Design and engineering,
under one roof.
We take a product from a blank file to a launched release: research, interface, architecture, build, submission, and the support that follows. One team the whole way — nothing handed off, nothing lost in translation.
Native iOS app development
Swift and SwiftUI, built the way Apple intends. Not a web page in a wrapper — apps that launch instantly, work offline, and still feel right on a five-year-old iPhone.
Learn more→First versions
An idea taken from a blank file to a release on the App Store, scoped tightly enough to launch and architected loosely enough to grow.
Apps with real data
Offline-first storage, background sync, and conflict handling that behaves sensibly when someone edits the same thing on two devices.
Subscriptions and payments
StoreKit 2, trials, upgrades, restores, and receipt validation — the unglamorous half that decides whether the revenue actually arrives.
Health, fitness, and sensors
HealthKit, Core Motion, and the permission flows around them, built to Apple's privacy expectations so review does not send you back.
Rescue and handover
Taking over an existing app: a paid technical review first, an honest recommendation second, and a plan you can act on either way.
Web application development
Next.js, React, and TypeScript. Dashboards, portals, and internal tools that stay fast as the data grows and stay maintainable as the team changes.
Learn more→Internal tools and admin systems
The software your team lives in all day — built for the workflow that actually happens, not the one drawn on a whiteboard.
Customer portals and dashboards
Roles, permissions, and data that stays responsive when the table has a million rows instead of a hundred.
Marketing sites that rank
Fast, statically served, and built for search from the structure up — this site is the example, and it is measurable.
APIs and integrations
Connecting the systems you already run: payments, accounting, e-invoicing, messaging, and whatever else is already in the building.
Rebuilds
Replacing something that has stopped being worth maintaining, in stages, without turning off the business while it happens.
AI product features
Language models and personalisation wired into a real workflow, where they measurably improve a decision. Not a chatbot bolted onto the corner of the screen.
Learn more→Personalisation with judgment
Software that adapts to the person using it — a plan that changes after a bad week, a feed that reflects what someone actually does rather than what they clicked once.
Assistants inside a workflow
An assistant that can see the user's real context and take real actions, placed where the work happens instead of in a floating window beside it.
Documents and unstructured data
Extraction, classification, and search over contracts, invoices, tickets, and transcripts, with the citation trail a human reviewer needs to trust it.
Retrieval pipelines (RAG)
Grounding answers in your own data, with evaluation to prove that a change to a prompt made things better rather than merely different.
On-device intelligence
Core ML for the cases where the data should never leave the phone — lower latency, no per-call cost, and a privacy story you can put in writing.
Four steps, and you see working software in the first month.
Discovery call
Forty-five minutes, free. We map what you are trying to build, what is genuinely hard about it, and whether we are the right team. You leave with a written summary either way.
Written scope and estimate
A fixed price against a fixed scope, with a delivery date. No hourly surprises, and no discovery phase that quietly becomes the project.
Build in two-week cycles
A working build on your own device at the end of every cycle. You review progress you can tap, not a status report you have to trust.
Launch and support
App Store submission, monitoring, and a support window after release. Code, accounts, and documentation are handed over — not held hostage.
Not sure which one you need?
Most projects are a mix. Describe what you are trying to build and we will tell you what it actually takes — including when the answer is that you should not build it yet.
Book a discovery call