01 Services
Most of our work spans more than one of these, because most real problems do. This is the long version — the homepage has the short one.
01 · Service
Language models put to work inside systems you already run — content tooling, classification, extraction and assisted workflows. Integrated into the application, not bolted on beside it.
02 · Service
Applications built for one business and its actual process, rather than a product bent to fit it.
03 · Service
Multi-tenant products with tenant isolation, audited mutations and a deployment path a customer can run themselves.
04 · Service
Storefronts that take money properly — catalogue, variants, stock, checkout, invoices and an admin the owner can actually operate.
05 · Service
Storage you own and can restore from. Pools, shares, snapshots and an offsite copy that has been tested.
06 · Service
Physical and containerised compute — specified, built, configured and kept running. Including GPU workstations for compute-heavy work.
07 · Service
DNS, TLS, routing and mail configured so the parts reach each other and nothing else does.
08 · Service
Scheduled jobs, webhooks and system-to-system links that remove the manual step nobody wants to own.
02 How we think
We design the application, the data and the infrastructure as one system. Most problems that look like software problems are one layer down.
03 Process
Understand the problem, the requirements, and the constraints nobody writes down.
Decide what runs where, what the data looks like, and what happens when a part fails.
Develop, integrate, test and deploy in slices you can actually see working.
Monitor, fix what the first month of real use exposes, and prepare it for growth.
04 Scoping tool
Four questions. You get an engineering read — approach, technology, complexity — not a price for work nobody has scoped.
Pick the closest. If it spans a few, choose the part that matters most.
Roughly how much of the business will lean on this.
Select everything that applies.
Optional — but the more concrete this is, the more useful the read.
Have a technical problem worth solving?
