Three kinds of builds.
Every one of them shaped around your team.
Every engagement we take on is scoped from scratch. No public price lists, no packaged plans, no retainer ladders. Most of the teams we work with come to us with a version of one of the three problems below — and a feeling that it shouldn’t be this hard to get the thing built.
What we hear: Your team has a running list of things they wish existed — an internal tool, a dashboard, a client portal, a marketing site rebuild — and none of it is going to get built this quarter.
Custom software that earns its place.
We build the software your team would build for themselves if they had time. Not template sites, not no-code mashups that break in six months — proper builds on a modern stack, engineered and handed over cleanly so they keep running long after we’re gone.
What we’d build
Internal tools & admin panels
The “someone on the team has built a spreadsheet” workflows, turned into real software your team can actually rely on.
Client-facing dashboards & portals
Something your customers log into that actually feels considered — not a stock off-the-shelf template reskinned.
Marketing sites & landing pages
Fast, well-made, easy to update. The kind of site that doesn’t need to be torn down in 18 months.
MVPs for new product lines
A working version of the thing, in front of real users, in weeks — not a six-figure validation exercise.
Built with
Next.js · React · TypeScript · Tailwind · Node · Postgres · Supabase
The modern web stack, kept boring on purpose.
What we hear: Someone on your team is doing something every week that a machine should be doing every second. Usually a few someones. Usually across tools that don’t talk to each other.
Manual work out of your team’s week.
Most businesses run on a dozen tools that don’t quite talk to each other. We connect them properly — using the modern automation platforms where they fit, and writing bespoke glue where they don’t. The goal is simple: fewer copy-pastes, fewer tabs, and a lot fewer “only Sarah knows how to do this” single points of failure.
What we’d build
Cross-tool workflows
Your CRM, inbox, spreadsheets, finance tool, and Slack — actually working together, without the duct tape.
Internal ops pipelines
Onboarding, invoicing, reporting, fulfilment. The stuff that shouldn’t need a human babysitter, but currently does.
Data syncs & scheduled jobs
Moving data between the SaaS tools you already pay for — on a schedule, reliably, without the daily “did it run?” message.
Custom integrations
When the pre-built connector doesn’t exist, or charges per-event forever, we write the API integration properly.
Built with
n8n · Zapier · Make · Python · Node · Custom APIs
Off-the-shelf when it fits. Custom code when it doesn’t.
What we hear: You’ve been told you should be “doing AI.” You’ve maybe tried ChatGPT. You don’t want a generic chatbot bolted onto your website. You want something that actually does work for your team.
AI put to real work, not on the demo reel.
We help teams pick one real problem AI can actually solve, and build a tool that solves it. That might be an internal assistant that answers questions against your own documents and data. It might be an automation that reads inbound emails and routes or drafts responses. It might be a co-pilot embedded inside a tool your team already uses. What it won’t be is a generic chatbot floating in the corner of your website.
What we’d build
Internal assistants
Something your team can ask questions of — against your own docs, tickets, product data, or knowledge base — and trust the answer.
Smart inbox & workflow helpers
AI that reads, triages, drafts, extracts, or classifies across your inbox, CRM, or tickets — so humans only touch the stuff that needs a human.
Embedded co-pilots
AI capabilities built into the tools your team lives in every day — not a separate app they have to remember to open.
Document & data tooling
Contract summarisation, catalogue cleanup, structured extraction from messy inputs — the kinds of jobs that used to take a junior a week.
Built with
Claude · GPT · Anthropic & OpenAI SDKs · Embeddings · Vector stores · Agents
The current generation of tooling, not 2022’s approach.
A call, a scope, a quote. Then we build.
Every engagement starts with a thirty-minute scoping call. You tell us what you’re trying to build and where you’re stuck. We ask a lot of questions, and we tell you honestly whether we’re the right people for the job.
If we are, you get a written scope and a fixed quote within a few days — not a fifteen-page proposal with a list of assumptions. If we aren’t, we’ll say so, and usually point you toward someone who is.
We don’t publish prices because every build is different, but here’s a rough shape: smaller automation and internal-tool builds tend to start from a few thousand pounds. Larger custom software and AI engagements run higher. You’ll have the number before you’ve committed to anything.
Tell us what’s stuck. We’ll tell you if we can ship it.
A short email is enough. A sentence or two about what you’re trying to build is more than enough to start the conversation.
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