# Grayhat Tech Radar > Public Grayhat Tech Radar page rendered from build-time generated static assets. ## Page - [Tech Radar](https://grayhat.studio/tech-radar) - [Root LLM Context](https://grayhat.studio/llms.txt) - [Tech Radar Full LLM Context](https://grayhat.studio/tech-radar/llms-full.txt) - [Sitemap](https://grayhat.studio/sitemap.xml) ## Header ### Company Information - Company: Grayhat Developers PVT Ltd - Brand: Grayhat - Base URL: https://grayhat.studio - Tagline: We build cool stuff - Description: Grayhat develops technology solutions for clients around the world, ranging from startup apps to full-fledged existing systems. - Vision: We aim to make a significant impact in future tech, and build solutions which can be used by the people around us. - Established: 2022 - Service areas: Global ### Primary Navigation - [Home](https://grayhat.studio/) - [Careers](https://grayhat.studio/careers) - [Team](https://grayhat.studio/team) - [Projects](https://grayhat.studio/projects) - [Clients](https://grayhat.studio/clients) - [Research](https://grayhat.studio/research) - [Blog](https://grayhat.studio/blog) - [About](https://grayhat.studio/about) ### Social Links - [LinkedIn](https://www.linkedin.com/company/76504684) - [GitHub](https://github.com/grayhatdevelopers) - [Dribbble](https://dribbble.com/grayhatstudio) - [Discord](https://grayhat.studio/discord) - [Instagram](https://www.instagram.com/grayhatdevelopers) - [Facebook](https://www.facebook.com/grayhatdevelopers) ## Public Page Details - Renders a same-origin static Tech Radar generated at build time with @qiwi/tech-radar. - Technology Radar entries are authored in the typed radar catalogue and generated into package-rendered English and Simplified Chinese radar outputs. - Each entry includes a ring, quadrant, description, use cases, and grounded Grayhat project associations where available. ## Page Content - Purpose: An overview of the languages, frameworks, platforms, tools, and engineering practices we use across web applications, enterprise systems, artificial intelligence products, games, and cloud infrastructure. - Canonical page: https://grayhat.studio/tech-radar - Generated package output: https://grayhat.studio/generated/tech-radar/en/2026-07-23/index.html - Technology count: 58 - Rings: Adopt, Trial, Assess, Hold - Quadrants: Languages and Frameworks, Platforms and Infrastructure, Tools and Services, Techniques and Architecture - **React.js** (Adopt; Languages and Frameworks): Used for production web interfaces and interactive product experiences. - **Next.js** (Adopt; Languages and Frameworks): Used to build production websites, SaaS applications, and server-rendered platforms. - **Node.js** (Adopt; Languages and Frameworks): Used for server-side JavaScript services, build tooling, and integration layers. - **TypeScript** (Adopt; Languages and Frameworks): Used across strongly typed frontend, backend, worker, and tooling code. - **JavaScript** (Adopt; Languages and Frameworks): Used where the web platform or third-party packages require plain JavaScript. - **Python** (Trial; Languages and Frameworks): Used for AI, data, automation, and service prototypes where Python libraries are strongest. - **FastAPI** (Assess; Languages and Frameworks): Considered for Python API services when typed request handling and async support matter. - **Express.js** (Trial; Languages and Frameworks): Used selectively for Node HTTP services when a minimal server framework is enough. - **React Native** (Assess; Languages and Frameworks): Evaluated for cross-platform mobile applications when one codebase is preferred. - **Unity** (Trial; Languages and Frameworks): Used for game and interactive 3D work when a mature engine is a better fit than web rendering. - **Java** (Assess; Languages and Frameworks): Kept under evaluation for enterprise and Android contexts when project needs justify it. - **C#** (Trial; Languages and Frameworks): Used with Unity and game-facing systems where the engine ecosystem requires it. - **Three.js** (Trial; Languages and Frameworks): Used for web-based 3D