Software development
Senior software development, without the traditional agency layers.
Custom web applications and platforms, built by senior engineers using agentic tooling. Every project is led and owned by a principal engineer, with vetted senior specialists brought in when needed.
Sound familiar?
Why clients come to us.
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We need it built properly, not just built fast.
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Our last agency sold us a senior and gave us juniors.
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We're paying for meetings, not progress.
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We need someone who'll tell us what not to build.
How it works
The whole process, with less waiting.
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Discovery
Users, constraints, risks and architecture, agreed in writing before any build starts.
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Sprint planning
Each sprint begins with a clear, prioritised goal and the trade-offs stated openly.
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Build & test
Work lands in a staging environment you can use yourself, reviewed and tested as it goes.
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Review & demo
Every sprint ends with a demo of working software and an agreed plan for the next one.
What every project includes.
The same standards whether it's a four-week MVP or a year-long platform.
- A written scope and architecture note
- Staging from the first sprint
- Automated tests and CI/CD
- Security designed in from the start
- Readable, documented code you own
- A handover your team can take on
Questions
What people usually ask.
Who owns the code?
You do. You get full ownership and access to the repository from day one.
Do you use AI to write the code?
Yes, under supervision. Agents handle research, implementation, tests and refactors. A senior engineer makes the decisions and reviews every change before it merges.
How big is the team?
Every project is led and owned by a principal engineer. Vetted senior specialists, for example in design or mobile, join for the phases that need them and leave when they don't.
Do you work on existing codebases?
Yes. Adding features to live products, upgrades, performance work and rescuing codebases nobody wants to touch are all common projects.
What technologies do you use?
Vue, React and JavaScript on the front end. Laravel/PHP and Node on the back end. MySQL and NoSQL databases. If your team already runs something sensible, we work in it.
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Tell us what you're building.
Four fields. A straight answer within one working day, including if it isn't worth building yet.