Six services, three ways to work with us, and one technology stack we know deeply enough to be honest about its limits.
Business systems built around your process instead of the other way round — internal tools, dashboards, portals and automation that replace the spreadsheet nobody fully trusts any more.
Customer-facing products — SaaS, marketplaces, booking and membership platforms — built on React, Next.js and TypeScript with a backend that stays boring under load.
Marketing sites, landing pages and online stores that load fast, rank well, and can be edited by your own team instead of a developer on retainer.
An independent read on a system you already own: what the code does, what it costs to keep running, and whether it is cheaper to continue or rebuild. You get the assessment in writing either way.
Research, user flows, wireframes and a design system in Higgsfield. Every screen we draw is a screen we know how to build — no handoff theatre.
CI/CD, infrastructure as code, monitoring, backups and a support agreement. The unglamorous part that decides whether software survives its second year.
Scope you can describe precisely should be fixed-price. Scope that will change should not be.
For work that can be specified up front: a website, a defined module, a migration. You approve a written scope and a price per stage, and that price does not move unless the scope does.
Best for: websites, MVPs, defined modules
One to five people working only on your product, in your sprint rhythm and your tools, billed monthly. You set priorities; we bring the process and take responsibility for delivery.
Best for: evolving products, long roadmaps
A monthly agreement covering updates, monitoring, backups, security patches and a bank of development hours for small changes, with response times written into the contract.
Best for: live systems, post-launch care
We choose tools your next developer will recognise. Novelty belongs in the product, not the infrastructure.
Domain knowledge shortens discovery. These are the sectors whose vocabulary we already speak.
Dispatch, fleet, warehouse and last-mile tracking.
Ordering portals, ERP integration, contract pricing.
Booking, memberships, scheduling and patient records.
Client portals, document workflow, time and billing.
Storefronts, stock sync, checkout and fulfilment.
Listings, project tracking, site reporting and handover.
Send a couple of paragraphs about the problem. You get an honest answer within one working day — including when the honest answer is that you do not need custom software for this.