scenes and interactive visual experiences. - **WebGL** (Trial; Languages and Frameworks): Used through higher-level rendering tools for graphics-heavy web experiences. - **Tailwind CSS** (Adopt; Languages and Frameworks): Used for fast, token-aware interface styling in public and product surfaces. - **Radix UI** (Adopt; Languages and Frameworks): Used as accessible primitives for tabs, dialogs, slots, and composable interface controls. - **AWS** (Trial; Platforms and Infrastructure): Used selectively for cloud infrastructure when project requirements call for AWS services. - **Vercel** (Trial; Platforms and Infrastructure): Used for Next.js application hosting where Vercel's workflow is the right operational fit. - **Cloudflare** (Adopt; Platforms and Infrastructure): Used for public web delivery, edge routing, Workers, Pages, and managed platform primitives. - **Cloudflare Workers** (Adopt; Platforms and Infrastructure): Used for edge runtime services, API surfaces, and OpenNext deployment targets. - **Cloudflare Pages** (Trial; Platforms and Infrastructure): Used where static or framework-backed public surfaces fit the Pages model. - **Docker** (Adopt; Platforms and Infrastructure): Used for local parity and services that are operated as containerized Node runtimes. - **Kubernetes** (Assess; Platforms and Infrastructure): Evaluated only when orchestration needs exceed simpler platform primitives. - **GitHub Actions** (Adopt; Platforms and Infrastructure): Used for CI, checks, and repeatable validation around repository changes. - **Linux** (Adopt; Platforms and Infrastructure): Used as the base operating environment for servers, containers, and deployment tooling. - **PostgreSQL** (Trial; Platforms and Infrastructure): Used or selected for relational product data when transactional integrity matters. - **MongoDB** (Assess; Platforms and Infrastructure): Considered for document-shaped product data when the project evidence is specific enough. - **Redis** (Trial; Platforms and Infrastructure): Used for queues, caching, and fast coordination in service runtimes. - **Amazon S3** (Trial; Platforms and Infrastructure): Used as an object-storage pattern and compatible target for public and private assets. - **MinIO** (Trial; Platforms and Infrastructure): Used for S3-compatible local and self-hosted object storage workflows. - **Firebase** (Assess; Platforms and Infrastructure): Evaluated for app prototypes when managed auth, realtime, or hosting features fit. - **Frappe** (Adopt; Tools and Services): Used as an operational source for ERP-backed content, jobs, clients, projects, and webhook flows. - **ERP systems** (Adopt; Tools and Services): Used for business workflow integrations and public content projection from operational systems. - **PlayroomKit** (Trial; Tools and Services): Used in the game portfolio for multiplayer and browser-native game experiences. - **OpenAI APIs** (Trial; Tools and Services): Used for AI-assisted products, agents, content workflows, and research prototypes. - **PyTorch** (Assess; Tools and Services): Evaluated for model work where deep learning experimentation is required. - **Transformers** (Assess; Tools and Services): Evaluated for language and vision model workflows when model-level control is needed. - **WebSockets** (Trial; Tools and Services): Used for realtime product and game interactions when persistent browser connections are needed. - **Socket.IO** (Trial; Tools and Services): Used selectively where Socket.IO's fallback and event model simplify realtime delivery. - **WebRTC** (Assess; Tools and Services): Evaluated for peer-to-peer media and low-latency collaborative experiences. - **Playwright** (Adopt; Tools and Services): Used for browser validation, screenshots, accessibility checks, and end-to-end confidence. - **GitHub** (Adopt; Tools and Services): Used for source control, pull requests, review workflows, and public repository surfaces. - **Figma** (Adopt; Tools and Services): Used for product design, handoff, design review, and interface iteration. - **Server-side rendering** (Adopt; Techniques