Senior engineers across web, mobile, CMS, AI, and automation, for the length of your project, not your payroll.
Live for 400 users, handed over with docs, CI, and your repositories.
See how we would build itA senior developer takes three to five months to hire, then costs a salary whether or not there is work that month. Contract engineers cost less than that, but only if you can find good ones.
We are the third option: a team you switch on for a project and switch off when it ships.
One year, three ways to staff a six-month build.
Twelve services, one team. Every engagement is staffed by engineers who have shipped the kind of system you are asking for.
Customer-facing web applications, the backend services behind them, and the APIs in between.
Good forProducts with real users, dashboards, portals, and platforms that have outgrown a template.
Native iOS and Android, or cross-platform where that is the right call, taken through review and into both stores.
Good forApps that need the camera, notifications, offline use, or a place on the home screen.
Sites your marketing team can publish to without asking engineering. WordPress when it fits, headless when it does not.
Good forMarketing sites, content-heavy platforms, and teams that publish every week.
Model integration, retrieval over your own data, fine-tuning, and the pipelines and evaluation that keep the answers accurate.
Good forProducts adding search, summarisation, classification, or generation over private data.
Agents that plan, call your tools, and finish multi-step work, with a person in the loop where it matters.
Good forSupport, research, operations, and back-office work with clear steps and clear stop conditions.
Workflows that read documents, route requests, draft replies, and update systems, so nobody copies data between tabs.
Good forTeams spending hours a week on repeatable admin: intake, triage, reporting, reconciliation.
CI pipelines, infrastructure as code, containers, and monitoring, so deploys are boring and incidents are short.
Good forTeams shipping by hand, paying for cloud they cannot see, or finding out about outages from customers.
Custom Shopify themes, apps, and integrations, including headless storefronts on Hydrogen when the design demands it.
Good forStores that have outgrown a theme, need custom checkout logic, or connect to an ERP or warehouse.
Build fast with AI coding tools, with senior engineers steering. We know where they save weeks and where they quietly cost months.
Good forFounders who want the speed of AI-assisted building without shipping something nobody can maintain.
An AI-generated codebase that works until it does not. We audit it, fix the security and data problems first, and leave something a team can run.
Good forPrototypes built in a weekend that now have customers, and codebases nobody fully understands.
Pipelines, warehouses, and dashboards that turn the data you already have into numbers people trust.
Good forCompanies with data in six systems and no single answer to how the business is doing.
The system nobody sells off the shelf, built to fit how you already work and to connect to what you already run.
Good forInternal tools, integrations between systems that were never meant to talk, and data platforms.
We are a new company, so there is no wall of client logos. Instead, here is exactly how we build six common kinds of software, phase by phase.
Four things that are true of every engagement, and the clause in the contract that makes each one something you can hold us to. Turn a card to read it.
We reply within one business day with how we would build it, what it would cost, and which engagement model fits.
A short form or an email. No deck required, and "not sure yet" is a fine answer.
Within one business day. Technical questions get technical answers, from the person who would build it.
Fixed price where the scope is defined. The document is yours whether or not you go ahead.