Defined project
Scope you can write down
A specific deliverable, scoped in discovery and agreed in writing before we start. You know what you are getting and when.
- Written scope document
- Milestone deliveries
- Changes agreed in writing
01 — Services
Build it, run it,
hand it over properly.
Four capabilities that cover a project end to end — or just the part you're missing. Two weeks or two years, every job gets a written scope and estimate before work starts.
01
Web & mobile apps
What your customers and your team actually touch — built to hold up on a mid-range phone, not just a designer’s laptop.
- Websites & landing pages
- Presentation sites and campaign pages that load fast and get found — not a template with your logo on it.
- Web applications
- React and Next.js. Dashboards, portals, and platforms that stay fast as they grow.
- Mobile & internal tools
- The admin panel, the back office, the app your staff lives in. Unglamorous, and usually the highest return.
02
Backend & integrations
The part nobody sees, and the part everything else depends on.
- APIs & services
- Spring Boot, Node.js, Python. REST and GraphQL built to be integrated against, not worked around.
- Databases
- PostgreSQL and MySQL schemas designed before the code, not retrofitted after it.
- Integrations & automation
- Payments, identity, and the third-party systems you already pay for, with the failure modes handled.
03
Cloud & operations
Infrastructure a new engineer can understand in an afternoon — and that keeps running when nobody is watching it.
- Hosting & cloud
- Azure and AWS, or a plain server when that is genuinely the right answer. Right-sized, so the bill does not outrun the traffic.
- Deployment pipelines
- Automated tests and deploys. Every merge is releasable, every release is reversible.
- Monitoring & security
- Logging, alerting, backups, and patching, set up so problems surface before customers report them.
04
Consulting & support
For systems that already exist — whoever built them.
- Architecture review
- A written assessment of what will break first and what it costs to prevent.
- Legacy modernisation
- A staged plan out of an ageing system that does not require stopping the business.
- Maintenance & takeover
- Ongoing work on a system in production — one we built, or one you inherited from a team that has moved on.
02 — Engagement models
Pick the one that fits the risk.
We will tell you which model suits your project, including when the cheapest-looking option is the one that costs you more.
Embedded team
Scope that will move
We work as part of your team on a rolling basis. Suits products still finding their shape, where locking scope early costs more than it saves.
- Two-week increments
- Your backlog, your priorities
- Wind down with notice
Ongoing support
Systems already live
Maintenance, monitoring, and incremental work on a system in production — one we built, or one you inherited from someone else.
- Defined response time
- Security patching
- Monthly reporting
03 — Next step
Not sure where
to start?
Describe the situation and we will tell you what it needs — including when that is less than you expected.