The Forge.
Integrations, checkouts, portals, apps, and the boring middle where money moves.
We use AI to build every day.
We also review every line, test on staging, and keep a rollback ready.
The first rule of production is you do not vibe-code production.
Eight kinds of work
Most of it is wiring systems together that were never meant to talk.
If your platform is not listed, ask. Most of what we know came from fixing things we did not build.
WordPress and WooCommerce
Custom plugins and themes, performance work, checkout and payment fixes, migrations between hosts, and hardening against the bots that register 400 fake accounts a night.
Shopify
Themes, custom apps, checkout extensions, cart transforms, loyalty and account migrations, and replacing paid apps with native features when native got good enough.
Magento and Adobe Commerce
Extensions, themes, checkout and payment integrations, ERP and PIM sync, and version upgrades that do not take a quarter. We also help stores decide whether they still need Magento.
HubSpot and Salesforce
HubSpot CMS modules, custom objects, and workflows. Salesforce Sales, Service, and Commerce Cloud: Apex, Lightning components, Flows, and the integrations that keep either CRM honest with your store, POS, ERP, or accounting system, so attribution reflects what actually sold.
"There's an app for that."
Mobile and desktop applications
iOS and Android apps, and native desktop apps for macOS and Windows. Native or cross-platform depending on what the app has to do, wired to the same back ends and CRMs as your site, and shipped through the app stores with the paperwork handled.
Enterprise cloud
AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud. Infrastructure as code, serverless and containers, CI/CD, SSO, and the audit trail that comes with them. We work inside your accounts, your policies, and the frameworks your IT team has already standardized on, not around them.
Portals, integrations, and internal tools
Customer and policyholder portals, quote and configurator tools, data pipelines between systems that were never meant to talk, and AI-enabled workflows with a human in the loop where a human belongs.
Headless, when it earns it
Next.js and Astro front ends on WordPress or Shopify for sites that need the speed. We will tell you when it does not, which is more often than the conference talks suggest.
How code gets to production here
Boring on purpose.
Excitement is for the demo, not the deploy.
Review
Every line, by a person.
AI writes a lot of our first drafts. A senior engineer reads all of it before it goes anywhere near your customers.
Staging
Tested where it cannot hurt.
A copy of production for every change. Checkout gets clicked through by a human before the change is promoted.
Rollback
Minutes, not a meeting.
Every deploy can be reversed. We practice it. The runbook has your site's name on it, not a template.
Questions about the Forge
Do you build mobile and desktop applications?
Yes. FusionPig builds iOS and Android apps and native desktop applications for macOS and Windows, native or cross-platform depending on what the app has to do. They connect to the same back ends, stores, and CRMs as the website, and we handle app store submission.
Do you work in enterprise cloud environments?
Yes. FusionPig builds and runs software inside client AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud accounts, using infrastructure as code, serverless and container platforms, CI/CD pipelines, and single sign-on, and works within the frameworks and policies the client's IT team has already standardized on.
Will you take over a codebase someone else built?
Most of the time, yes. Most of what we know came from fixing things we did not build. The audit tells both of us whether the code is worth keeping, and we will say so plainly if it is cheaper to replace than to repair.
Should we go headless?
Sometimes. A Next.js or Astro front end on WordPress or Shopify makes sense when the site needs speed the platform cannot give it and there is a team to maintain two systems. When that is not true, which is often, we will tell you and save you the second invoice.
Scope a build
Send the URL, the platform, and the thing that is broken, slow, or missing.
We will come back with questions, then a plan.