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Built for the problem, not the brief.

Nine services covering everything from a company website to the systems your team works in every day. Each one starts with your business problem — and ends with something that works.

Build

Products your customers use

Websites & Web Development

Fast, clear websites built to turn visitors into enquiries.

The problem

Your website doesn't explain clearly what you do, is slow on phones or brings in few enquiries.

What we build

  • Company and brand websites
  • Landing pages for campaigns and launches
  • Multilingual websites
  • Content you can edit yourself
  • Technical SEO and fast loading

How it helps

Visitors understand your offer quickly and always see an obvious way to contact you.

Next step

Send us your current website (if you have one) and what you want visitors to do.

Typical technology · Next.js · TypeScript · Tailwind CSS · Headless CMS

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Mobile Apps & PWA

Apps your customers and staff can install on any phone.

The problem

Customers or staff need your service on their phones, but a full app-store app feels like too big a step.

What we build

  • Installable web apps (PWA) for iPhone and Android
  • Customer apps for booking, ordering and accounts
  • Staff apps for schedules, tasks and checklists
  • Offline-ready screens and notifications where supported
  • Native apps, planned with you when they are really needed

How it helps

Your service is one tap away on any phone, built from one codebase that is quicker to update.

Next step

Tell us who will use the app and the three things they must be able to do in it.

Typical technology · PWA · React · TypeScript · Web Push

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E-commerce Solutions

Online stores that look like your brand and run without manual steps.

The problem

A template store looks like everyone else's, or orders, stock and invoices are handled by hand.

What we build

  • Online stores and product catalogues
  • Checkout, card payments and subscriptions
  • Order and stock management
  • Connections to delivery and accounting
  • Product configurators and B2B ordering

How it helps

A store that reflects your brand, with orders reaching the right place automatically.

Next step

Tell us what you sell, roughly how many products, and how orders are handled today.

Typical technology · Next.js · Stripe · Shopify · PostgreSQL

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Systems

Tools your team runs on

CRM & Business Management Systems

One system for clients, orders, staff and documents — shaped around how you work.

The problem

Clients, orders, staff and payments live in spreadsheets, chats and someone's memory.

What we build

  • Client and lead management
  • Orders, jobs or projects with clear statuses
  • Staff roles, permissions and schedules
  • Client and staff portals
  • Quotes, invoices, documents and owner dashboards

How it helps

Everyone works from one up-to-date source of information, with less copying and fewer forgotten tasks.

Next step

Describe how a typical order or job moves through your business today.

Typical technology · Next.js · TypeScript · PostgreSQL · Prisma

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Booking & Scheduling Systems

Online booking with live availability, reminders and staff schedules.

The problem

Bookings arrive by phone and message, calendars clash and confirmations are sent by hand.

What we build

  • Online booking with live availability
  • Pricing rules and instant price calculation
  • Class, session and resource scheduling
  • Staff assignment and rosters
  • Confirmations, reminders, rescheduling and deposits

How it helps

Customers can book at any time, the calendar stays accurate and staff always see their schedule.

Next step

Tell us what is booked, by whom, and which rules apply.

Typical technology · Next.js · TypeScript · PostgreSQL · iCalendar

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SaaS Platforms

Software products with accounts, subscriptions and payments — starting with a focused first version.

The problem

You have an idea for a software product, or a process others would pay to use, but no product yet.

What we build

  • A focused first version (MVP) to test with real users
  • Accounts, teams and roles
  • Subscriptions, billing and payments
  • Admin tools and usage overviews
  • Architecture ready for more customers

How it helps

You can put a working product in front of real users early and decide the next steps from their feedback.

Next step

Share the idea, who it is for, and what the first version must prove.

Typical technology · Next.js · Node.js · PostgreSQL · Stripe Billing

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Custom Software Development

Tools built for a process that no ready-made product fits.

The problem

Your process is specific and no ready-made tool handles it well.

What we build

  • Internal tools for your team
  • Paper or spreadsheet processes turned into software
  • Replacements for outdated systems
  • Prototypes for new business ideas

How it helps

Software that follows your process instead of forcing you to change it, delivered in stages you can see.

Next step

Describe the process and where it currently breaks down.

Typical technology · TypeScript · Node.js · PostgreSQL · Docker

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Automate

Less manual work

AI Automation & Integrations

Connect your tools and automate repetitive work — with a person in control.

The problem

Your team re-types data between tools and spends hours every week on repetitive admin.

What we build

  • Integrations between your tools: accounting, calendars, email, payments, CRM
  • Automated workflows, reminders and reports
  • AI assistance for sorting requests, extracting data and drafting replies
  • Assistants that answer from your own documents
  • Your own API for partners or other systems

How it helps

Routine tasks run on their own, data is entered once, and your people spend more time with customers.

Next step

List the repetitive tasks that take the most time each week.

Typical technology · Claude / OpenAI API · REST · Webhooks · OAuth

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Design

Clarity before code

Product Design & Prototyping

User flows, interface design and clickable prototypes before development starts.

The problem

You are not yet sure exactly what to build, or you need to convince partners or investors first.

What we build

  • Discovery workshop
  • User flows and page structure
  • Interface design
  • Clickable prototype

How it helps

You can test and discuss the product before paying for development, and avoid expensive changes later.

Next step

Book a discovery conversation — bring your idea and any sketches or examples.

Typical technology · Figma · FigJam · Storybook

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Payments, dashboards, portals and integrations

These are not separate products — they are built into the systems above wherever your project needs them. One team designs the whole solution, so the parts fit together.

When a project needs more hands.

If a project needs skills outside our core — for example a native mobile app or a specialised security audit — we can bring in trusted specialists, always with your agreement and within the agreed budget.

Tell us briefly what you need. We'll reply with questions or a suggestion for a short call.

Describe your challenge