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Services

Software services for in-house needs and customer-facing products

We cover the whole life of a piece of software: working out what it should be, designing it, building it, putting it live and looking after it. Every service below is delivered by the same team — nothing is outsourced.

01

Build something new

Starting from a blank page — a system, a product or a site that does not exist yet.

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Bespoke software development

Software shaped around your business instead of the other way round — scoped, built, hosted and supported by one team.

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Web application development

Browser-based systems that work on any device, with nothing to install and no version to chase.

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SaaS platform analytics dashboard on a widescreen display

SaaS platform development

Multi-tenant products with billing, per-customer branding and custom domains — the pattern we have shipped repeatedly.

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02

Put your business online

The public-facing side: how customers find you, judge you and buy from you.

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Web design & build

Sites that load fast, read well and get found — designed around your customers, then built properly.

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Ecommerce development

Online shops and ordering platforms built around your actual products, pricing rules and fulfilment.

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Network switch and structured cabling in a server rack

API integration & automation

Stop re-typing the same data into three systems. We connect what you run and automate what repeats.

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03

Run it properly

Software off the web, plus everything that keeps a live system healthy.

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Desktop & hardware software

Native Windows and Linux applications for work that needs raw speed, offline operation or direct hardware access.

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Managed hosting

We host what we build — deployments, backups, certificates, monitoring and patching, all handled.

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Support & maintenance

A development team on retainer — fixes, patches, improvements and a roadmap, without the payroll.

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Not sure where to start?

Describe the problem, not the solution

You do not need to arrive with a specification. Most of our best projects started as a sentence about something that keeps going wrong.

Send a short description of what is not working — the manual job that eats a day a week, the system that cannot talk to the other system, the site that gets traffic but no enquiries. We will reply with what we think it would take to fix, roughly what it costs and whether it is worth doing at all.

If the honest answer is that an off-the-shelf product already does it for £40 a month, we will tell you that too. We would rather lose a small project than sell you something you did not need.

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Questions

About our services

Which service do I actually need?

If the problem is internal — a process, a spreadsheet, a piece of admin nobody has time for — start with bespoke software or web application development. If the problem is that customers cannot find or buy from you, start with web design or ecommerce. If you are not sure, describe the problem and we will tell you which of the two it is, at no cost.

Can you combine several services in one project?

That is the normal case. A typical build is web application development plus API integration plus managed hosting, quoted as one project with one price. You are not billed separately for each label.

Do you take on small pieces of work?

Yes. Not everything needs to be a project. Integrations, automations, performance fixes and single-feature additions are regularly billed as a few days of work rather than a full engagement.

Do you work with existing in-house development teams?

Regularly. Sometimes we take a workstream the team does not have capacity for; sometimes we build the first version and hand it over for the in-house team to run. We write code intended to be read by other developers, so handover is not a cliff edge.

Tell us what you are trying to fix

Send a few lines about the problem. You will get a straight answer from a developer about whether it is worth building, roughly what it costs, and how long it takes — no pipeline, no pitch deck.