One team, from first idea to long-term support.

Slow, hard-to-change websites and spreadsheets-as-software hold teams back. You need a web product that loads fast, ranks well and can grow with your users.

• Marketing sites and content platforms with strong SEO
• SaaS products, customer portals and admin dashboards
• APIs, integrations and payment flows
• Performance, accessibility and Core Web Vitals tuning

• React
• Next.js
• Node
• Laravel

Getting an app from idea to the stores, and keeping it stable afterwards, takes product thinking, design and engineering working as one.

• MVPs that validate an idea quickly
• Cross-platform apps with Flutter or React Native
• Native iOS and Android where performance demands it
• App-store submission, analytics and crash monitoring

• Flutter
• React Native
• Swift
• Kotlin

Off-the-shelf tools rarely fit the way your business runs. Workarounds pile up, data lives in five places and nobody trusts the numbers.

• CRM, ERP and inventory systems built around your workflow
• Internal tools and back-office automation
• Migration from spreadsheets and legacy systems
• Role-based access, audit trails and reporting

• .NET
• Python
• PostgreSQL
• AWS

Your team spends hours on repetitive reading, sorting and replying. AI can take most of that load, as long as it's grounded in your data and built safely.

• AI assistants and chatbots grounded in your documents (RAG)
• Document extraction and processing pipelines
• Workflow automation across your existing tools
• Evaluation, guardrails and cost monitoring

• LLMs
• RAG
• Python
• n8n

A product that's hard to use doesn't get used. Good design starts with your users and turns into something your developers can actually build.

• User research and journey mapping
• Wireframes and clickable prototypes
• Visual design and brand-aligned UI
• Design systems and developer hand-off

• Figma
• Prototyping
• Design systems

Some things are too costly, risky or rare to practise in real life, and some products only make sense when you can see them in 3D. Immersive tech and games turn that into an experience people remember.

• VR training simulations for defence and industry, with haptics and tracking
• AR product configurators and VR stores for retail
• Mobile, PC and VR games, including multiplayer with room codes and matchmaking
• 2D/3D modelling, characters, animation and environments, plus story and concept development
• Game monetisation: rewarded video, interstitials, offerwalls and in-app purchases

• Unity
• Unreal
• Meta Quest
• Maya