Our stack
What we build with.
We know this stack because our own products run on it, not because a vendor pitched us. It’s the same stack we bring to development and production work for clients in Canada.
The stack
What’s already in production.
Every vendor below is one we run today, on our own products — not a wishlist, and not something we picked because it sounded good in a pitch deck. It’s the same stack behind the client development and production work we take on.
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Vercel
Hosting, previews, and the redirect and header rules for every page on this site.
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Supabase
The database and reader accounts behind the newsroom, the live map, and supporter status.
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PostgreSQL
The database itself, with row-level security deciding who can read what.
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Cloudflare
DNS for tnaado.ca and the bot check in front of account sign-in.
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GitHub
Where the code lives, and where the scheduled jobs regenerate articles, the sitemap, and the live map’s data.
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Stripe
Supporter subscriptions and the billing portal behind /account.
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Google Analytics
Traffic measurement, gated behind visitor consent before it loads.
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Google Fonts
Fraunces, IBM Plex Sans and JetBrains Mono — the typefaces on every page.
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City of Toronto Open Data
Road closures, TTC alerts and neighbourhood boundaries behind the live map, under the Open Government Licence – Toronto.
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Leaflet
The mapping library drawing the neighbourhood boundary maps.
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Meta
An ad-measurement pixel for our own marketing campaigns, gated behind the same visitor consent as Analytics.
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jsDelivr
The CDN serving the Supabase client library behind on-page search.
Partnerships
Partner badges: coming soon.
We’re pursuing partner status with some of the vendors above, starting with Vercel, Supabase and Stripe. Once a partnership is actually approved, its badge lands here, linked to the vendor’s own page so it can be checked. Nothing below is a badge yet — it’s a placeholder for what’s pending.
Want to talk partnership from the other side? Reach out.
Want this stack behind your next build?
This is what we run our own products on, and it’s what we bring to development and production work for clients — in Canada or wherever the build takes us. Tell us what you’re making.
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