership of every step
Outcome
Each department works in the tool it already uses, HR sees one status per starter, and personal data stays visible only to the people who need it.
Legal receives requests through email, chat, and hallway conversations. Requests arrive without context, are hard to prioritize, and the business cannot see what is in progress.
Approach
Design an intake form with request types that capture the right information up front
Outcome
Legal starts each request with the information it needs, the business can check status on its own, and the team has a clear picture of demand.
Systems to integrate and the quality of their APIs
Data migration from existing tools
Security, audit, and data-residency requirements
Web only, or web plus iOS and Android
Expected support level after launch
Tell us about the workflow you want to fix.
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