Where to start
Start from where you are. An idea to prove: an MVP in a week. A build that never shipped: rescue. A process that eats your team's week: AI automation. A decision to get right: consultancy. Each page lists what you get, how long it takes and how it is priced.
MVP in a week
Read the detail →Seven days from a scoped idea to a deployed product that real users can sign in to and use. One flow, built properly, in your own cloud account. Scope and price are fixed before any code is written; an overrun is our cost.
Rescue & takeover
Read the detail →Your build never reached production. In days, at a fixed price, we read the code and the cloud accounts and give you a written verdict (finish, harden or rewrite), each with a cost and a date. Then we do the work, or you take the verdict to whoever you choose.
AI automation
Read the detail →Triage, lookups, reporting, routing, first drafts. If it eats hours every week and is done the same way each time, we connect agents to your ticketing, CRM and databases so it runs without anyone doing it by hand, with plain scripts wherever a model is not reliable enough.
Product engineering
Read the detail →You need a product built and have no engineering team to build it. We build all of it, from data model to deploy, as one accountable party, and hand over code your future hires can pick up without a rewrite.
Platform & infrastructure
Read the detail →Your engineers spend their week fighting the platform instead of shipping features. We take over the layer underneath (cloud, pipelines, reliability and the monthly bill) and leave it in a state your own team can run.
Consultancy & retainer
Read the detail →Your developers optimise for shipping this week. We check whether this week's shortcut still holds next year. Architecture reviews, technical due diligence, and a second opinion on the decision you are about to commit to, billed by the hour or as a monthly retainer.
Tell us the one thing it has to do.
Send a few lines. Within one business day you get a scope, a fixed price and a date, or the smaller first version we would build instead.