Crafting experiences, building brands
that ship.
Start a projectTwelve years, one in-house team, and a habit of writing down what actually happened.
Six things worth knowing before you brief us. Every figure below links somewhere you can go check it — the portfolio, or the write-up it came from.
Twelve years of it
Long enough to have seen which decisions are expensive to reverse, which is most of what a client is actually paying for.
140+projects completed along the wayProjects, not pitches
Delivered work across marketplaces, fintech, healthcare, retail and internal tooling — the range is why the architecture calls tend to land.
100%independent and in-houseOne team, no handoffs
Designers and engineers on the same build. Nothing gets lost in a spec handed over a wall, and nothing waits in a queue between two agencies.
16case studies published in fullWritten up, with the numbers
Sixteen projects documented in full — the architecture, the constraints and the figures. If we claim it, there is a write-up you can go read.
3 weeksour fastest concept to launchCalendars that hold
Two connected apps, concept to production launch, in three weeks. The date holds because the riskiest work ships first, not because corners get cut.
14agents in our largest fleetFleets, not demos
One agent is a demo. Fourteen that hand work to each other without drifting is an architecture, and that is the part that takes the time.
Five stages, and what you are holding at the end of each.
Discovery
The workflow mapped as it really happens, the success measure written down, and the parts that are explicitly out of scope.
A brief, and a number to hitArchitecture
Data model, tenancy boundaries and the tool surface decided before the sprint — retrofitting isolation into a live product is the expensive kind of rework.
The shape, agreedRiskiest thing first
Whatever we are least sure of ships in week one. On FlyCRM that was the capture pipeline, in phase 3 of 20.
Proof it works, earlyBuild & verify
Phase-gated delivery with the guardrails, refusals and failure paths treated as scope rather than as an afterthought.
A system that fails safelyHandover
Documentation, infrastructure access and a codebase your own team can extend. The build is not finished while it still needs us.
Ownership, not dependencyOne team, and what that actually gets you.
- 01One teamNo handoffs
Designers and engineers on the same build, reviewing each other's work as it happens. There is no spec passed over a wall, which removes the fortnight a project usually spends re-explaining itself — and is why GreenHub went from concept to production in five weeks.
- 02In-houseNothing subcontracted
Every project on this site was designed and built by people on our own payroll. That is the plain meaning of the 100% figure the case studies carry, and it is the reason we can answer a question about any decision in any of them.
- 03Room to argueEvery voice counts, out loud
Freedom of expression is easy to put on a careers page and harder to run a project on. In practice it means the most junior person can say the architecture is wrong, and it gets looked at — because the alternative is finding out in week six.
- 04Written downDecisions, not just code
The reasoning behind a build is recorded as we go. Sixteen projects are published in full on this site, architecture and constraints included, which is the same discipline applied where anyone can check it.
- 05Handed overYou own it afterwards
Documentation, infrastructure access and a codebase your own team can extend. We would rather be re-hired for the next thing than depended on for this one.
Our Core Services
We build intelligent agents powered by Claude that analyze information, make decisions, and execute tasks automatically across your systems.
We design and develop complete AI SaaS platforms powered by Claude, including backend systems, web dashboards, and mobile applications.
We create AI automation systems that analyze data, make decisions, and execute business processes across your tools.
We help founders and companies launch AI products quickly using Claude-powered architecture.
Why We Get Hired Twice
Three habits, each one a failure we would rather not spend your project debugging.
We are judged on what survives production
0 writes without a confirmAnyone can demo a model. Production is retries, permissions, human confirms and an audit trail, and that is the part we build. The guardrails are designed before launch rather than added after an incident.
AI as engineering capacity, under human command
667 commits in 5 monthsEvery AI-produced change arrives with a specific file, a specific line and a stated reason. Nothing lands on confidence alone, which is the difference between AI-assisted engineering and AI-generated code you cannot audit.
Built to be handed over
100% in-houseOne team through discovery, design, build and launch — then documentation and access, so your own people can keep going. We would rather be re-hired than depended on.
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