One small studio for software, IT and things you can hold. Most studios do one of these. We do all three, which is handy when your problem doesn't fit in a box.
Websites, apps and the systems behind them, designed and engineered by the same people.
Briefs, flows, prototypes and design systems.
Payments, CRMs, webhooks, and admin you'll never do by hand again.
C, C++ and Rust when performance matters.
SwiftUI apps for Mac, iPhone and iPad.
Managed IT for small to large teams, done almost entirely remotely, at a flat price per user.
Mac, Windows, iPhone and Android, managed from one place.
MFA, patching, device health and backups that are actually tested.
Take over a setup from another provider, or roll out MDM from scratch.
Email, Teams and a work phone for staff who don't sit at a desk.
An in-house print farm, CAD and electronics, so ideas become things you can hold.
PLA, PETG, ASA, ABS and TPU, up to about 25 cm per side.
Checked and photographed before anything ships.
Simple PCBs and firmware, plus the dashboard that talks to them.
Printed mock-ups for pitches and short runs of point-of-sale pieces.
The interesting work usually sits between disciplines. Because it's all one team, nothing gets lost in a hand-off.
Our own products, open-source work and client projects. Most client work is under NDA, so those files describe the shape of the problem, not the name on the door.
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A full social platform for a private client: profiles, real-time rooms and messaging, membership billing and moderation. In tester rounds ahead of launch.
Native Mac, iPhone and iPad app that turns a Jira or Linear ticket into a QA test plan, and tracks every acceptance criterion until it's met.
Media library automation that connects home media servers to cloud storage providers, with virtual drives that repair themselves.
Open-source, offline-first analytics for every kind of team: dev, ops, marketing and content. Code, project boards, docs and team chat in one dashboard, running entirely in the browser with no backend.
Community tools built from games' own shipped data: a compendium, wiki, mission maps, build planner and a save viewer that runs entirely in the browser.
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Client and product name withheld.
A legacy interface re-platformed onto a modern component system, released in steps with no downtime.
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Client and product name withheld.
Landing pages and content rebuilt around what visitors came for, then tested. Figures available under NDA.
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Admin tools designed for speed and fewer mistakes, wired into existing systems.
Tell us what you need in writing, whenever suits you. No discovery calls.
A plan and a price in writing, usually within one business day.
You deal directly with the people doing the work.
A short written status every week until it's done.
That's our favourite kind of brief. You'll get a written plan and a fixed quote.
