We build software for your business.
Websites, web apps, internal tools, and AI applications, including the database, integrations, and hosting. Get a fixed quote before we start.
[01]Offer
What we take on.
Interface
We design the screens, then build them. Design and build sit in the same hands, so what you approve is what goes live.
Engineering
Accounts, data, payments, APIs, AI models, scheduled jobs. Built behind the interface we designed, so there is nothing to integrate later.
Operations
Once it is live we handle the deploys, the fixes, and the changes you ask for. The code, the data, and the accounts stay in your name.
[02]AI
AI that holds up in production.
Assistants, agents, and AI features inside the software you already run. Most of the work sits around the model: connecting it to your data, checking what it returns, and testing it against your real cases so it keeps working after launch.
- InputA message, a document, or a new record
- ContextOnly the records it is allowed to see
- ModelChosen for the task, and replaceable later
- ChecksEvery result validated before it is used
- OutputAn answer, an action, or human review
Assistants
Answers drawn from your documents, records, and policies, with the source shown for each one.
Agents
Multi-step work across your tools, with a person approving anything that cannot be undone.
Document processing
Invoices, contracts, forms, and email read and turned into structured data your systems can use.
Search
Search that finds the right page by meaning, across everything your team has written.
Product features
Drafting, summaries, translation, and suggestions built into the app your customers already use.
Triage and routing
Tickets, leads, and requests read, labelled, and sent to the right person as they arrive.
[03]Layers
Every layer, in house.
Screens, the logic behind them, the data underneath, and the hosting it sits on. We build all four, so a change at one level does not wait on anyone else.
[04]Process
How we work.
The same five steps every time, from the first conversation to launch.
- 01
Talk
You tell us what you're building, who uses it, and what it has to do.
- 02
Quote
We send a fixed price and a date, before any work starts.
- 03
Design
We draw the real screens, in the browser, with your words in them.
- 04
Build
We build the interface and/or backend.
- 05
Launch
We put it live, hand over the accounts, and stay reachable afterwards.
How much you steer is up to you.
Sit in on each stage and give notes as it goes.
Give us the requirements at the start and see it at launch.
A focused website is usually live in two to four weeks. An application takes longer, and the quote gives you the date before you commit.
[05]FAQ
Questions we get.
What does it cost?
A fixed quote, sent before work starts. You see the number and the scope together, and it only moves if you ask for something new.
How long does it take?
That depends on what it has to do, and we cannot answer it honestly until we understand the requirements. Once we do, the date goes in the quote next to the price, and you see both before you commit.
Where does AI make sense?
Wherever people spend hours reading, sorting, or looking things up: support inboxes, contracts and forms, internal knowledge, data entry. If a simple rule or a form would do the job better, we will say so.
Which AI models do you use?
Whichever does the job best. We test the candidates on your own examples for accuracy, speed, and cost, and build so the model can be changed later without a rewrite.
What happens to our data?
It goes only to the providers you approve, on business terms that keep it out of model training. Keys, logs, and stored data sit in your accounts, and where the data cannot leave your servers, we can run an open-weight model on them.
Who builds the backend?
We do. Database, accounts, permissions, payments, integrations, and the jobs that run on a schedule. It is built by the same people who design the screens.
Can you work on something that already exists?
Often. We start by reading what is there and telling you what we find. Sometimes the answer is to carry on with it, sometimes to replace one part of it, and we will say which before you spend anything.
Can I edit the content myself?
Yes. We wire an editor into the parts that change, and leave the rest alone so there is less to break.
Where does it get hosted?
On your accounts. We set up hosting and point the domain, or deploy into what you already use. The logins are yours.
My work is unusual. Does that matter?
Usually not. Odd rules are still rules, and the first conversation is mostly us learning how your work actually runs.
[06]Start
Tell us what you're building.
Send us some info about your project. We'll come back with questions, and a fixed quote if it's a fit.