We design, build, and deploy custom web platforms, cloud architectures, and AI integrations engineered for year-three scalability.
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We are a small senior team, so this list is short on purpose — every engagement runs with the engineers who wrote the code still on the phone. Both sites below are client work, shipped and running today.
A platform sold to school principals, described in its engineers' vocabulary. We reordered it around the questions buyers actually ask and rebuilt it phone-up.
Several service lines on one site, each legible alone, with a catalogue expected to keep growing. Built on a component library so new services are assembled, not designed fresh.
Core capabilities
Most projects need two or three of these. Every page below says plainly when its practice is the wrong thing to buy.
Multi-tenant products built to survive their own success — isolation strategy, permission model and billing decided before the first migration, not retrofitted after the third customer.
Scheduling, allocation and reconciliation logic that replaces a recurring manual process — with the reasoning visible so the humans responsible can override it.
Model features shipped behind an evaluation harness, so quality is measured rather than demoed.
iOS and Android with a written offline and sync specification, a defensible platform choice, and a release process rather than a build script.
Environments recreated from source, pipelines that produce the same artefact twice, and observability aimed at questions instead of dashboards.
A component library your team can extend, performance budgets enforced in CI, and accessibility built in rather than audited afterwards.
Built and operated on
Our products
Two platforms here are not client work. We specified them, funded them, and still take the support calls — which is what turns an opinion about modular design into something you actually mean.
Built because school administration ran across a dozen disconnected registers and spreadsheets, with no single system holding the whole record.
What it doesOne narrow task done properly: the morning scramble to cover absent teachers, solved manually in every school we visited.
What it doesHow we work
Most projects are decided before the first commit — by the scope that got accepted, the data model that got rushed, and the assumption that someone would maintain it later.
Features compete for the same finite weeks. We would rather cut half of them and ship the rest properly than deliver all of it at half depth.
Well-understood databases, frameworks and deployment targets for anything the business depends on. Novelty belongs where failure is cheap and reversible.
Clear service boundaries and a schema that tolerates change outlast an elegant abstraction only its author can safely modify.
Tell us the outcome you need and the constraints you are working under. We will come back with an approach, a timeline and an honest view of what it takes.
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