Software services, from the first model to the production cloud
Hire us for one of these or for the whole path. Each practice below lists exactly what we take on.
Decentralised applications that run on blockchains and peer-to-peer networks instead of a single company's server.
Solidity
Hardhat
Polygon
TypeScript
React
Go
- Contracts written and tested in Solidity
- Smart contracts for tokens, NFTs, escrow and DAOs on Ethereum-compatible networks such as Polygon, with automated tests before anything is deployed.
- Wallet sign-in and signing
- Wallet connection inside web and mobile apps, so users approve each action with their own keys.
- On-chain payments
- Crypto payments with transaction tracking and confirmations your back office can reconcile.
- Content on decentralised storage
- Files and front ends stored on networks such as IPFS, addressed by their content instead of a server.
- Serverless peer-to-peer apps
- Messaging, file sharing and sync that run between users' devices with no central server.
- Front ends for contracts
- Web interfaces that read from and write to the chain, and explain each transaction in plain language before the user signs.
Sites and applications on ZeroNet, the peer-to-peer web where visitors host the content and no central server can take it down.
Python
JavaScript
SQLite
- Sites served by their visitors
- ZeroNet sites distributed over BitTorrent, where every visitor keeps a copy and helps serve it to the next.
- Multi-user ZeroNet apps
- Forums, blogs, chat and marketplaces built on the ZeroFrame API, with user content stored in each site's database.
- Key-based addresses and signing
- Sites addressed by a public key and updated only by whoever holds the matching private key.
- Offline and private access
- Pages that open without a connection once visited, with optional routing over Tor.
- Moving an existing site across
- An existing website or community rebuilt to run on ZeroNet, alongside its normal web address.
Models, data pipelines and back-end systems written for the way your business actually runs.
- Python
- Go
Java
PyTorch
TensorFlow
Pandas
- Custom-trained AI modules
- AI models and agents tuned on your own data, packaged so the rest of your stack can call them.
- Data pipelines and reporting
- Data analytics that turns scattered records into numbers your team can act on, from the warehouse to the dashboard.
- AI wired into your tools
- AI integrations that bring language models, search and prediction into the product, CRM or internal tools you already use.
- Back-end systems in Go, Python and Java
- Custom software, APIs and internal platforms built in the language that fits the workload.
- Dashboards for decision-makers
- Business intelligence reports and KPI views that give managers one agreed version of the numbers.
- Connected enterprise systems
- Enterprise application integration: ERP, CRM, accounting and legacy systems linked, so data is entered once and trusted everywhere.
AI automation for the repetitive work between your systems: reading, sorting, replying and updating records, with people deciding only what needs a decision.
- Python
Node.js
PostgreSQL
Redis
- Document reading and data entry
- Invoices, forms and emails read by AI and entered into your systems, with a person reviewing only the uncertain ones.
- Customer support assistants
- Chat and WhatsApp assistants that answer routine questions from your own content and hand over to staff when needed.
- Multi-step task agents
- AI agents that carry one task across several tools, such as qualifying an enquiry, creating the record and notifying the team.
- Scheduled digests and reports
- Daily or weekly summaries written from your data and delivered where your team already reads.
- Review queues and audit logs
- Approval steps and a record of every automated action, so people stay in control.
Mobile apps for iPhone and Android, from the first screen sketch to the store listing.
Swift
Kotlin- React
Android
iOS
- Native apps in Swift and Kotlin
- Native iOS and Android development that uses the camera, sensors, payments and offline storage the way each platform intends.
- One codebase for both stores
- Cross-platform React Native apps, for when reach and budget matter more than platform-specific detail.
- Installable web apps
- Progressive web apps (PWAs) that install from the browser, work offline and skip the app store entirely.
- App interface and experience design
- Mobile UI and UX design: flows, screens and prototypes tried on real devices before production code is written.
- Store listing optimisation
- App store optimisation: listings, screenshots and keywords tuned so the right people find and install the app.
Web applications that stay fast as the data and the number of users grow.
