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We build and run the software your business depends on.

Web and mobile apps, data pipelines, system integrations, IoT and cloud. Or an engineer or two to join your team.

  • Web
  • Mobile
  • Desktop
  • Data & BI
  • Integration
  • IoT
  • Automation
  • Cloud

Track record

Numbers that reflect how we work.

We measure ourselves by what we ship and by whether clients come back.

Projects delivered
53+
Web, mobile, data, IoT and automation systems built and run for our clients.
Years of experience
10+
Engineers who have shipped and supported systems in production for a decade.
Service lines
10
From web apps to industrial automation, delivered by one accountable team.
Client retention
98%
Most clients come back for the next project, and the one after that.

AI-driven engineering

AI does the routine work. Engineers make the decisions.

We build with

  • ClaudeAnthropic
  • GPTOpenAI
  • GeminiGoogle

Same task, timed 95 professional developers each built an HTTP server in JavaScript. Half had an AI assistant.

Without AI assistant2h 41m
With AI assistant1h 11m
faster to finish the task
55%
of developers use or plan to use AI tools
84%
do not trust the accuracy of AI output
46%

Sources: GitHub experiment (95 developers), Stack Overflow Developer Survey 2025. Independent research, not our own results. Every change we ship is still reviewed by an engineer.

How a project differs with and without AI
StageWithout AIWith AI
DiscoveryRequirements gathered in meetings, then written up by hand.Calls and documents become a draft spec the same day, which we confirm with you.
BuildBoilerplate and repetitive code written line by line.Assistants draft the routine code. Engineers design, review and own every change.
TestingTest coverage depends on the time left at the end.Tests are written alongside the code and extended as edge cases turn up.
DocumentationWritten last, often skipped, quickly out of date.Drafted as the work happens and kept in step with the code.
SupportBug reports triaged by hand across logs and tickets.Logs and tickets are summarised and likely causes suggested before an engineer picks it up.

What we do

Ten software and automation services, one team.

Pick what you need today and add the rest as you grow.

See every service in detail

How a project runs

Four steps, no surprises.

Each stage ends with something you can read, try or approve, so you always know where things stand.

  1. Talk

    You describe the problem. We ask questions until we both understand it.

    You get

    • A written summary of the problem and the goal
    • Honest options and trade-offs
    • A straight answer on whether we are the right fit

    We need from you

    A short brief, any existing systems and your deadlines.

  2. Scope

    We turn the conversation into a plan you can approve.

    You get

    • What gets built and in what order
    • A cost and timing estimate
    • Risks and assumptions listed up front

    We need from you

    Your sign-off on scope and priorities.

  3. Build

    Working software in short cycles, so you see progress and can change course.

    You get

    • Something you can try at the end of each cycle
    • Regular progress updates
    • Tested, documented code in your own repository

    We need from you

    Quick feedback and one decision-maker we can reach.

  4. Support

    We stay on to run, fix and extend what we shipped.

    You get

    • Deployment and a clean handover
    • Monitoring, fixes and updates
    • Room to add features or extra engineers later

    We need from you

    Report issues by email and we pick them up.

Discuss your project

Let's build what your business needs.

Tell us what you need. A few lines are enough, and we reply by email.

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