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Build it.
Make it better.

Websites, business systems and startup products.
New features, integrations and AI. From idea to everyday use.

Let AI handle the repeat questions.

We add an AI assistant to your website. It answers from your business data and brings your team in when needed.

Your customer asks

CustomerOn your website

Hi! Has my order #1048 been sent yet?

Message received

A customer checks on a delivery

A luminous glass brain above a processor represents the AI assistant
AI assistant

Checks your business data

Your order system

Order #1048 · Dispatched

Expected delivery · Friday

Information found

A useful reply. A task off your list.

AI assistantReplying to your customer

Yes, your order has been dispatched. It is expected to arrive on Friday.

Customer informed

One less order lookup for your team.

01 / LAUNCH

Bring a new idea to market.

A startup product, a company website or a new customer service. Shape a focused first release around what people need to do, then build on what you learn.

Explore new builds
02 / IMPROVE

Get more from what you have.

New features, a better interface or a system that has become difficult to change. Start with the existing code and the business problem, then define a practical next release.

Develop an existing product
03 / CONNECT

Make the pieces work together.

Connect your CRM, payments and external services. Automate repeated work or add an AI feature with a clear purpose, useful outputs and people in control.

Explore integrations and AI

Your tools, working together.

A website enquiry reaches your CRM and your team automatically.

Website01

Capture

A customer requests a demo.

Their details are captured in one form.

Request
Product demonstration
Request submitted
CRM02

Connect

The request enters your CRM.

A lead is created. No copying or retyping.

Assigned to
Product team
Lead created automatically
Team inbox03

Confirm

Your team gets the next step.

The owner is notified to arrange the demo.

Next action
Arrange a demonstration
Owner notified

One workflow. Three connected steps.

What would you like
to make possible?

From one focused improvement to a whole product. Find the work you need.

A storefront shares an order through an API gateway with a partner application.

Open your product to new connections.

Illustration of what we can build for you.

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A storefront shares an order through an API gateway with a partner application.

Open your product to new connections.

Give apps and partners secure access to your product data and actions. Orders, bookings and accounts can work across systems.

A company website with an architectural portfolio on desktop and phone.

A website that does your business justice.

Show what your company does, present your work and make it easy to enquire. Your team can update the content.

A product landing page connects its hero presentation to a clear enquiry action.

One offer. A clear reason to act.

Launch a product, service or campaign with a focused page that takes visitors from the offer to an enquiry.

A product management workspace with publishing controls and role-based access.

Everyday work, under control.

Give your team one place to manage products, content, users and orders, with the right access for each role.

A business application connects to payments, email, calendar and identity services.

Your tools. Finally connected.

Connect your CRM, payments, email and other services so your team does not have to move the same information by hand.

Document passages become a structured summary ready for human approval.

Less reading. More useful answers.

Let AI draft replies, find answers and extract information from documents, with review where your process needs it.

A paper sketch becomes a finished web product and a mobile booking experience.

From an idea to something people can use.

Turn your idea into a usable web product. Build the main customer journey first, then extend it with real feedback.

The same website adapts from desktop to tablet and phone.

A good experience on every screen.

Make your website or web app comfortable on a phone, with readable content, sensible layouts and easy-to-tap actions.

Documents move from an older system to a modern interface through a verified transition.

A new foundation for what you already built.

Move an older website or system to modern technology while preserving important data and planning the transition around your business.

A new report module fits precisely into an existing application.

Keep your product moving forward.

Add the feature your customers need, improve a difficult workflow or make existing code easier to extend.

Organized database indexes provide a direct path from stored records to a ready report.

Make waiting the exception.

Find what makes reports, search or pages slow. Improve the data structure and queries against your real workload.

A request progresses through approval, scheduling and notification along one connected workflow.

Let routine work take care of itself.

Automate recurring approvals, reminders, reports and data transfers so work can move on without another manual handoff.

Explore real product screens and connected workflows, with the engineering decisions behind them. See how the work relates to your own project.

Bring order to everyday work.

See how disconnected steps become one clear workflow.

Scattered across tools

Requests live in different places. Context gets lost.
Work moves slower.

Inbox12 messages
Product team Product demonstration

Can we arrange a product demo?

OperationsAccess request

We need access for a new team member.

Customer successFeedback from a customer

Sharing a few notes from the call.

IT supportIntegration question

Is there an update on this?

Customer requests.xlsx
Requests tracked separately in a spreadsheet
RequestSourceStatus
2Add export optionEmailIn review
3SSO for teamFeedbackIn review
4Custom fieldsEmailIn review
5Product demonstrationFeedbackIn review
6Improve searchEmailIn review
7Dark modeFeedbackDone
8Update documentationEmailDone
9Onboarding flowFeedbackDone

Demo request · owner not recorded

Customer call notes

Key points

  • A simpler way to follow progress
  • Asked about the next step
  • Notes to share with the team

One connected workflow

Requests, context and progress in one place.
Everyone knows what’s next.

