Full-lifecycle engineering, from definition to production support.
Twelve service lines, delivered by one team under one accountable contract. Engage us for a single service or the complete lifecycle; internal handoffs remain our responsibility, not yours.
Service lines
Twelve capabilities, delivered by one accountable team.
Each entry below states the scope of inclusion and the technologies typically applied. Services may be combined as the project requires; the coordination overhead is ours.
Custom Software Development
Systems built around your operating model rather than the constraints of an off-the-shelf tool you have outgrown.
What's included
Domain and workflow discovery with your operators
Architecture, data model and integration design
Full-stack build in two-week increments
Role-based access, audit trails and reporting
Migration from spreadsheets or legacy tools
Handover documentation and team training
Typical stack
TypeScriptNode.jsPythonJavaPostgreSQLReact
Web Application Development
Fast, accessible, SEO-sane web products — dashboards, portals, marketplaces and internal tools that hold up under real traffic.
What's included
Component library and design-system setup
Server-side rendering and Core Web Vitals budgets
Authentication, billing and multi-tenancy
Admin consoles and back-office tooling
WCAG 2.2 AA accessibility pass
Analytics and event instrumentation
Typical stack
ReactNext.jsVueNuxtTailwindtRPC
Mobile App Development
iOS, Android and cross-platform apps taken all the way through store review — including the offline, push and release plumbing most teams underestimate.
What's included
Native iOS (Swift) and Android (Kotlin) builds
Cross-platform with React Native or Flutter
Offline-first sync and conflict resolution
Push notifications, deep links and in-app updates
App Store and Play Store submission support
Crash reporting and release-train setup
Typical stack
SwiftKotlinReact NativeFlutterFirebaseFastlane
Cloud & DevOps
Infrastructure you can reason about: reproducible environments, boring deploys, and a cost line that stops surprising your CFO.
What's included
Infrastructure as code from day one
CI/CD pipelines with automated gates
Containerisation and orchestration
Observability: logs, metrics, traces, alerting
Cost review and right-sizing
Backup, DR and incident runbooks
Typical stack
AWSAzureGCPTerraformKubernetesGitHub Actions
API & Systems Integration
Making your systems agree with each other — ERPs, CRMs, payment rails, logistics partners and the in-house service nobody wants to touch.
What's included
API design (REST, GraphQL, gRPC) and versioning
Third-party and partner integrations
Event-driven and queue-based messaging
Idempotency, retries and reconciliation logic
Integration test harnesses and sandboxes
API gateway, rate limiting and developer docs
Typical stack
RESTGraphQLKafkaRabbitMQKongOpenAPI
Data Engineering & Analytics
Pipelines and models that make your numbers trustworthy, so decisions stop being argued from three conflicting spreadsheets.
What's included
Warehouse and lakehouse architecture
Batch and streaming ingestion pipelines
Dimensional modelling and semantic layers
Data quality tests and lineage
Executive and operational dashboards
Governance, PII handling and retention rules
Typical stack
SnowflakeBigQuerydbtAirflowSparkPower BI
AI & ML Integration
Applied AI with a job to do — document extraction, assistants, search, forecasting — scoped against a measurable baseline, not a demo.
Interfaces designed from real user tasks and edge cases — including the empty, error and loading states that decide whether people trust the product.
What's included
User research and journey mapping
Information architecture and flows
Wireframes through high-fidelity UI
Design system and token library
Prototypes for usability testing
Developer handoff with specs and states
Typical stack
FigmaStorybookDesign tokensWCAG 2.2MazeFramer
QA & Test Automation
A test suite your team actually trusts, so releases stop depending on one person remembering what to click.
What's included
Test strategy and risk-based coverage plan
Automated E2E, API and unit layers
Regression packs wired into CI
Performance and load testing
Accessibility and cross-browser checks
Defect triage and quality reporting
Typical stack
PlaywrightCypressJestpytestk6Appium
Maintenance & Support
Post-launch ownership with named engineers, defined response times and a monthly report you can forward to your board.
What's included
Tiered SLAs with agreed response targets
Proactive monitoring and alert response
Security patching and dependency upgrades
Small enhancements inside a monthly pool
Quarterly health and roadmap reviews
Knowledge base kept current, not stale
Typical stack
PagerDutySentryGrafanaDatadogSnykStatuspage
Legacy Modernisation
Moving off aging platforms without a big-bang rewrite — strangler-fig migrations that keep the business running while the foundation changes underneath.
What's included
Codebase, data and risk assessment
Modernisation roadmap with sequencing
Incremental strangler-fig migration
Data migration with reconciliation checks
Re-platforming from on-prem to cloud
Parallel-run and cutover planning
Typical stack
Strangler pattern.NETJavaDockerPostgreSQLAzure
Dedicated Teams & Staff Augmentation
Vetted engineers embedded in your process, your stand-ups and your repo — scaling up or down on 30 days' notice.
What's included
Role profiling and shortlist within 2 weeks
You interview and approve every engineer
Works in your tools, your ceremonies
Optional delivery lead and QA in the pod
Monthly velocity and quality reporting
Clean IP assignment and exit handover
Typical stack
ScrumKanbanJiraLinearSlackGitHub
Getting started
Three common points of entry.
Start with one problem
Most clients begin with a single, well-bounded piece of work — an integration, an MVP, a migration. It is a low-risk way to find out how we operate before committing to a roadmap.
Grow into a pod
When the work becomes continuous, the same engineers convert into a dedicated team. No re-onboarding, no lost context, no second discovery phase.
Or hand it back
Every engagement is built to be handed over. Documentation, tests and runbooks are deliverables — if you take it in-house, your team can carry it.
Undecided on scope?
Describe the problem rather than the solution. We will set out the approach we would take, including where our assessment is that external engineering is not required.