Build. Secure. Grow.
Seven engineering practices, with the scope and deliverables for each.
What we do
Seven practices. One accountable team.
Every service is delivered by engineers who have been paged at 3am — so everything we build is built to be operated, not just demoed.
↳ open a deck — some of them do tricks
We build the software your business runs on: internal platforms, customer-facing products, APIs and the integrations that glue your stack together. Fixed scope where it can be fixed, weekly demos always, and code your own engineers will want to inherit — typed, tested, documented.
What you get
- Discovery workshop and architecture decision record
- Working software demoed weekly from week two
- CI/CD pipeline and automated test suite
- Handover documentation and team training session
- 90-day warranty on defects after launch
Companies whose off-the-shelf stack has hit its ceiling.
Pipelines, infrastructure as code and observability — deployments that stop being an event.
What you get
- Infrastructure and pipeline audit with risk register
- Terraform (or equivalent) coverage of your environment
- Deployment pipeline: build, test, scan, ship
- Monitoring, alerting and on-call runbooks
- Cost review — we usually find money here
Teams deploying by SSH and praying.
Web, mobile, network and social-engineering testing with a report your board will read.
report excerpt · client redacted
- CRITICAL ×1auth bypass — legacy API
- HIGH ×2over-privileged service tokens
- MEDIUM ×4stale dependencies · verbose errors
Retest included — we come back and try again after you fix it.
What you get
- Scoping call and rules of engagement (free)
- Manual exploitation, not just a scanner dump
- Report written as an attack narrative with CVSS-ranked findings
- Executive summary your board can act on
- Retest after remediation and attestation letter
Anyone signing enterprise deals, or answerable to a regulator.
Incident scoping, agreed containment support, a documented timeline and a practical recovery plan.
- 1 Contain
- 2 Preserve
- 3 Rebuild
- 4 Harden
What you get
- Direct incident contact with agreed availability
- Containment plan executed in hours, not days
- Forensic timeline and evidence preservation
- Root-cause analysis written for humans
- Hardening plan and 30-day follow-up check
Organisations that cannot afford a second breach.
Pipelines, dashboards and models — numbers your team argues with, not about.
What you get
- Data audit and metric definitions everyone signs
- Warehouse or lakehouse setup with tested pipelines
- Operational dashboards, refreshed automatically
- Forecasting or ML where the ROI is real
- Team enablement so you own it, not us
Companies drowning in spreadsheets and hunches.
Technical SEO, speed and structure — rankings built on engineering, not keyword stuffing.
What you get
- Technical SEO audit with prioritised fixes
- Core Web Vitals work (we are engineers, so it ships)
- Schema markup and crawl architecture
- Keyword-to-page map and content calendar
- Quarterly reporting tied to pipeline, not vanity metrics
Sites with traffic that should be converting.
Endpoints, identity, backup and a helpdesk — infrastructure nobody has to think about.
Illustrative service checklist
- endpointsoperational
- identity · sso · mfaoperational
- backupsrestore checks agreed in scope
- helpdesksupport targets agreed in scope
Monitoring and service targets are agreed for each engagement.
What you get
- Onboarding audit and written IT standard
- Endpoint management and patch policy
- Identity: SSO, MFA, least privilege
- Backup with quarterly tested restores
- Monthly report — the boring kind, on purpose
Teams with no IT department, or one that is drowning.