We take on a small number of engagements at a time so each one gets senior attention. Below is what those engagements usually look like.
Customer portals, admin dashboards, marketplaces, booking systems and internal tools. We build on React, Next.js, Node and Laravel with PostgreSQL or Firebase behind them, and ship to Vercel, AWS or Google Cloud.
Cross-platform builds in Flutter or React Native where that fits, fully native Swift and Kotlin where it does not. We handle the whole release path, not just the code.
Practical applications of large language models: assistants that answer from your own documents, extraction pipelines, classification and workflow automation. Built with evaluation and cost control in place, not bolted on later.
Research, flows, wireframes and high-fidelity interfaces delivered as a design system rather than a stack of one-off screens — so the build stays consistent and the next feature is cheap to design.
The unglamorous layer that decides whether a product survives its first busy week. We set it up so you can see what is happening and roll back when you need to.
For products already live — ours or someone else's. A fixed monthly block of senior engineering time, spent on whatever matters most that month.
Best for: a defined build with clear boundaries — an MVP, a rebuild, a specific feature set.
We scope it in discovery, quote a fixed price and milestone schedule, and deliver against it. Changes go through a written variation so nothing drifts silently.
Best for: evolving products where the roadmap moves faster than a fixed contract can.
A set number of engineering days each month, planned fortnightly with you. Unused days roll over once; priorities are yours to reorder at any sprint boundary.
Best for: in-house teams that need specific expertise for a defined period.
Named engineers embed in your process, your repositories and your stand-ups, for an agreed number of days per week over an agreed term.
Not sure which fits? Tell us about the project and we will suggest one — including the option of not working together if we are not the right studio for it.
A short call is usually enough for us to tell you roughly what your project involves, how long it takes and what it costs.