Our Services
Apps, websites, platforms, integrations, payments, reporting, and the infrastructure underneath — delivered by people who have shipped all of it before. One team, accountable end to end, with nothing handed off to a third party halfway through.
Native-quality iOS and Android, from first wireframe to store approval.
We build with React Native and Expo where a shared codebase makes sense, and go native where it doesn't. Either way you get the full experience of a native app — gestures, offline behaviour, push, deep links — without paying to build the same product twice.
We've been through Apple review enough times to know which rejections are real and which are a misread guideline. Submission, phased release, and the awkward first fortnight after launch are part of the job, not an extra.
From a marketing site to a multi-tenant SaaS platform — and the CMS your team will actually use.
We build modern applications on Next.js and React, and we're equally comfortable in WordPress when that's the right answer. Plenty of businesses need a fast, well-built, easily-edited site rather than a bespoke application, and pretending otherwise wastes your money.
Where traffic is spiky or global, we architect for it — edge rendering, caching strategy, and CDN configuration that holds up when everyone arrives at once instead of degrading politely.
Making new software behave itself inside the systems a business already runs on.
Very little enterprise work starts from nothing. There's a Salesforce org with ten years of customisation, a Microsoft tenant, an identity provider, and a set of integrations nobody wants to touch. The value is in connecting to that estate cleanly rather than adding another island to it.
We build single sign-on that an IT team will actually sign off, integrations that survive the other system's next release, and internal tooling that gets adopted because it beats the spreadsheet it replaced.
The part of your product where mistakes cost real money.
We've built the full monetisation stack across multiple providers — Stripe and Adyen for card and alternative payments, RevenueCat for mobile entitlements — including the parts that only bite in production: webhook signature verification, idempotency, retries, and reconciliation when two systems disagree about what was paid.
Beyond taking a payment, we handle what surrounds it: subscriptions and trials, split payments and payouts, refunds and chargebacks, SCA and 3D Secure, and the revenue reporting your finance team needs to trust.
Getting the numbers out of the systems and in front of the people who decide things.
Most organisations don't have a data problem so much as a plumbing problem — the information exists, but it's spread across a CRM, a payment provider, an operational database, and three spreadsheets, and reconciling it is somebody's Monday morning.
We build the pipelines that bring that together and the dashboards on top, in Tableau or as bespoke reporting inside your own product. The goal is a single number everyone agrees on, with a trail back to where it came from.
Somebody has to own the thing at 3am. We're comfortable with that being us.
We work across AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, and the managed platforms — Vercel, Firebase, and traditional hosting where it's the pragmatic answer. We're not loyal to a vendor; we're loyal to your bill staying sensible and your service staying up.
That covers the unglamorous foundations: infrastructure as code, CI/CD, environment separation, backups you've actually tested restoring, monitoring that pages a human, and a migration path off whatever you're currently stuck on.
Keeping every screen, device, and dashboard telling the same story at the same moment.
This is where our own products live. SoundScreen and WordScreen both push content to any number of displays with sub-second synchronisation, and the architecture behind them — event-driven, offline-tolerant, and hardware-agnostic — transfers directly to operational systems that aren't about music at all.
If you need a live dashboard, a fleet of screens, a control centre, or devices that must agree with each other over unreliable networks, this is the part of the stack we know best.
Deciding what to build, and what to leave out — which is usually the harder call.
We help founders and operators get from an idea to something live: MVP scoping, stack selection, phased rollout, App Store optimisation, and the iteration cycle afterwards. Because we build our own products, we're advising from experience rather than from a framework.
We're also willing to tell you that a feature isn't worth building, or that the timeline you've been given is fiction. That conversation is cheaper in week one than in month four.
Most projects do. That's rather the point of one team.