Services
What we build.
Six areas of work. Most projects touch two or three of them, and the first conversation is about deciding which.
Product work
Apps and products
Mobile app development
Android first, cross-platform where it earns its place. This covers the parts people forget: store listings, privacy declarations, data safety forms, release tracks, crash reporting, and the update cadence after launch. If you have an app sitting half-finished, that counts too.
Web applications and SaaS
Multi-tenant products, customer portals, dashboards, and admin tools. Accounts, permissions, subscriptions, and billing get designed at the start rather than bolted on once the first customer asks for an invoice.
Utilities and small tools
Not everything needs to be a platform. Some of the most useful software is one screen that does one job perfectly, and that is a legitimate project.
Applied AI
AI that survives contact with real work
AI tools and integrations
Assistants, document search over your own material, classification, drafting, extraction, and summarisation, wired into the systems you already run. The interesting question is rarely which model to use; it is what happens when the model is wrong, and how you would know.
Evaluation before commitment
Where AI is the wrong tool, we say so. A rules engine, a better query, or twenty lines of ordinary code beats a language model more often than the market admits, and it is cheaper to run.
Cost and privacy
Per-request costs, data retention, and where your information travels are settled in writing before anything ships.
Systems
Making existing things work better
Internal tools and automation
The spreadsheet that four people edit at once. The report that takes a day to assemble. The process that only one person knows how to run. These convert well into small, dependable software.
Systems integration
APIs, webhooks, scheduled jobs, and data migrations between tools that were never designed to talk to each other. Including the unglamorous data cleanup that makes the integration trustworthy.
Technical consulting
Scoping a project you intend to build elsewhere, reviewing an architecture before you commit, making a build-or-buy call, or sanity-checking an estimate. Short engagements, plainly priced.
Rates and packages are being finalised.
Published pricing is coming soon. Until then, describe the project and you will get an estimate range and a recommended first step, with no obligation.