Software that fits
your business.

It depends on what you're building, so there's no single sticker price. Scoping is free — you get the plan, a clickable prototype and a fixed quote at no cost, and only pay once you approve the build. From there the first version is a fixed price, agreed before any production code is written, with no hourly meters or open-ended bills, paid in stages. Tell us the problem on a first call and we'll put real figures against it.

No. Each project is a fixed scope at a fixed price, so the only thing you ever commit to is the piece of work in front of you. Once it's delivered, you're done — line up another project if it's useful, or don't. There's no rolling contract to get out of.

Normally a couple of weeks after we first speak. Scoping starts the moment your team is lined up, and you'll be clicking around a prototype inside the opening weeks — no long wait while something takes shape out of sight.

You don't, and most people can't yet. Come with the pain point, the process that keeps falling over, or the rough idea — turning that into a concrete scope and a sensible first version is exactly what the scoping stage is for. Turn up with a full spec and that's welcome too; we'll still poke holes in it first.

Writing code really is quicker with AI, and we use it constantly. What it hasn't taken over is working out what's worth building, shaping how it should behave, testing it until it holds, and standing behind the result. That judgement is where projects are won or lost — and it's the actual reason to bring in a senior team.

A small senior team — and the people who scope your project are the people who build it. You work directly with experienced engineers and designers, not account managers or juniors, and the same faces stay with you from the first call through to launch.

For most people, an hour or two — typically a single weekly call to look over what's shipped and settle the calls only you can make. You get a software team on tap without the job of running one.

The scoping stage — and it's free. We dig into who uses it, where the workflow breaks and what success looks like, settle on the first version worth building, then turn that into a clickable prototype you can try and approve. Only then does real development begin, on something you've already seen working and signed off.

As hands-on as you like — just never as the project manager. Every sprint puts working software in front of you, shows what's done and what's next, and leaves the direction to you. The rest is ours to carry.

Within the agreed scope, we build in short cycles, so small course-corrections are easy to absorb. Anything bigger becomes a quick re-scope — we re-quote just the difference, so the price stays fixed and known rather than creeping. And because the prototype comes first, most of the big rethinks surface early, while they're cheap to make.

Your call, and nothing's bundled in that you didn't ask for. Take it fully in-house with complete documentation and a clean handover, pick up an optional care plan for updates and fixes, or simply come back with the next fixed-scope project when you need one.

You do, from the first commit. The code, the design work and the IP are yours the whole way through. Nothing is held back pending a final invoice and nothing changes hands at the end — it was never ours to hold.

In your own repositories and cloud accounts — never parked in ours. We build inside your environment from day one, so the keys and the full history stay with you throughout.

Easily. We stick to mainstream, well-supported technology, document as we go, and keep it all in your repos — so your own engineers or a different partner can take over without a fight. We're glad to run the handover if that helps.

We'll sign your NDA before scoping starts, work within your access controls and security rules, and are comfortable filling in the vendor and security questionnaires bigger organizations send over. Have particular compliance requirements? Raise them on the first call and we'll give you a straight yes or no.

Nearly always. Most of what we build has to talk to tools you already depend on — your CRM, your finance system, your data, your internal apps — and building inside existing infrastructure, often next to your own engineers, is routine for us.

You walk away with the lot. The code and IP are already yours, already sitting in your repos and cloud, so there's nothing to claw back. We hand over cleanly, write down what matters, and you carry on with your own people or whoever you choose. Nobody's held hostage.