Product engineering for teams that ship on a deadline
Web and mobile applications, applied AI, data platforms, and the cloud they run on. Designed, built and operated by one senior team.
Two-week fixed-scope discovery. Working software in your hands from the first sprint. Code, infrastructure and documentation handed over as we go. No lock-in.
The stack we build and operate with
See how we use it →01 React / Next.js / React Native / Flutter
Product engineering. Web and mobile applications built to survive real users, real load, and the roadmap you haven't written yet.
Typed end to end, tested in CI, deployed on every merge. We build the product and the delivery pipeline that keeps it moving after launch, then hand both to your team.
02 LLM applications / RAG / Agents / MLOps
Applied AI. Models wired into the workflow that actually makes you money, not a demo that impresses in a meeting.
Retrieval pipelines, evaluation harnesses, and guardrails. We measure answer quality before anything ships, and keep measuring it in production against a fixed test set.
03 Pipelines / Warehouse / Streaming / Analytics
Data platforms. One source of truth your team stops arguing about, wired to the dashboards people actually open.
Ingestion, modelling and orchestration versioned and tested like application code, with lineage you can trace from a number on a dashboard back to the row that produced it.
Ingest
Every source, one contract
Product events, app databases, payment and ad platforms, all landed on a schedule you can rely on.
Model
Logic in version control
Business definitions written once as tested dbt models, reviewed like any other pull request.
Test
Freshness and quality gates
Null, uniqueness, range and freshness checks fail the run before a wrong number reaches a meeting.
Serve
Answers, not exports
Governed metrics feeding dashboards, product features and the models that depend on them.
04 Kubernetes / Terraform / CI-CD / Observability
Cloud and platform. Infrastructure defined in code, deployed on merge, and observable at three in the morning.
We set up the unglamorous parts properly: environments, secrets, rollbacks, alerting and budgets. Releasing then stops being an event and becomes something that happens quietly, several times a day.
Six disciplines.
One team.
Design, engineering, AI, data, platform and quality sit in the same team, so the thing that gets designed is the thing that gets built, and nothing is lost in a handoff between three vendors.
Product design. Research, flows and interface design that make a complicated product feel obvious, delivered as a system your engineers can build from, not a picture.
Web development. Applications and platforms that stay fast as they grow, server-rendered where it matters, measured against real devices and real networks.
Mobile development. Native and cross-platform apps taken from prototype through store review to the release cadence that follows launch.
AI and machine learning. Copilots, agents, ranking and forecasting. Each scoped against a metric, evaluated before launch, and monitored once real users arrive.
Data engineering. Pipelines, warehouses and metric layers that turn scattered systems into numbers your whole company agrees on.
Cloud and DevOps. Infrastructure as code, continuous delivery, observability and cost control. The foundation everything else is deployed onto.
How an engagement runs
Four stages, and something working in your hands from the first one.
No six-week discovery phase that produces a slide deck. We agree what success means, then start building against it, with a demo you can click at the end of every sprint.
01 / WEEK 1–2
Discover
We pressure-test the idea, map users, constraints and integrations, and write down what success means in numbers. You get a fixed scope and a fixed price.
02 / WEEK 2–4
Design
Flows and interfaces you can click through, validated with real users before production code is written, plus the architecture decisions that follow from them.
03 / ONGOING
Build
Senior engineers ship in two-week cycles with automated testing and continuous delivery. A working demo every sprint, and the repository is yours from commit one.
04 / AFTER LAUNCH
Operate
We launch, watch the numbers, harden what breaks and keep improving performance and cost, or hand the whole thing to your team with the documentation to run it.
What clients typically see
Tell us what you're building.
Send us the problem, not a specification. We'll come back with scope, a timeline and the team to deliver it, usually within two working days.
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