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Services

Design, engineering and AI, built by the people you talk to.

Every engagement ends the same way: working software in production, documentation your team can follow, and full ownership of the code and infrastructure.

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AI App Development

LLM features and internal automation that solve a specific, measurable problem instead of demoing well and dying.

Claude · OpenAI · LangGraph · pgvector

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SaaS Development

Multi-tenant products with billing, roles and onboarding built in from the first sprint, not bolted on before launch.

Next.js · TypeScript · PostgreSQL · Stripe

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Mobile App Development

iOS and Android apps that feel native, pass review the first time and hold up once real users arrive.

React Native · Expo · Flutter · Swift

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Full-Stack Web Development

Marketing sites, dashboards and web apps built on a modern stack that stays fast as the feature list grows.

Next.js · TypeScript · Node.js · PostgreSQL

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DevOps & Cloud

Pipelines, infrastructure and monitoring that let a small team release daily without anyone holding their breath.

AWS · Terraform · Docker · Kubernetes

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UI/UX Design

Product design grounded in how people actually use the thing: researched, prototyped and delivered as a system engineers can build.

Figma · FigJam · Design tokens · Storybook

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MVP & Product Development

From idea to a first version in front of paying users: scoped ruthlessly, built properly, ready to grow.

Next.js · React Native · TypeScript · PostgreSQL

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Code Audit & Project Rescue

An honest assessment of a codebase in trouble, and a team that can stabilise it without stopping the business.

Code review · Sentry · Playwright · GitHub Actions

Engagements

Three ways to work with us.

Pick the one that matches where you are. Most clients start with discovery and continue into a build.

Discovery sprint

From $2,500

1–2 weeks

You have a problem and need a plan you can act on or take elsewhere.

  • Stakeholder and user interviews
  • Technical feasibility review
  • Scoped roadmap with estimates
  • Clickable prototype of the core flow
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Most common

Build engagement

Fixed-scope quote

6–16 weeks

You know what you need built and want it shipped by a senior team.

  • Design, engineering and QA
  • Two-week sprints with working demos
  • CI/CD, monitoring and store submission
  • Documentation and handover session
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Embedded team

Monthly retainer

Rolling, 30 days' notice

You have an in-house team and need senior capacity beside it.

  • Dedicated engineers in your standups
  • Code review and architecture support
  • Roadmap and sprint planning input
  • Pause or stop with 30 days' notice
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FAQ

The questions we get asked first.

How quickly can you start?

Discovery usually starts within one to two weeks of a signed agreement. Build engagements start as soon as discovery finishes, since the plan and the team are already in place.

Do you work with pre-revenue startups?

Yes, provided the scope is honest about it. We would rather ship a sharp first version that proves the idea than burn a seed round on a platform nobody has validated yet.

What does a project cost?

Discovery starts at $2,500. Build engagements are quoted as a fixed price after discovery. Most sit between $20k and $90k depending on scope, integrations and compliance requirements.

Who owns the code?

You do, from the first commit. Repositories and cloud accounts are created under your organisation and we work inside them as collaborators.

Can you take over an existing codebase?

Often, yes. We start with a paid audit: what is salvageable, what is not, and what it costs to stabilise before adding features. Sometimes the honest answer is a rewrite, and we will say so.

What happens after launch?

Your choice. Take it fully in-house with documentation and a handover session, or keep us on a support retainer for monitoring, fixes and the next set of features.

Next step

Have something that needs building?

Tell us the problem in a few sentences. We will reply within one business day with an honest read on scope, cost and whether we are the right team for it.