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Services, from first sketch to running product

Each service starts with a plan you can see before any code is written.

  • Web development

    Websites and web applications your customers and team use every day.

    Good fit when
    You need more than a template: accounts, workflows, integrations or data that a site builder can't handle.
    How it usually runs
    A sketch and a clearly scoped first release, then improvements in short cycles.

    You get

    • Screen designs you approve before development
    • A web application on a maintainable stack
    • An admin area for content and data
    • Integrations with the tools you already use
    • Hosting, backups and updates after launch
    See the service : Web development
  • AI integration

    AI features added to the software and processes you already have.

    Good fit when
    You have repetitive work with text, such as replies, documents, product descriptions or order data, and want an honest answer about where AI helps and where it doesn't.
    How it usually runs
    A short scoping session on one task, a pilot on your real data reviewed by your team, then a rollout with limits on cost and access.

    You get

    • A first use case with clear success criteria
    • An assistant or chatbot that answers from your data and shows its sources
    • Automated processing of emails, documents or orders, with human review where it matters
    • Usage and cost limits, with a log of every request
    • A written note on what data goes where and what stays with you
    See the service : AI integration
  • Online stores

    Online stores with the admin, supplier feeds, marketplaces and payments behind them.

    Good fit when
    You sell online, or plan to, and your current store, supplier updates or marketplace work take more manual effort than they should.
    How it usually runs
    A sketch of catalogue, checkout and admin first, then launch and ongoing improvements.

    You get

    • Storefront and checkout
    • Admin for orders, stock and customers
    • Supplier catalogue sync and marketplace integrations
    • Payments and delivery set up
    • Hosting, security updates and support
    See the service : Online stores
  • Webasyst and Shop-Script development

    Plugins, integrations and improvements for Webasyst and Shop-Script stores.

    Good fit when
    You run a store on Shop-Script, or plan to move to it, and need something the standard features and ready plugins don't cover.
    How it usually runs
    We look at the store and the task, agree the scope, build on a separate development copy and release through Git once you have checked it.

    You get

    • A custom plugin or an improvement to an existing one
    • Supplier integration by API, YML, XML or spreadsheets
    • Marketplace feeds, orders and chats connected to the store
    • Migration from another platform with orders and customers
    • Code clean-up, caching and releases through Git
    See the service : Webasyst and Shop-Script development
  • Mobile apps

    iOS and Android apps from one codebase, with the back end they need.

    Good fit when
    Your customers or staff need something on their phone: bookings, orders, account access or work away from a desk.
    How it usually runs
    Clickable designs first, then test builds you can install on your own phone during development.

    You get

    • Designs for the key app screens
    • An iOS and Android app from one codebase
    • The back end and admin panel behind it
    • Publishing to the App Store and Google Play
    • Updates for new OS versions after launch
    See the service : Mobile apps
  • Desktop software

    Desktop programs for Windows, macOS and Linux that keep working offline.

    Good fit when
    Your team works with local files, connected equipment or unreliable internet, or you need to replace an old desktop program nobody can update any more.
    How it usually runs
    A clickable design and a first working build on your machines, then installers, updates and improvements in short cycles.

    You get

    • Designs for the key screens
    • An application for Windows, macOS or Linux
    • Local storage that works offline
    • Sync with your server or web application
    • Installers and automatic updates
    See the service : Desktop software
  • Hosting and DevOps

    Hosting, deployments, caching and monitoring that keep your product running.

    Good fit when
    Releases are stressful, the site slows down or goes down, or nobody is sure how the servers are set up.
    How it usually runs
    A review of what runs today, a plan for changes, then setup and ongoing care.

    You get

    • A documented hosting setup
    • Automated deployments with checks and tests
    • Caching for faster pages and catalogues
    • Backups, monitoring and alerts
    • Ongoing maintenance and updates
    See the service : Hosting and DevOps
  • UI/UX design

    Product design you can see and click before anything is built.

    Good fit when
    You have an idea, or a product people find hard to use, and want the design right before spending on development.
    How it usually runs
    Short research and sketching, then designs reviewed with you screen by screen.

    You get

    • User flows for the key journeys
    • Clickable prototypes
    • Final designs for web and mobile
    • A small library of reusable interface parts
    • Handover files for developers
    See the service : UI/UX design
  • Technical consulting

    An independent view of your plans, code or suppliers.

    Good fit when
    You need to choose a direction, check a supplier's work or plan a rebuild, and want an independent opinion.
    How it usually runs
    A focused review around agreed questions, ending with a written report and a call to walk through it.

    You get

    • A review of your code, infrastructure or plans
    • A written report with priorities
    • Estimates for the recommended work
    • A walkthrough call with your team
    See the service : Technical consulting

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