Solutions
Engineering help for problems that don't fit off the shelf.
We build our own products, and we bring the same team and standards to bespoke work: understanding the problem first, then designing, building and connecting software that fits.
How engagements work
Clear steps, honest conversations.
Every engagement starts with understanding. We'll only propose costs and timescales once we understand the problem — and we'll tell you if we think something isn't worth building.
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Conversation
A no-obligation discussion of the problem and what good looks like.
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Discovery
Where useful, a scoped discovery to map processes, data and constraints.
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Proposal
A written proposal with scope, approach, indicative costs and assumptions.
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Delivery
Iterative delivery with regular working releases you can review.
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Support
Ongoing support and improvement once the software is in use.
Technologies we commonly work with: TypeScript, React, Next.js, Node.js, PostgreSQL, REST APIs, Webhooks, Docker, WebGL, Automated testing, CI/CD, Accessibility (WCAG 2.2).
Our standards
Built in, not bolted on.
Every piece of software we build — product or bespoke — is held to the same engineering standards.
Secure by design
Least-privilege access, MFA for administrators, encrypted transport and audit trails — designed in from the first commit.
Accessible to everyone
We build to WCAG 2.2 AA: keyboard and screen-reader friendly, readable contrast and respectful motion.
Integration-first
Clear APIs, signed webhooks and careful data ownership, so new software fits the systems you already have.
Observable
Health checks, error visibility and delivery tracking, so problems are noticed by us before your users.
Built to be maintained
Typed, tested, documented code with migrations and runbooks — software that outlives its first release.
Careful with data
Collect the minimum, keep it only as long as needed, and make access, export and deletion straightforward.
Bring us the problem.We'll help shape the software.
A short, structured request is enough to start a useful conversation — no account, no obligation.