Where we work
Concurrency, async pipelines, and distributed systems — the calm architectures behind real-world load.
About
Threadr is a small, focused engineering studio built around one idea.
Great systems shouldn’t blow up your weekend. They should be fast, predictable, and easy to extend.
How we show up
Equal parts engineering precision, developer empathy, and love for elegant abstractions.
North star
Ship systems that are fast, legible, and kind to the humans who maintain them.
How we think
Systems guided by core principles
Every engagement carries the same defaults that keep architecture clear and future changes non-scary.
Onion Architecture
Domains stay at the center, services orbit them, and adapters keep dependencies contained at the edge.
Parallel-First Design
If the work can run in parallel, it should. Tooling and abstractions make concurrency predictable, not terrifying.
Event-Driven Modularity
Redis, queues, and pub/sub backbones decouple teams so features snap together without drama.
Focus
What we love building
If your system has moving parts — or should — we’re probably interested.
We gravitate toward projects that involve:
- Async pipelines and dataflow systems
- High-throughput concurrency workflows
- Event-driven backbones
- Distributed or multi-service architecture
- Performance-critical subsystems
- Systems where “fast enough” is never fast enough
Snapshots
A few things we've built
A sampler of the systems powering Threadr clients and open-source experiments.
While the deep details live on the Explore Work page
- Open-source concurrency libraries (gliter, pipevine)
- A semantic clustering engine for trend detection across social platforms
- Self-contained auth platform with fine-grained permissions and secure token flows.
- Event-driven architectures using Redis and GCP Task Queues
- Performance tuning that dramatically reduced load times and query cost
Why we exist
Because too many teams fight the same fires
We help teams turn recurring pain points into systems they trust — and we try to make it fun along the way.
Common symptoms we’re asked to fix:
- Conway-shaped monoliths
- Fear of concurrency
- Sprawling pipelines that are one retry away from combustion
- Slow dashboards that shouldn’t be slow
- Fragile systems duct-taped to yesterday's deadlines
Ready to build?
Build with Threadr
Let’s architect something fast, reliable, and resilient enough to survive real-world load without weekend pages.