and Architecture): Used for public pages and product surfaces that need crawlable, fast initial content. - **Static-site generation** (Adopt; Techniques and Architecture): Used for stable public content, discovery files, and pages that benefit from build-time output. - **Incremental static regeneration** (Trial; Techniques and Architecture): Used selectively when static pages need periodic refresh without full redeploys. - **Microservices** (Trial; Techniques and Architecture): Used when service boundaries map cleanly to independently operated product capabilities. - **REST APIs** (Adopt; Techniques and Architecture): Used for public and internal service contracts that need predictable HTTP semantics. - **Event-driven architecture** (Trial; Techniques and Architecture): Used for webhook ingestion, queue-backed sync, fanout, and revalidation workflows. - **Serverless architecture** (Adopt; Techniques and Architecture): Used where managed edge or serverless primitives reduce operational overhead. - **Real-time multiplayer** (Trial; Techniques and Architecture): Used in game and collaboration contexts where shared live state is central. - **AI agents** (Trial; Techniques and Architecture): Used in research and product workflows where autonomous assistance can improve delivery. - **Retrieval-augmented generation** (Assess; Techniques and Architecture): Evaluated for AI products that need grounded answers over project or domain content. - **Computer vision** (Assess; Techniques and Architecture): Evaluated for visual understanding, media analysis, and prototype intelligence features. - **Responsive web design** (Adopt; Techniques and Architecture): Used across public and product work to support desktop, tablet, and mobile layouts. - **CI/CD** (Adopt; Techniques and Architecture): Used to keep linting, type checking, tests, and deployments repeatable. - **Containerization** (Adopt; Techniques and Architecture): Used for services where packaged runtime parity matters across local and production environments. - **ERP integration** (Adopt; Techniques and Architecture): Used to connect operational business systems with public content and internal workflows. ## Related Public Pages - [Home](https://grayhat.studio/) - [About](https://grayhat.studio/about) - [Privacy Policy](https://grayhat.studio/privacy-policy) - [Terms and Conditions](https://grayhat.studio/terms-and-conditions) - [Careers](https://grayhat.studio/careers) - [Team](https://grayhat.studio/team) - [Projects](https://grayhat.studio/projects) - [Clients](https://grayhat.studio/clients) - [Blog](https://grayhat.studio/blog) - [Research](https://grayhat.studio/research) - [Sitemap](https://grayhat.studio/sitemap) ## Current Snapshot - 58 technology entrys across four rings and four quadrants. ## Footer ### Contact - [info@grayhat.studio](mailto:info@grayhat.studio?subject=[grayhat.com.pk]) - [24, Street 3, Sector F DHA-2, Islamabad, Pakistan](https://maps.app.goo.gl/8gk8pTmDQxRaRPn49) ### Important Pages - [Home](https://grayhat.studio/) - [Careers](https://grayhat.studio/careers) - [Team](https://grayhat.studio/team) - [Projects](https://grayhat.studio/projects) - [Clients](https://grayhat.studio/clients) - [Research](https://grayhat.studio/research) - [Blog](https://grayhat.studio/blog) - [About](https://grayhat.studio/about) ### Legal Links - [Privacy Policy](https://grayhat.studio/privacy-policy) - [Terms and Conditions](https://grayhat.studio/terms-and-conditions) - [Sitemap](https://grayhat.studio/sitemap) ### Third-party Platforms - [Clutch](https://clutch.co/profile/grayhat) - [Upwork](https://www.upwork.com/agencies/1539292796322222080/) - [Glassdoor](https://www.glassdoor.com/Location/All-Grayhat-Developers-Islamabad-IS-Office-Locations-EI_IE8570949.4,22_IL.23,35_IC3139539.htm) ### Social Media - [Instagram](https://www.instagram.com/grayhatdevelopers) - [Facebook](https://www.facebook.com/grayhatdevelopers) ### Footer Metadata - Tagline alt: We make 💻, ☕, and 🦄s - Made in: Pakistan - Copyright marker: Established in 2022 - [Legacy](https://grayhat.studio/who)