Design · Build · Run
We design and build websites, web apps, mobile apps and AI products, then host and keep changing them. Fixed price per phase, shipped weekly to a URL you can open, and every build gets its own design language.
What we build
Scoping, design, engineering and release handled by the same people, so nothing is lost in a handover between three suppliers.
The site that has to load fast, rank, and turn ad spend into enquiries. Built as code, not as a page builder you outgrow in a year.
Software your customers or staff log into. Auth, roles, billing, dashboards and the unglamorous plumbing that decides whether it survives year two.
iOS and Android from one codebase, shipped to both stores. We handle review, signing and the release process people underestimate.
Storefronts built for conversion rate and page speed, integrated with the fulfilment and finance systems you already run.
The AI part of your product, built to production standards: evaluation sets, cost control, guardrails and monitoring, not a demo endpoint.
Someone built it, it half works, and the original team is gone. We take ownership, stabilise it, and make it changeable again.
Selected work · 15 sites
No house style with your logo dropped in. These are complete, working sites for invented brands. Open any of them and click through.
Lighting studio · product page
Architecture studio · practice site
Boutique resort · booking site
SaaS product · Material 3 app
Designer portfolio · case studies
Contract machining · industrial site
Drinks brand · direct to consumer
Private wealth · client statement
Independent quarterly · publication
Interior design · room planner app
Shared inbox for support teams · landing page
Hair salon · booking site
Wood-fired restaurant · menu and reservations
Boutique fitness studio · timetable and memberships
Dental clinic · patient site
How it runs
You see it every week. The only surprise anyone should get from a software project is that it arrived on time.
One working session on what it has to do, who uses it and what success looks like. You leave with a written scope, a fixed price and a date, whether or not you go ahead.
Real screens with real content, not a mood board. You approve what it looks like before anyone writes the code that has to match it.
Shipped in weekly increments to a staging URL you can open any day. No month of silence followed by a reveal.
Performance, accessibility and analytics checked before go-live. Domains, certificates, redirects and search console handled by us.
We host it, patch it, monitor it and keep shipping changes. Your site stops being a project that ages and becomes something maintained.
Pricing
Whatever the size, you know the number before work starts. Hosting is separate and optional.
from $99fixed · 5 working days
One page that has to earn its keep, live this week
from $4,500fixed · 3 to 4 weeks
A marketing site or landing pages that need to work hard
from $18,000fixed, per phase · 6 to 12 weeks
A web or mobile app with users, accounts and data
from $6,000flexible, per month · Rolling, 30 days notice
Continuous work when the roadmap is longer than one project
Questions
Fixed, for anything we can scope. You get the number and the date before we start, and a change of scope gets its own written price rather than appearing on an invoice. The embedded option is monthly instead, for work that is genuinely open-ended.
No. Everything we build can be handed over to run wherever you like, with documentation. Most clients stay because patching, monitoring and small changes are the part nobody wants to own, not because they are locked in.
You do, on day one. It lives in your repository and your cloud accounts, and it stays yours whether or not we keep working together. No per-seat licence, no platform you can only leave by rebuilding.
For a brochure site with no integrations, it often is not, and we will tell you that. The difference shows when you need real data, logins, payments, an integration with the system you run, or performance that survives a traffic spike.
Yes, and it is a common start. Two weeks produces a written assessment of the codebase, the infrastructure and the risk, with a plan to stabilise it. You keep the assessment either way.
Then you are talking to the right people. Most of what we build ends up connected to the automation side: the app collects the work, the automation does it. We scope both together so they are not two projects that meet awkwardly later.
Get a fixed price
Rough is fine. You get a written reply within one business day covering what we would build, how long it takes and what it costs.