We create a GraphQL schema with types, relationships, query, mutation, and subscription, as needed.
We consider real business scenarios, user models, integrations, roles, and accesses to make the API user-friendly for the frontend and partners.
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GraphQL is suitable for products with a large number of connections and clients (web, mobile applications, integration services). We use GraphQL as a single data access layer: we combine databases, microservices, third-party APIs and internal systems into a single schema. This reduces the number of queries, simplifies the development of client applications and improves data manageability.
We create a GraphQL schema with types, relationships, query, mutation, and subscription, as needed.
We consider real business scenarios, user models, integrations, roles, and accesses to make the API user-friendly for the frontend and partners.
We integrate data from different sources: databases, microservices, third-party APIs, CRM, eCommerce platforms, internal modules.
It doesn’t matter where the data is stored – it works with a single, consistent GraphQL schema.
We implement DataLoader approaches, batching, caching, and optimal database queries to avoid N+1 problems and excessive load.
We configure query depth limits, complexity, timeouts, and logging to control performance.
We create a GraphQL-API that is convenient to use in React/Next.js, mobile (iOS/Android), admin panels and third-party integrations.
We reduce the number of requests, optimize data transfer, simplify the work of the frontend team and partners.
We configure authentication and authorization, control access to fields and operations,
implement audit-trail and query logging.
We implement an approach to logic versioning through a schema, control changes,
configure monitoring and analytics of API usage.
GraphQL is a modern API technology that allows applications to request exactly the data they need from a server. Unlike traditional REST APIs, where multiple requests are often required to retrieve related information, GraphQL enables clients to fetch all necessary data through a single query. This approach improves efficiency, reduces unnecessary data transfer, and provides greater flexibility for developers.
One of the key advantages of GraphQL is its strongly typed schema, which clearly defines available data structures and relationships. This makes API development more predictable, easier to maintain, and better suited for complex digital products that rely on multiple data sources and integrations.
At SAME TE STUDIO, we use GraphQL to build scalable APIs, connect multiple services, and create efficient data architectures for web applications, business platforms, SaaS products, and custom software solutions. By reducing the number of requests required between frontend and backend systems, GraphQL helps improve performance and user experience.
Whether developing a customer portal, marketplace, mobile application, CRM integration, or enterprise platform, GraphQL provides a flexible foundation for building modern digital products that can evolve alongside business requirements. GraphQL is particularly valuable when applications need to aggregate data from multiple systems through a unified API layer.
We’ve gathered answers to the most common questions from our clients — from timelines and pricing to development specifics for different business niches.
In REST, each endpoint returns a fixed set of data. In GraphQL, the client determines which fields and relationships it needs,
in a single request.
This reduces the number of requests, reduces overhead, and provides more flexible and predictable access to data.
Yes. We often add GraphQL as an additional layer on top of existing REST APIs, databases, microservices, or monoliths.
This allows for more convenient data access without completely rewriting the backend.
Yes, this is one of the best options. Mobile applications are often limited by traffic and network speed,
and GraphQL allows you to retrieve only the necessary data in a single request.
This reduces the load on the network and makes the application more responsive for the user.
Like any powerful tool, GraphQL requires proper configuration: query depth limits,
complexity control, caching, smart database management, and access control.
We take this into account when designing our API to be stable, secure, and manageable.
Yes. We support the schema, add new types and fields, optimize resolvers, extend integrations,
analyze logging and API usage.
We help frontend and mobile teams effectively use GraphQL in their products.
Typically, our feedback goes like this:
We create digital solutions of varying complexity – from websites and platforms to custom modules, integrations, and AI functionality – using a modern technology stack tailored to the client's needs.
Since 2010, we have implemented over 1,200 websites and digital solutions for businesses from Ukraine, Europe, the USA, and Canada.
Clients return to us with new projects and advise others - this is the best confirmation of the quality of our work.