A wide range of builds, and one person doing all of it.
Some people need a product. Some need their whole shop and the system behind it. Some just want a good website. It’s the same job to me every time: work out what the business needs, then build it right.
Software products
A real product, designed, built and shipped. Not a prototype that still needs a team to finish it off.
What that includes
- Working out what it should be, not just taking a spec
- Interface design from scratch
- The full build, front and back
- App Store submission and review
- Hosting, monitoring and updates
- Kept running after launch
Retail, front and back office
The shop your customers see, and the system your staff actually run the business on. Off Shopify, off WooCommerce, onto something that’s yours.
What that includes
- A storefront designed and built for you
- Migration off Shopify or WooCommerce
- Product catalogue cleaned up and mapped
- A back office your staff can run the business from
- Orders, customers and stock in one place
- Invoices and branded documents
- Staff accounts and permissions
- Everything carried across, nothing lost
Booking systems
Tables, appointments, classes. Taken on your own site and built around the way you work, rather than rented back to you every month.
What that includes
- Bookings taken on your own site
- Services, prices and hours you control
- Staff diaries and availability
- Customer records that belong to you
- Works like an app on a phone
- No per booking fee to anybody
Websites, plain and done properly
Plenty of businesses don’t need a system behind it. A cafe might just want a fast, good looking site with the menu, the hours and how to find you.
What that includes
- A clear, fast, good looking site
- Written as well as designed
- Works properly on a phone
- Menus, hours, location, contact
- Findable on Google
- Bookings or a shop added later if you want
Automations and agents
The jobs that quietly eat a week, like chasing the quote nobody answered. An agentic flow gets on with it and only asks when something genuinely needs a person.
What that includes
- One agentic flow per job, not one big black box
- It gets on with the routine and escalates the rest
- Plugged into the tools you already pay for
- Agentic value counted in hours off your week
- You can see what it did, and why
- Switch any part of it off yourself
- Runs on your own account, like everything else here
Comes with all six
Every project leaves you with a brand sheet.
One page holding your colours, your type, how your name is set and how you sound in writing. You hand it to a sign writer, a printer, or whoever builds you something next, and they stop guessing. You get it whether you asked for it or not.
See four examplesHow a project runs
You always know where it is.
No black box. No three weeks of silence and then a big reveal you’re expected to have an opinion on straight away.
- 01
We talk properly
What you’re trying to do, what you’ve got now, and what the current way of doing it is costing you. That conversation on its own usually changes what the job turns out to be.
- 02
You get a fixed scope
What I’ll build, what it costs, roughly how long. Priced against the real work, so no surprise invoice lands at the end.
- 03
You see it as it goes
You get a link to the real thing, running, the whole way through. No waiting three weeks for a big reveal you have to react to on the spot.
- 04
Launch, then keep going
I move you across, make sure nothing gets lost, and stay on for changes and fixes. Hosted and looked after, or handed over completely. Your call.
Not sure which of those you need?
Most people aren’t, and working it out is part of the job. Tell me what you want to end up with, and where you’re starting from.