Where to start
Builds are quoted as a fixed price against a written scope; consultancy is billed hourly. Either way it is agreed before it begins, with no discovery phase that bills for a month and produces a slide deck.
MVP in a week
Read the detail →Five working days from a scoped idea to a deployed product with real users able to sign in and use it. Fixed scope, fixed price, agreed before anyone writes code.
Rescue & takeover
Read the detail →Something got built and never made it to production. We read the codebase and the infrastructure, tell you what is actually there, and give you a straight answer on whether it should be finished, hardened or thrown away. Then we do that part.
AI automation
Read the detail →We take the internal work that eats hours every week (triage, lookups, reporting, routing, drafting) and wire agents into your real systems so it happens without anyone doing it by hand.
Product engineering
Read the detail →The whole build, owned by one party. Data model, backend, interface, infrastructure and deploy, delivered as a product your own team can pick up and keep running.
Platform & infrastructure
Read the detail →Someone to own the boring-critical layer, so your engineers ship features instead of fighting the platform. Cloud, pipelines, reliability and the monthly bill.
Consultancy & retainer
Read the detail →A good developer optimises for shipping this week. This is for the questions above that: whether this week's shortcut still works next year, and what it costs when it does not. Architecture review, technical due diligence, and standing access to a second opinion, billed by the hour.
Tell us the one thing it has to do.
If it's sharp enough to prove in a week, we'll say so and give you a date. If it isn't, we'll tell you that too, along with what we'd build first instead.