Next.js- React
- TypeScript
- Node.js
GraphQL- PostgreSQL
- Fast, app-like interfaces
- Single-page applications in React and Next.js that respond instantly and still rank in search.
- Online stores and checkout
- E-commerce platforms with storefront, cart, payments and order management built around your catalogue.
- Editor-friendly content tools
- Content management systems your team can run without calling a developer for every change.
- Live, multi-user features
- Real-time collaboration tools: shared editing, live dashboards and chat that keep every screen in sync.
- APIs and third-party connectors
- API development and integration, with documented endpoints linked to payment, logistics and other outside services.
IoT applications that collect readings from sensors and machines and turn them into dashboards, alerts and remote control.
- Go
- Python
AWS- Redis
Grafana
- Device connectivity
- Sensors, meters and controllers connected over Wi-Fi, cellular, Bluetooth or LoRaWAN, using MQTT and HTTP.
- Data collection platform
- A back end that receives, stores and processes readings from a handful of devices or many thousands.
- Live monitoring dashboards
- Maps, charts and status boards that show what every device is doing right now.
- Threshold alerts and rules
- Notifications or automatic actions when a reading crosses a limit you set.
- Companion mobile apps
- Apps that set up, monitor and control equipment from a phone.
The CI/CD pipelines, tests and monitoring that make a release an ordinary event instead of a risky one.
GitHub Actions
Jenkins
Docker
Terraform- Grafana
Prometheus
- Faster build and release pipelines
- CI/CD pipeline optimisation: builds and deployments trimmed and parallelised so a merge reaches production in minutes.
- Servers defined in code
- Infrastructure as code in Terraform, so servers, networks and permissions are reviewed like any other change.
- Self-running test suites
- Automated testing frameworks for unit, integration and end-to-end checks that catch regressions before your customers do.
- Dashboards, alerts and searchable logs
- Monitoring and logging that tells you what broke and why.
- Speed and load tuning
- Performance optimisation through profiling and load testing, to find the slow query, the heavy bundle or the undersized server.
- Hands-on release checks
- QA testing: manual, exploratory and regression passes on real devices and browsers before each release.
Infrastructure on AWS, Google Cloud and Azure that grows with demand and survives a bad day.
- AWS
Google Cloud
Azure
Kubernetes- Docker
NGINX
- Cloud planning and relocation
- Multi-cloud strategy and migration: a plan for what runs where, and a staged move that keeps the business online throughout.
- Event-driven, pay-per-use systems
- Serverless architecture design that costs little when idle and absorbs sudden traffic.
- Kubernetes clusters your team can run
- Container orchestration with deployments and autoscaling set up so your own engineers can operate them.
- Access control and audit readiness
- Cloud security and compliance: permissions, encryption and audit trails aligned with the standards your customers ask about.
- Backup and failover drills
- Disaster recovery planning with backups, failover and written runbooks, and recovery steps that have been rehearsed.
An independent read on your systems, and the work to secure them, before you invest, migrate or acquire.
MySQL
MongoDB- Redis
Playwright
- Tech stack health check
- A technology stack evaluation: what to keep, what to replace and what each choice costs to maintain.
- System design review and tuning
- Architecture review and optimisation that ranks bottlenecks, single points of failure and security gaps by how much they matter.
- Modernisation plan
- A digital transformation roadmap: the sequence for moving off spreadsheets and legacy systems, with milestones you can budget for.
- Pre-investment code assessment
- Technical due diligence on code, infrastructure and engineering practice, written for investors and acquirers.
- Application and infrastructure hardening
- Security services: reviews, hardening and monitoring for your applications and the infrastructure under them.
What happens after launch: bringing people to the product and keeping it healthy.
- Search, social and campaigns
- Digital marketing that brings the right visitors to what you have built.
- Ongoing care after launch
- Maintenance and support: updates, fixes and monitoring under an agreed plan.
Not sure which of these you need?
Describe the problem in your own words. We will tell you which practice fits, or that none of them do.
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