AI-driven Next.js, React & ecommerce development
Desarol designs and builds fast, modern web products — pairing senior Next.js and React engineering with applied AI to help teams ship more, sell more and move faster.
Trusted by clients big and small
What we do
Three things, done exceptionally well — and increasingly, all at once.
AI product development
We embed AI where it actually moves the needle — RAG search, copilots, agents, content generation and recommendations — wired into your product with Claude and the modern LLM stack.
Next.js & React engineering
Production-grade web apps built on Next.js, the App Router and TypeScript. Server components, edge rendering and a developer experience your team will actually enjoy.
Headless ecommerce
Composable storefronts on Shopify, commerce APIs and Next.js. Sub-second pages, higher conversion and a checkout that keeps up with your marketing.
How we work
A tight, senior team and a process built for momentum.
Discover
We map the product, the users and where AI and automation create real leverage — not novelty.
Design
Interface, architecture and data model designed together so the build is fast and the result feels inevitable.
Build
Typed, tested Next.js and React shipped in small increments you can see and steer every week.
Scale
Performance, observability and AI guardrails so the product holds up as traffic and scope grow.
From the blog
Notes from the team on the web platform.
How to use Drupal to optimize images on the fly
Image styles are a powerful tool in Drupal which allow users to define transformations and optimizations for images to use in the rendering pipeline. But how does this work when you're using Drupal as a headless CMS?
Enforcing migrations for persisted Redux state using Typescript
Your Redux state is constantly having properties added, removed or modified as the site grows and gains new features or old features are iterated on and improved upon. These changes are for the most part usually pretty harmless but if you forget to handle the persisted state you can run into some insidious bugs.
Serverless Typescript, Rust and Go running in one repo on Netlify
With Netlify's new support for serverless Rust and Go, and native Typescript (no need to precompile to JS) I wanted to see what it would take to get all 3 running at the same time for a single Netlify site.
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