Services

Eight things we build. One question we ask first.

Every service below says what problem it solves and who it is for, because picking a supplier from a list of nouns is impossible. If none of it quite fits, the free audit is still the right place to start.

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Business automation
AI agents and assistants
Websites that convert
Dashboards and internal tools
iOS and Android apps
Beauty ecommerce
Desktop applications
Product partnership
Process diagnosis
System integration

Build

The software itself — designed, built and shipped.

Websites

Marketing sites, brochure sites and landing pages that load fast and convert.

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Websites

The problem

Your site was built three years ago by someone who has stopped replying. It is slow on a phone, nobody can edit it, and you have no idea whether it brings in work.

Who it is for

Established businesses whose website is now costing them enquiries, and new businesses that need a credible first site.

What it includes

Design and build, mobile-first
Copy structure and page hierarchy
A content setup you can edit without ringing us
Technical SEO, analytics and conversion tracking
Performance and accessibility work as standard, not as an upsell

What changes

Pages that load in under a second on a mid-range phone
Enquiries you can actually attribute to a page
A site your team can update the same afternoon

Web apps

Dashboards, client portals, internal tools and SaaS products.

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Web apps

The problem

The work runs on a spreadsheet that only one person understands, and it breaks every time someone new touches it.

Who it is for

Teams who have outgrown spreadsheets and shared inboxes, and founders building a software product.

What it includes

Internal tools and admin dashboards
Client and supplier portals
Multi-tenant SaaS products
Role-based access and audit trails
Integration with the systems you already pay for

What changes

One place your team works, instead of six
Reporting that takes seconds rather than a morning
Process that survives someone going on holiday

Mobile apps

iOS and Android — native where it matters, cross-platform where it does not.

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Mobile apps

The problem

Your customers are on their phones and your service is not, or your field team is filling in paper forms and typing them up later.

Who it is for

Founders launching a consumer product, established businesses that need to be on a home screen, and operations teams working away from a desk.

What it includes

iOS and Android, released to both stores
Offline-first where the job needs it
Push notifications and deep linking
App Store and Play Store submission, including the review process
Crash reporting and release management

What changes

Work captured once, at the point it happens
A direct channel to customers that does not rent attention from a platform
Fewer re-keying errors between field and office

Desktop apps

For work that needs the machine — local files, hardware, heavy data.

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Desktop apps

The problem

The job needs local file access, a connected device, or datasets far too large to push through a browser tab.

Who it is for

Studios, labs, manufacturers and finance teams whose real work happens on a workstation.

What it includes

Windows and macOS builds
Local file system and hardware integration
Offline operation with sync when a connection returns
Signed installers and auto-update

What changes

Software that matches how the work is actually done
No fighting browser limits on file size or device access
Updates that reach every machine without an IT ticket

Ecommerce

Online stores built to sell — with a specialism in beauty, skincare and cosmetics.

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Ecommerce

The problem

Traffic arrives and leaves. Your product pages do not answer the questions that actually decide a beauty purchase — shade, skin type, ingredients, what it smells like.

Who it is for

New beauty and skincare brands launching their first store, established ones scaling past their first platform, and any retailer whose store is throttling growth.

What it includes

Store design and build, or a rebuild of what you have
Shade, tone and skin-type finders that reduce returns
Ingredient and claims presentation that stands up to scrutiny
Subscription and replenishment flows
Payment provider integration — Flutterwave, Paystack, Stripe
Stock, fulfilment and marketing integrations
Checkout and product-page conversion work

What changes

Fewer returns from customers who picked the wrong shade
Higher average order value from bundles and refills that make sense
Product pages that answer the objection before it is raised

Automate

The part most studios skip: working out what should be automated before automating it.

Business automation

We work out what can be automated, then automate it — whole processes or a single bottleneck.

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Business automation

The problem

You know something in the business should be automated. You do not know what, and every quote you have had assumes you already do.

Who it is for

Small and mid-sized businesses losing hours to work that a computer should be doing.

What it includes

A free discovery call — we map how work actually flows, not how the manual says it does
A shortlist ranked by hours saved against effort to build
Build of the automations, whether that is one bottleneck or an end-to-end process
Integration between the tools you already use
Handover, documentation and monitoring so it keeps running

What changes

Hours a week back, measured against a before-and-after you agreed up front
Enquiries answered out of hours instead of on Monday
Fewer things that only happen because one person remembers to do them

AI-powered products

Chatbots, AI agents, and AI features inside the software you already run.

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AI-powered products

The problem

You have been told to add AI. Nobody has told you where it would actually help, and the demos you have seen solve problems you do not have.

Who it is for

Businesses with a real volume problem — repetitive questions, document handling, triage — and founders building a product where AI is the point rather than the garnish.

What it includes

Customer-facing assistants that know your products and admit when they do not
Internal agents for triage, routing, drafting and summarising
AI features built into an existing product
Document and data extraction pipelines
Evaluation before launch, and monitoring after it, so quality is a number rather than a feeling

What changes

Routine questions answered without a person, and the rest escalated cleanly
Faster turnaround on work that used to queue
An honest view of where AI helps and where it does not — including when we tell you not to

Partner

For founders who want a build team in the room from day one.

Product partnership

We sit with founders, help shape the idea, then build it. Not an agency at arm's length.

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Product partnership

The problem

You have an idea and some conviction, but no technical co-founder — and a normal agency wants a finished spec you cannot write yet.

Who it is for

Founders at the start, and businesses launching a product outside their existing line.

What it includes

Working sessions to pressure-test the idea before anyone writes code
Scoping the smallest version worth putting in front of real users
Design and build of that version
Iteration against what users actually do, not what they said in a survey
A straight answer when the evidence says stop

What changes

A real product in front of real users in weeks, not quarters
Decisions made on usage data instead of opinion
Technical judgement in the room while the idea is still moving

Before you ask

Questions that come up on every first call.

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What actually happens on the free discovery call?

Ninety minutes, usually with a screen share. You walk us through where you are and what is in the way — whether that is a process eating a day a week, a website bringing in nothing, or a product idea you cannot scope. We ask a lot of questions about the boring parts. Afterwards you get a written shortlist of what is worth building, a rough estimate of what each would return, and an honest note on anything we would leave alone. No charge, no obligation, and the findings are yours either way.

We do not know exactly what we need. Is that a problem?

That is the normal starting point, and it is the reason the call exists. Most people can tell you something is wrong, or that they want to build something, but not which version of it to build first. Working that out is our job, not yours. If you can describe the idea or the frustration, we have enough to start.

How much does a project cost?

It depends on scope, so any number quoted before the diagnosis is a guess. As a rough guide: a single automation or a focused landing page is typically low five figures; a marketing site or a small internal tool sits in the mid five figures; a full product build is larger and usually phased. After the call you get a fixed price for a fixed scope, so there are no surprises mid-build. Figures on the site are shown in pounds by default and can be switched — conversions are indicative, and the invoice currency is agreed before anything starts.

How long does a project take?

A single automation is often live within two to three weeks of starting. A marketing site typically runs four to eight weeks. Web, mobile and desktop applications depend heavily on scope, but we always aim to put something usable in front of you within the first few weeks rather than disappearing for a quarter.

Where are your clients based?

Several continents — we work remotely and have done since the start. We invoice in your currency and hold hours that overlap your working day where we can, so you get real conversations rather than overnight email. Time zones are the only genuine constraint: if a project needs daily contact and there is no workable overlap, we will say so rather than take it on and let you find out later.

Start here

Tell us what you are trying to build.

Or what is not working. Either is enough to start — you do not need a spec, a budget or a plan, because working that out is our half of the job.

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