AI-enabled software development company
We build, scale and maintain the systems your business runs on. Senior teams that stay for years rather than quarters, a fixed-price start that ends with a plan you can fund, and AI used where it demonstrably helps.
- End-to-end delivery, from discovery to production support
- Teams live in 2–4 weeks, not quarters
- AI woven into delivery, not bolted on
- Fixed-price discovery that ends with a budget you can defend
- Your IP from the first commit, buy-out terms fixed at signature
Trusted by teams shipping at scale
Long engagements, not logo collecting — the average relationship below is measured in years.
Everything we do, in one place
Three ways to look at the same bench of engineers: by discipline, by industry, or by the platform you run on.
Numbers we're proud of
AI that multiplies the team, not the headcount
Our AI Center of Excellence sets the standards the delivery teams work to — which tools are approved, how output gets reviewed, and where a human must sign off.
Book an AI discovery workshopDelivery without the doubt
Four commitments we hold ourselves to, and that you can hold us to.
The team you meet is the team you get
No swapping seniors for juniors after the contract signs. Named engineers, disclosed rates, and an escalation path with a person's name on it.
- Named team members with published seniority
- Average tenure of 5.4 years on staff
- Replacement within 10 working days, guaranteed
- One accountable delivery lead per engagement
Don't take our word for it. Watch it.
Six minutes with the people who actually did the work — two delivery leads and a client CTO, unscripted.
Four ways to start
Pick the shape that fits where you are. Most engagements change shape at least once — that is expected, and the contract allows for it.
What partners say
They pushed back on our first architecture and were right to. That conversation saved us a rewrite eighteen months later, and it happened in week two — before anything had been built and before anyone had a position to defend. Since then the pattern has held: we hear about the risk while it is still cheap, in writing, with the trade-off spelled out and a recommendation attached.
We have worked with four outsourcing partners over the years. This is the first one where the engineers argued with our product team — in the useful way, with a prototype and a measurement rather than an opinion. The scope we signed is not the scope we shipped, and that is the point: it changed because the evidence changed, and nobody had to renegotiate a contract to let it.
Healthcare procurement is not fast and they never once pretended otherwise. Clear estimates, honest risks, no theatre about how quickly a regulated integration can land. When our own timeline slipped they re-planned around it instead of billing us for the wait, and when their estimate was wrong they said so in the weekly note before we noticed.
The handover is the part nobody sells you and the part that decides whether an engagement was worth it. Ours came with runbooks written by the people who had actually been paged, a fortnight of shadowing and a rota we could take over without a gap. Two years on, our own team still uses the review checklist they left behind.
The people behind the name
Engineers who still read pull requests. Reach any of them directly — no account manager in between.
And our clients didn't stop at private thank-yous
Independent reviews and industry listings, none of them paid for.
Questions we get first, answered before you have to ask them
You already have enough to stress about.
Your software shouldn't be part of it.
Tell us the problem. We will tell you honestly whether we are the right people to solve it.
Tell us what you are building
One engineer and one delivery lead read every enquiry. You will hear back within one business day — with a real answer, not a calendar link.