Services
Most engagements start with one product or one problem: a platform to build, an app to launch, a system that has outgrown itself. The same team handles whatever it needs to reach real users, from the interface to the infrastructure.
01 · Web platforms and SaaS
Web platforms and SaaS
Most of what we build is web software that a business runs on: a SaaS product, a marketplace, a booking system, an internal tool that replaced three spreadsheets. We care about the parts users see and the parts they never will, like permissions, billing, audit logs and a database that still performs in year three.
Product builds
From a Figma file or a rough brief to a launched product, in two-week sprints with a demo at the end of each.
Typical stack
Next.js on TypeScript, a Node or Python API, PostgreSQL, Redis and Stripe, adjusted to what your team already runs.
Built in from day one
Multi-tenant data, role-based access, billing and audit trails, because retrofitting them costs several times more.
Integrations
Payments, CRMs, ERPs, identity providers and the odd legacy SOAP service, wired up with retries and proper error handling.
Performance
Server rendering, caching and a CDN in front, so pages stay fast on a mid-range phone and a busy launch day.
Admin and reporting
The back office your operations team actually uses: search, bulk actions, exports and dashboards.
02 · Mobile apps
Mobile apps
Cross-platform where it saves you money, native where the product demands it. We handle the whole journey: design handoff, offline behaviour, push notifications, payments, store review and the release process after launch.
Cross-platform and native
React Native or Flutter for one shared codebase, Swift and Kotlin when performance or platform features call for it.
Offline and sync
Apps that keep working on a train or a building site, and sync cleanly when the signal comes back.
Release management
Signing, TestFlight and Play tracks, staged rollouts and crash reporting, all wired up before launch.
03 · AI and automation
AI and automation
AI is useful for some jobs and a costly distraction for others. We start with the workflow and the number that would prove it worked, and we will say so when a rule, a form or a report would do the job better. When AI is the right tool, we build it with the same testing, logging and cost controls as the rest of the product.
Assistants in your product
Search and chat features that answer from your own data, with sources shown and a clear reply when the data doesn't say.
Document processing
Extraction and classification for contracts, invoices and forms, with a review step for anything uncertain.
Workflow automation
Repetitive back-office steps handled by automation or an agent, with a person approving anything expensive to get wrong.
Measured quality
A test set of real examples agreed before the build and scored on every change, so quality can't slip quietly.
Cost you can forecast
Caching, smaller models for simple requests and budgets per feature, so running cost is known before launch.
Data boundaries
Clear rules on what leaves your systems, providers that don't train on your data and self-hosted options where policy requires it.
04 · Cloud and DevOps
Cloud and DevOps
Infrastructure described in code, pipelines that test every change before it reaches production, and dashboards that tell you something is wrong before your customers do. We also tidy up cloud bills that have grown faster than the business.
Platform engineering
Terraform-managed environments on AWS, Azure or GCP, with secrets, networking and access set up properly the first time.
CI/CD
Pipelines that run unit and end-to-end tests on every change, with canary releases and automatic rollback.
Observability and cost
Logs, traces and alerts in one place, and a cloud bill broken down by service so savings are easy to find.
05 · Modernisation and replatforming
Modernisation and replatforming
Old systems usually still hold the business logic nobody has written down. We map what the system really does, put a clean API in front of it, then move it piece by piece, running old and new side by side until the numbers match.
Discovery and mapping
Code, data and workflows documented, so the rebuild keeps the rules the business depends on.
Incremental migration
New services grow around the old system until it can be switched off, with no weekend of planned downtime.
Data migration
Scripted, repeatable and reconciled, with rehearsals on real data before the final cut-over.
06 · QA and test automation
QA and test automation
Manual regression testing is where release speed goes to die. We build automated suites around the flows that cost you money when they break, run them on every change, and load test before the traffic arrives rather than after.
End-to-end coverage
Playwright and Appium tests on sign-up, checkout and the other flows that matter, run on every pull request.
Load and performance
k6 load tests at realistic volume before launches and campaigns, with the results in plain language.
Security basics
Dependency scanning, access reviews and the OWASP top ten checked before release, not after an incident.
Engagement models
Three ways to work with us
Fixed-scope project
A defined product or feature set delivered on a fixed scope and price. Best for a first release or a clear piece of work.
Dedicated team
A named squad working only on your product, billed monthly. Best for a roadmap that evolves as you learn.
Support and improvement
Maintenance, updates, monitoring and the next set of features for software already in production.
Capabilities
The tools behind each service
We pick tools for the job and your team, not for our CV.
Interfaces that load fast, work on any screen and are easy for your team to extend.
- ReactComponent model for anything interactive
- Next.jsServer rendering, streaming and edge delivery
- TypeScriptTypes across the whole codebase, end to end
- VueWhen your team already runs it
- Tailwind CSSDesign tokens as utilities
- StorybookComponents built and reviewed in isolation
Next step
Not sure what you need yet?
Describe the problem in a sentence or two. We'll tell you the approach we'd take, roughly how long it would take and what it would cost.