What we build on .NET
Modern .NET, the cross-platform successor to .NET Framework, runs on Windows, Linux and containers. We build ASP.NET Core Web APIs, internal line-of-business systems, customer portals, background processing with worker services, and desktop tools in WPF or WinForms where users still need them. Blazor lets teams build interactive web interfaces in C# when sharing code between server and client matters more than a JavaScript-first approach.
Integration is a frequent driver. Organizations that run Active Directory or Entra ID, SQL Server, SharePoint, Dynamics 365 or Power Platform often find .NET the lowest-friction way to extend them. Identity, single sign-on and role models carry over with little glue code. We also build services that call Azure OpenAI or other model APIs, keeping prompts, retrieval and audit logging in typed, testable C#.