Engineering platforms,end to end.
We build the software a business runs on, the cloud it runs in, and the hardware at the edge when the numbers have to come off a shelf or a factory floor. One team, one contract, the whole way down.
- Software
- Storefronts, consoles, apps
- Hardware
- Boards, firmware, sensors
What we build with
Silicon to storefront, under one contract.
One team for the storefront, the infrastructure underneath it, and the device at the edge — so every seam between them belongs to us.
What changes
day to day.
One number, everywhere
Change a price, a stock level, or an address once and it is right on the storefront, in the warehouse, and in the report — because there is only one place it lives.
It holds on the busy day
Built to carry your busiest hour of the year. When a campaign lands, the extra traffic turns into revenue and the system stays up under it.
One team to call
No arbitrating between a storefront vendor, an ERP vendor, and a device supplier. The whole chain sits with one contract.
Yours at the end
Source, infrastructure definitions, runbooks, and a handover long enough that your own team can run it without us.
See it working
before you commit.
We build a demo around your own workflow — the same system on a desk and on a phone — so there is something real to look at before anything is agreed. Below is one we drew for this page.
Orders
Monitor and manage your orders in real time
Total Orders
128
today12%
To Dispatch
14
awaiting pickup
Low Stock Items
3
need attention
Delivered Today
111
8%
Orders Overview
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View all ordersA short call
Pick a slot on the calendar. We ask about the parts that usually go wrong.
A demo of your workflow
A working screen with your own process in it, on desk and phone.
You decide
Carry on or stop there. The demo costs you nothing either way.
Three disciplines,
one team.
One contract covers the storefront your customers use, the infrastructure underneath it, and the device at the edge if the job needs one.
Software platforms
The products your business runs on — customer-facing storefronts, internal consoles, mobile apps, and the operational systems that tie them together.
- Web application development
- Mobile application development
- End-to-end e-commerce platforms
- ERP integration and custom modules
Cloud & delivery
Architecture that holds up when traffic arrives, and a release pipeline that gets changes to production without ceremony.
- Cloud-native architecture design
- Horizontal scale for high-traffic systems
- CI/CD pipelines and release automation
- Observability, load testing, and hardening
Hardware & intelligence
Custom devices designed from the schematic up, with the firmware, connectivity, and machine learning that make them useful.
- PCB design and hardware bring-up
- Embedded firmware development
- Computer vision and AI/ML integration
- Sensor networks and real-time telemetry
Pick the shape that fits the problem.
Every price here would be a guess, so we quote once we understand the scope — before anybody signs. What you choose between is how the work sits alongside your team.
Project build
Most asked for6–16 weeks typical
A defined scope with a fixed shape — discovery, architecture, build, and handover. Best when you know what you need and want it delivered.
- Discovery and architecture
- Fixed scope, staged delivery
- Full handover at the end
- Support period after launch
Embedded team
Rolling monthly
Our engineers work inside your process, on your board, at your cadence. Best when the roadmap is live and priorities shift week to week.
- Works to your sprint cadence
- Scale the team up or down
- No fixed scope required
- Your tools, your process
Architecture review
2–4 weeks
A short, focused engagement: we audit the system, load-test it, and hand back a prioritised plan. Best before a rebuild decision.
- System and code audit
- Load testing to the ceiling
- Prioritised written plan
- No obligation to build with us
Clearly
answered.
How quickly can you start?
Usually within two to three weeks of scope being agreed. Discovery can often begin sooner, in parallel with contracting.
What does the free demo actually include?
One workflow, built as a working screen on desk and phone, from a thirty-minute call about how that process runs today. We use sample data shaped like yours. It does not connect to your systems, it is not production code, and it is not a pilot — it is there so you can see our judgement applied to your problem before you pay for any of it. If you want a second workflow, or your real data in it, that is the start of a paid engagement.
Do you work with existing codebases?
Frequently. A good share of our work is taking over, stabilising, and extending systems someone else started.
Can you do hardware and software together?
Yes — that is the reason the company is structured the way it is. PCB, firmware, backend, and interface can all sit with one team.
We already have systems. Do they all have to go?
No. Most of what you run is usually fine — it just has nowhere to agree. We build the layer underneath that reconciles them, and replace a system only when replacing it is cheaper than keeping it.
Who owns the code?
You do. Source, infrastructure definitions, and documentation are handed over in full at the end of every engagement.
Tell us where the time goes.
Tell us which process eats the most hours in your week. We come back with the shape of the work and an honest estimate.
Typical engagement
6–16 weeks to first release
Working style
Embedded with your team
Handover
Documented, operable, yours