Twelve disciplines
Every service below is delivered by the same engineers, against the same standard: typed code, an owned data model, measurable performance, and documentation another team could pick up. Most engagements combine three or four of them.
- Disciplines
- 12
- Delivery
- One senior team
- Engagement
- Project, embedded, retained
- Basis
- Fixed scope or continuous
Website Development
Corporate sites, product marketing sites and content platforms built on a real front-end stack rather than a page builder. Server-rendered, measurably fast, and editable by the people who own the content.
What we build
- Corporate and brand websites
- Product marketing and launch sites
- Landing pages and campaign systems
- Content platforms with headless CMS
- Multi-language and multi-region sites
Where it fits
- A company whose site no longer matches the scale of the business
- A launch that needs a campaign system, not a one-off page
- Marketing teams blocked on engineering for every copy change
Web Application Development
Applications built around how your business actually works: authenticated, role-aware, data-heavy interfaces with the performance characteristics of a product rather than an internal tool.
What we build
- SaaS products and customer platforms
- Operational dashboards and admin consoles
- Marketplaces and multi-sided platforms
- Client and partner portals
- Workflow and approval systems
Where it fits
- Replacing a spreadsheet-and-email process that has outgrown itself
- Giving customers self-service access to data locked in internal systems
- Consolidating three disconnected vendor tools into one platform
Mobile App Development
Mobile products designed for the constraints of a phone: offline behaviour, background sync, push, biometrics, and store review. Delivered as native Swift and Kotlin, or React Native where a shared codebase is the right economic call.
What we build
- Native iOS applications in Swift and SwiftUI
- Native Android applications in Kotlin and Compose
- Cross-platform apps in React Native
- Offline-first field and operations apps
- App Store and Play Store release management
Where it fits
- A field team that needs to work without a reliable network
- A consumer product where push and wallet integration drive retention
- An existing web product that needs a first-class mobile companion
SaaS Development
End-to-end SaaS engineering: tenancy model, authentication, permissions, subscription billing, usage metering, analytics and the operational tooling required to run the business behind the product.
What we build
- Multi-tenant application architecture
- Subscription billing and usage metering
- Role-based access and organisation management
- Onboarding, trials and self-service signup
- Admin, support and analytics back-office
Where it fits
- Productising an internal tool into a commercial SaaS offering
- A founding team that needs a launchable v1 without a rewrite in year two
- Adding self-service tiers to an enterprise-only product
Enterprise Software
Custom platforms for organisations where the hard part is integration, governance and change management. We design for existing identity providers, existing data warehouses, existing procurement and security review.
What we build
- Custom internal platforms and ERPs
- Legacy system modernisation and replatforming
- SSO, SCIM and directory integration
- Data warehouse and reporting pipelines
- Governance, audit and access control layers
Where it fits
- A twelve-year-old internal system nobody wants to touch
- Consolidating regional systems onto one platform
- A build that has to pass enterprise security review before it ships
AI Development
We build AI features that hold up in production: retrieval grounded in your own data, agents with defined tool boundaries, evaluation harnesses, cost controls and fallbacks for when a model is wrong or unavailable.
What we build
- AI agents and assistants scoped to your workflows
- Retrieval-augmented search over private data
- Document extraction and classification pipelines
- Recommendation and ranking systems
- Model routing, evaluation and cost governance
Where it fits
- Support volume that could be deflected with grounded answers
- Manual document processing that consumes a full-time role
- A product that needs AI features without becoming an AI experiment
Business Automation
We map the process, find the handoffs that cost hours, and replace them with reliable automated workflows — with retries, alerting and human approval where judgement is genuinely required.
What we build
- Workflow and approval automation
- Data synchronisation between systems
- Scheduled reporting and alerting
- Document generation pipelines
- Internal operations tooling
Where it fits
- The same data being re-entered into three separate systems
- A month-end reporting process that consumes a week
- Ops headcount growing linearly with transaction volume
API Development
Public and internal APIs with coherent design, versioning strategy, generated documentation and SDKs. Plus the integration work of connecting to third-party systems whose APIs are less considerate.
What we build
- REST and GraphQL API design
- Public API products with SDKs and docs
- Third-party and partner integrations
- Webhook infrastructure and event delivery
- API gateways, rate limiting and auth
Where it fits
- Opening a platform to partners without exposing internals
- Integrations that break every time a vendor changes something
- An API that grew organically and now needs a real contract
E-commerce Development
Headless and custom commerce: fast storefronts, engineered checkout, subscription logic that handles the awkward cases, and back-office tooling for merchandising and operations.
What we build
- Headless storefronts on Shopify or custom backends
- Checkout and payment optimisation
- Subscription and membership commerce
- Product data and merchandising tooling
- Marketplace and multi-vendor commerce
Where it fits
- A theme-based store hitting the ceiling of what it can be customised into
- Checkout abandonment traced to performance rather than pricing
- Launching subscriptions alongside one-time purchases
UI/UX Design
Interface and experience design done as part of engineering: information architecture, interaction design, a component system in code, and prototypes tested against realistic data volumes rather than idealised mockups.
What we build
- Product and application UX design
- Design systems implemented as component libraries
- Interactive prototypes for validation
- Brand-aligned interface systems
- Accessibility and usability audits
Where it fits
- A powerful product nobody can navigate
- Design and engineering drifting apart across releases
- Preparing an interface for accessibility procurement requirements
Cloud & Infrastructure
Infrastructure designed for the actual shape of your load: environments, CI/CD, observability, backups, disaster recovery and cost control — provisioned as code so it can be reasoned about and rebuilt.
What we build
- Cloud architecture on AWS, GCP and Vercel
- Infrastructure as code and environment parity
- CI/CD pipelines and release automation
- Observability, logging and alerting
- Backup, disaster recovery and cost optimisation
Where it fits
- Deploys that require a specific person to be online
- A cloud bill growing faster than usage
- No answer to the question of how quickly you could restore
Maintenance & Scaling
Launch is the midpoint. We stay on as the engineering team for the product: performance work, dependency and security updates, incident response, and a roadmap that keeps pace with the business.
What we build
- Ongoing feature development
- Performance and scalability engineering
- Security patching and dependency management
- Monitoring, on-call and incident response
- Technical roadmap and architecture reviews
Where it fits
- A product launched by a team that has since moved on
- Growth exposing bottlenecks the original design never anticipated
- Needing an engineering partner rather than a project vendor
— Next
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