Professional bodies01
Member portals
Member records, documents, role-based access and the public face of the site. Including moving the data off an older system without stopping the work that depends on it.
- Spring Boot
- Next.js
- PostgreSQL
01 — Engineering partner
Taking on new projects
We build softwarethat outlivesthe roadmap.
Most software fails quietly — it ships, then rots. We build systems that survive team changes, traffic growth, and the third rewrite that never happens. Websites, apps, APIs, infrastructure — whatever the job actually needs, from people who stay on the phone after launch.
- Project size
- Any
- Engineering experience
- 4+ yrs
- Response time
- <24h
- Nationwide delivery
- RO
02 — Services
Whatever the system needs.
A two-week fix or a platform built over a year — we take the whole build, or the part you're missing, and we see it through.
- 01
Web & mobile apps
What your customers and your team actually touch — from a single page to a platform people work in every day.
- Websites
- Web apps
- Mobile
- Internal tools
- 02
Backend & integrations
The part nobody sees and everything depends on: APIs, databases, and your existing systems talking to each other.
- APIs
- Databases
- Integrations
- Automation
- 03
Cloud & operations
Infrastructure you can reason about. Pipelines that fail loudly, and bills that stop growing.
- Hosting
- CI/CD
- Monitoring
- Security
- 04
Consulting & support
An outside read on a system you already own, a staged way out of it, or someone to keep it running.
- Architecture review
- Modernisation
- Maintenance
- Takeover
03 — What we build
The kinds of systems we work on.
The company dates from 2024 and we do not yet publish work under client names — until we have their consent, we describe what we build and what we build it with. We can go into detail on any of it in a conversation.
Education02
Academic tracking systems
Courses, submissions, attendance and progress in one place — instead of spreadsheets passed around by email and a shared inbox.
- Django
- PostgreSQL
- Chart.js
Professional services03
Workflow automation
Intake, scheduling, notifications and reporting — the steps that are done by hand today, then postponed and forgotten.
- React
- Node.js
- Azure
04 — How we work
No surprises after the kickoff.
Every engagement runs the same four phases, scaled to the job — a fortnight or a year. You always know which one you're in, what it costs, and what comes out of it.
- 01Days to 2 weeks
Discovery
We map what exists, what hurts, and what success looks like in numbers. You get a written scope and a fixed estimate — before any code.
- 021 week
Architecture
Data model, service boundaries, and infrastructure decided up front and written down. Boring choices, documented, so the next engineer can follow them.
- 032 weeks – 12 months
Build
Two-week increments, deployed to a real environment every time. You see working software continuously, not a demo at the end.
- 04Ongoing
Operate
Monitoring, on-call, and iteration after launch. The handover includes documentation and a team that knows how to run it.
The stack follows the project, not the other way round
Java, Spring Boot, Python, Django, Node.js, PHP, React, Next.js, TypeScript, PostgreSQL, MySQL, Azure, AWS, Docker, Kubernetes
How do you price a project?
Individually. There are no packages and no published rates, because a two-week integration and a twelve-month platform have nothing in common. We scope the work first, then send a written estimate covering exactly what is included. The scoping conversation costs you nothing.
How big or small a project will you take?
Any size. A one-page site, a two-week fix, a platform built over a year — the process is the same, the estimate is just shorter. What does not change is that we finish what we start: every project gets deployed, documented, and handed over.
What technologies do you work with?
Whatever the problem needs. Most of our work is Java and Spring Boot, JavaScript and React, Python, PostgreSQL, and the cloud around them — but the stack follows the project, not the other way round. If you already run something else, we work in it rather than insisting on a rewrite.
Do you work with an existing codebase?
Often. Roughly half of what we do is inherited systems — a review, a modernisation roadmap, or taking over maintenance from a team that has moved on. We do not require a rewrite to get involved.
Who owns the code?
You do, from the first commit. Repositories live in your organisation, infrastructure runs in your cloud account, and there is no proprietary framework you would have to license from us later.
What happens after launch?
A support agreement covering monitoring, security patching, and a defined response time — or a documented handover to your own team, including the architecture decisions and the reasoning behind them.
07 — Next step
Let's scope the work.
Tell us what you're building. We reply within one working day.