Not screenshots — the actual story of each build: what the client needed, what we shipped, and why it’s built the way it is. Every project here is live.
Our own product: loyalty cards for independent UK shops that live in Apple and Google Wallet — no app for the customer, none for the shop.
A private foot health clinic in Nuneaton — with a booking system that fills the diary while the practitioner is with a patient.
The new site for a 2003 electrical contractor relaunching as an enterprise data, comms, and critical power specialist — a rebrand the website had to carry.
Our own Android home screen: your apps in one calm, numbered list instead of a grid of icons — customisable page by page, and built to feel instant under your thumb.
Our own media app — radio, live TV, and your own playlists, unified across phone, TV, and car. Designed, built, and launched in-house.
Our own Latin-to-Cyrillic converter: free on the web, and an iOS and Android app that adds a Transliterate action to text selected in any other app.
Our own laundry timer for iPhone and Android: save your machine’s programmes once, start one with a tap, and get told when the wash is done — even with the app closed.
Our own habit tracker, built around one rule: three daily goals and no more — logged in a tap, kept on the phone, and counted as a day only when all three are done.
Our own tally counter for iPhone and Android: big, colour-coded counters you tap anywhere on, grouped into sets — free, with one upgrade that removes the ads and the limits.
Our own calculator app: every tab is a separate calculator with its own history — and a tab can hold a reusable formula instead of a running sum.
A site for an Islington cocktail lounge that sells the room before the menu — built to turn late-night browsing into bookings.
Invoicing software that helps professionals send invoices and get paid faster — a product built around one core loop.
A London lettings and sales agency site with live property search — a working tool, not a static brochure.
An elevator manufacturer’s catalogue with an online lift designer — letting buyers spec their own lift before sales ever picks up the phone.
A new site for a south London design-and-build firm, replacing its WordPress site and built around the thing that sells building work: before-and-after photos the company can publish itself.
A first proper website for an Essex commercial electrical and data-cabling contractor, with photos from real jobs, WhatsApp on every page, and both trades under one roof.
The website for a West Kent masonic lodge founded in 1970 — when and where it meets, the charities it supports, and a direct line to its Secretary.
Tell us what you’re building — a rough idea is enough to start.