Customer requests

Select a requestShared workspace
New request3
In progress2
Complete3

Request details

Product demonstrationCustomer request

Less copying. Clear ownership. A visible next step.

Owner: Product teamNext: Arrange a demonstration

Illustrative workflow. Your process sets the requirements.

A clear path from
idea to release.

You get a defined first step, working software to review and visibility into the decisions that affect cost and timing. We agree on the scope before development begins.

You can start with a problem.

Send a few sentences about what you have and what should improve. We clarify the goal and open questions, then discuss a first deliverable. Development begins once the scope and terms are agreed.

Discuss your starting point Choose a way to start
  1. Share the starting point

    Tell us about the goal, your users, the current tools and the constraints. A budget range and a target date help us shape a realistic first step.

  2. Choose the first useful result

    We identify the most useful release, feature or integration. You see what is included, what can wait and which questions need an answer before estimating the work.

  3. Agree on scope and terms

    Before implementation, we agree on the deliverables, budget, timeline and payment milestones. Changes to that scope are discussed so their effect on cost and delivery stays visible.

  4. Build, show and refine

    Review the real product on a demo environment as it takes shape. Your feedback helps us check the workflows and make adjustments while the implementation is still in progress.

  5. Validate and hand over

    We check the agreed flows and resolve acceptance notes. After acceptance and the agreed final payment, we transfer the codebase, deployment guidance and project access covered by the scope.

  6. Develop the next version

    Once the product is in use, real feedback can guide improvements, new features and integrations. Ongoing support and development are scoped separately around the next priorities.

Proven technology.
Chosen with confidence.

Established leaders. Standout capabilities. We choose the tools that give your product a strong foundation.

Elasticsearch

Powerful search. No fee per query. Keep growing search traffic on your own terms.

Fee for 1,000 additional searchesLower is better
  1. $0
    Elasticsearch Basic
  2. $0.5
    Algolia Grow

Elastic: self-hosted, hosting extra. Algolia: after 10,000 free monthly requests; record fees excluded.

Sep 2026

Elasticsearch powers search across products, documents and business data. Keyword matching, filters and relevance tuning help customers find what they need, while a self-hosted Basic installation avoids a licence fee for every search.

React

Responsive screens, even with more data. A strong foundation for demanding interfaces.

Time to display 1,000 table rowsLower is better
  1. 23.7 ms
    React
  2. 34.2 ms
    Angular

React 19.2 hooks / Angular 22 zoneless. Same keyed-table benchmark; results vary by application.

JS Framework Benchmark · Sep 2026

React builds interactive portals, dashboards and configurators from reusable components. Its efficient rendering helps busy screens stay responsive, while shared interface elements make it easier to add features consistently as your product grows.

Go

More capacity for busy services. Handle growing traffic with efficient APIs.

API responses per secondHigher is better
  1. Go / Gin 498.2k
  2. Java / Spring 328.4k
  3. Node / Express 224.2k

JSON test on the same hardware; selected implementations, not a forecast for your product.

TechEmpower Round 23 · 2025

Go is a language for fast APIs, integrations and background services. It handles many tasks concurrently, giving high-traffic products room to grow and making it a strong choice when server capacity and response time matter.

JavaScript

Small features. No extra framework weight. Send less code to your visitors.

Extra library downloadLower is better
  1. Plain JavaScript 0 kB
  2. Alpine.js 16.2 kB
  3. jQuery Slim 24 kB

Gzip: Alpine 3.14.9 / jQuery Slim 3.7.1. Library only; your feature code is additional.

Published builds · Sep 2026

JavaScript makes forms, filters, calculators and galleries respond directly in the browser. For focused interactions, using the browser’s own capabilities avoids an extra library download and keeps the feature straightforward to maintain.

Laravel

The leading PHP framework. A mature ecosystem behind your business software.

PHP developers using each frameworkAdoption among respondents
  1. Laravel 64%
  2. Symfony 23%
  3. CodeIgniter 9%
  4. Yii 6%

1,720 main-PHP respondents; multiple choices allowed. A larger ecosystem supports long-term maintenance.

JetBrains State of PHP · 2025

Laravel provides the foundation for CRM, customer portals and subscription products. Established tools for accounts, permissions, payments and background work let us spend more of the build on your business needs, backed by a widely adopted ecosystem.

Vue.js

Rich interfaces with less to download. A lightweight start for your next product feature.

Download for the same table applicationLower is better
  1. 23.3 kB
    Vue
  2. 33.3 kB
    Angular

Brotli: Vue 3.5.39 / Angular 22 zoneless. Same keyed-table app; CSS and headers excluded.

JS Framework Benchmark · Sep 2026

Vue is a framework for editors, workspaces and live previews. Its compact foundation suits responsive interfaces, and its progressive structure lets us improve one part of an existing site before investing in a complete application.

PostgreSQL

Business-grade data. No database licence bill. Invest in your product as your data grows.

Database licence for 4 coresLower is better
  1. $0
    PostgreSQL
  2. $7,890
    SQL Server Standard

SQL Server 2025 list price: two 2-core packs. Hosting/support extra. Free SQL Server Express has limits.

