When we optimize frontend builds, we usually ask:
"How can we make this build faster?"
Ionify started from a different question:
"Why are we repeating work we've already verified?"
Modern frontend tooling already caches a lot.
But caching task outputs is different from understanding production work itself.
Ionify is experimenting with a build architecture where verified work becomes reusable authority instead of something that must be recreated every build.
I'm looking for engineers managing large React, Next.js, or Vite projects who are willing to pressure-test this idea.
What part of your build pipeline feels unnecessarily repetitive?
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