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We take time to understand the business and find the real problem. The one you called about is often a symptom of something else. Usually a single 30–60 minute call.
A written problem statement
Custom software and AI, solving real problems for UK businesses.
A free audit of a problem — to see how the right solution could save your business time and money.
Most of our work starts as one of these three problems. Each links to a real project and the numbers behind it.
A 3PL warehouse swapped weekly Excel invoicing for scan-in, scan-out — invoices now generate on whatever cadence they run.
See the warehouse buildA bike shop’s till and website never agreed on stock. One cloud system replaced both, with an AI pipeline keeping products current.
See the bike shop buildA café moved order tickets from paper to iPads, with a live kitchen queue and reporting the owner never had before.
See the café buildYou describe the problem. We build the solution.

Built to make your business money or save your team time.

The repetitive work done for you, so you can run the business.

Your team using AI well — the prompts, the workflows, the guardrails.
Three UK projects. What we changed and by how much.
Warehouse & Auto-Invoicing: hours of weekly Excel → 1 min.
Logistics / 3PL · 3 staff · UK
A warehouse with too many pallets to track in Excel without errors, and invoicing that was melting into rework. Staff now scan pallets in and out from a phone or iPad; invoices generate on whatever cadence the client runs — weekly, monthly, per-client. Room built in for the services they'll add as they grow.
Read case studyBike Shop Systems Integration took online sales from ~£2k a year to £200k+ in year one.
Independent retail · 7 staff · London & Home Counties
A till and a website that never agreed on stock, plus tens of thousands of products with missing details and no search visibility. We put both on one system, then built an automation that pulls in accurate specs and photos, writes the product descriptions, and lists in-stock supplier items every day — with a morning summary for the owner to review.
Read case studyCafé Order Management cut ticket-to-plate time by ~40%.
Hospitality · 10–15 staff · London & Home Counties
Waitstaff take orders on an iPad; the kitchen sees a live queue of what to make, what's ready, and which table it's heading to. The reporting that came with it told the owner which dishes were selling and which tickets were slow — decisions that used to be guesswork.
Read case studyGot a problem worth solving?
Two hours of our time on it, free — you keep the written plan either way.
Five stages. Honest about where the time goes and what you get out of each one. Every project is a fixed price agreed in writing before any code — change requests get a fresh quote, no drip-pricing.
We take time to understand the business and find the real problem. The one you called about is often a symptom of something else. Usually a single 30–60 minute call.
A written problem statement
Scope, plan, and price — typically within two weeks of first contact. You sign off on what's being delivered before any work begins.
A signed scope at a fixed price
We work inside your team's Slack or Teams, shipping working output, not status reports. First working version in weeks, a demo every fortnight — you can course-correct early.
A system ready to test
Shipped, tested, and handed over — with documentation and any training your team needs.
A live product and trained team
We stay on to fix what breaks and build what comes next.
A team running it confidently
Every growing small business outgrows its SaaS stack. The gaps get patched by spreadsheets, copy-paste, and the one person who knows how it all hangs together. We build the piece that actually fits. Owned, not rented.
Scoped together up front. Built with your team in the room, not from behind a ticket queue.
Built for your business.
Grows when you do.
Anthropic-certified — AI Fluency for Small Businesses, Claude with Amazon Bedrock, and Claude Code in Action.

Straight answers about timelines, fit, and outcomes before you commit.
Not with the question of which tool. Pick the workflow that eats the most time or causes the most errors — quoting, invoicing, handling enquiries, chasing payments — and start there. For everyday chat a paid seat of Claude or ChatGPT is plenty, and which one you choose barely matters. The real gains come from applying AI to one job you do often and wiring it into the tools you already run, which is where we focus.
Yes. Most of this work is taking a repetitive job — sorting enquiries, drafting quotes, reconciling invoices, chasing payments — and automating it against the tools you already run, like Xero, HubSpot or Shopify. We add an approval step wherever a wrong output could cost money or reach a customer, so you stay in control. And we train your team to use it well, so it still works once we've gone.
We work with UK small businesses — service businesses, e-commerce brands, hospitality, retail, logistics, and operations-heavy teams — that need websites, custom software, AI workflows, or automation to generate leads, reduce admin, and improve delivery speed.
Most projects start within 1–3 weeks. A focused marketing website can launch in 2–6 weeks, while custom software and automation projects are phased with clear milestones so you get value early.
Yes. We often modernise existing websites, Excel-driven workflows, and internal tools first, then add targeted automation or custom software where it has the biggest commercial impact.
Yes. We provide ongoing support, iteration, and performance improvements after launch so your website or platform keeps generating business as your needs change.
Nothing bad. You own the code, the systems run in your own accounts, and every build is handed over with documentation another developer could pick up. Most clients keep us on a small monthly retainer for fixes and improvements, but that's a choice, not a lock.
Need a clear recommendation for your business? We'll tell you what to build first and what can wait.
Book a callTell us what you're trying to do. We'll reply within one working day. If we're not the right team for it, we'll say so.