Sep 2026

PostgreSQL stores orders, customer records and reporting data with strong consistency rules. Its transactions and flexible queries suit complex business systems, while a permissive open-source licence avoids per-core database licence charges.

Redis

Faster pages. Fewer services to maintain. Cache, queues and live messaging in one tool.

Built-in capabilities for your product
CapabilityRedisMemcached
Fast data cacheBuilt inBuilt in
Background job queuesBuilt inNot built in
Live event messagingBuilt inNot built in

Selected native features. Memcached focuses on caching; queues and messaging need other tools.

Product documentation · Sep 2026

Redis keeps frequently used data in memory so pages do less repeated database work. It also supports background jobs and live messages, letting us build these features around one versatile service instead of adding a separate tool for each.

OpenAI

Useful AI at a practical running cost. Bring automation into everyday customer workflows.

Example AI workload costLower is better
  1. $5.25
    GPT-5.4 mini
  2. $6
    Claude Haiku 4.5

1M input + 1M output tokens, standard text rates. Tools extra; cost comparison, not an accuracy ranking.

Sep 2026

OpenAI models add assistants, document summaries and information extraction to your product. We match the model to the task and control usage, so repetitive work can be automated with a predictable budget and human review where it matters.

Tailwind CSS

Custom design with less browser work. Your visual identity, delivered as ready-made CSS.

Extra JavaScript to generate styles in the browser
  • Tailwind CSSNone
  • EmotionRequired
  • styled-componentsRequired

Standard client rendering. Server-only styling can differ; application interactions may still need JavaScript.

Client-side styling · Sep 2026

Tailwind CSS creates consistent, responsive designs for websites and product screens. Styles are prepared before the page reaches the visitor, avoiding a styling JavaScript runtime and keeping the browser focused on the interactions your customers need.

Laravel Reverb

Live features without a service subscription. Own the infrastructure as your audience grows.

Monthly service fee · 500 live connectionsLower is better
  1. $0
    Reverb
  2. $49
    Pusher Startup

Reverb: hosting and operations extra. Pusher: managed hosting included, 1M messages/day.

Sep 2026

Laravel Reverb delivers instant notifications, chat and live dashboard updates. It integrates directly with Laravel and runs on infrastructure you control, making it a strong fit for live products that should grow without a separate messaging subscription.

PHP

The web’s leading server-side language. A proven foundation for long-lived business software.

Sites with an identified server language
  • Use PHP69.9%
  • Do not use PHP30.1%

Share of sites whose server language is known. Sites may use more than one language.

W3Techs · Sep 2026

PHP runs the business logic behind websites, APIs and CRM systems. Its broad hosting support and mature ecosystem make it a practical choice for dependable web products that need to evolve and remain maintainable for years.

Know what you get.
Know who owns it.

The quality of a project includes how it is discussed, checked and handed over. These are the working principles behind the offer.

A direct technical conversation

Discuss the goal, the existing system and the decisions that affect your project. You can ask why a particular approach is proposed and what it means for cost, future changes and day-to-day use.

Working software to review

See the agreed flows on a demo environment as they take shape. Feedback happens while there is still room to adjust, with changes to scope discussed openly.

AI assistance, human ownership

AI helps with research, implementation, testing and documentation. People remain responsible for product decisions, code review and what is ready to release.

A clear handover

Code, project access and deployment guidance are part of the agreed delivery after acceptance and final payment. Further support and development can be scoped around your next priorities.

A few things
you may be wondering.

Can you work on our existing software?

Yes. The starting point is the current codebase, how it is deployed and what needs to change. We assess the relevant parts before recommending a new feature, integration, focused repair or broader update.

Can we start with an idea and no specification?

Yes. Describe who the product is for and the problem it should solve. We can help define a first release, identify open questions and separate essential features from later ideas.

How are cost and timing worked out?

The main drivers are the workflows to build, the state of existing code and data, integrations, design and content readiness, and the checks needed for release. We clarify unknowns before proposing scope, budget, timing and payment milestones. Share a target range if you have one: it helps decide what belongs in the first release and what can wait.

What if the scope changes?

We discuss the additional work and its effect on cost and timing before agreeing a change. A first release can stay focused: new ideas can become a later phase instead of being added automatically to the current commitment.

Can you add AI to a product we already use?

Yes, where the product offers the necessary access or integration points. We first identify a useful task, the data it needs and how people will review the output. Provider costs, permissions and failure handling are part of the scope.

What happens after the first release?

The agreed code, access and deployment guidance are handed over after acceptance and final payment. Support, maintenance and future features can be agreed separately as your priorities develop.

What ongoing costs should we plan for?

Depending on the product, there may be hosting, domains, email, paid APIs and AI usage. We identify relevant third-party services when defining the scope. Their fees and limits are separate from development. Maintenance covers an agreed set of ongoing tasks; new features and response-time commitments need their own agreement.

What would you like to build or improve?

Tell us what you have, what needs to change and who it should help. We will clarify the open questions and a possible first step before any development is agreed.

Discuss your project