Web Application Development
Web platforms and the services behind them. The work is in the data model and the workflow, and the interface follows from it.
What we do
Capabilities
Six capabilities, each backed by work we have shipped. Most projects use two or three of them together - start with whichever describes your problem and we will tell you what else it needs.
Overview
What a capability means here
A capability is what this team can build. There are six, and most projects touch two or three of them rather than one.
Which one do you need?
If you are replacing something that people log into and do work in, an internal tool, a portal, a system that has outgrown its spreadsheet, that is web application development. The work is in the data model and the workflow, and the interface follows from it.
If you sell online, or you are moving off a platform whose fees or limits have become a problem, that is ecommerce development. Catalogue structure and checkout logic drive the build, and the choice between a hosted platform and one you own is usually the first real decision.
If your users are on a phone and the experience has to work offline, use the camera, or send notifications, that is mobile app development. If it does none of those things, a good responsive website is cheaper to build and far cheaper to keep.
If you want search, recommendations or document handling that adapts to your data rather than following fixed rules, that is AI development. The honest version of this work starts by checking whether a simpler system would do the same job.
If the problem is that deploys are frightening, costs are climbing or the thing falls over under load, that is cloud and DevOps. It is rarely a project on its own and usually runs alongside a build.
If people are abandoning a flow you know works, the problem is likely design, not engineering.
If you already know the exact piece of work
A capability describes a broad area. When you know precisely what you want built, a Shopify storefront, a Drupal migration, a Core Web Vitals fix, the solutions pages state what is included and how it is delivered. Every capability page also links to the specific engagements that sit inside it.
Not sure which applies
Describe the problem rather than the solution and we will tell you which of these it is, including when the answer is that you do not need us. Send us the details and you will get a straight response.
Each capability in detail
Ecommerce Development
The storefront is rarely the hard part. The catalogue behind it and checkout under load are.
Mobile App Development
Apps that feel native on both platforms rather than a website in a shell, for products that genuinely need the device.
AI Development
Search, retrieval and automation built on your own data, scoped to what can be checked rather than to what sounds impressive.
Cloud & DevOps Services
Infrastructure written down as code, and deploys that are routine rather than a maintenance window somebody dreads.
UI/UX Design
Research, interface design and design systems, shipped as working components rather than as a handover file and a slide deck.
Not sure which of these you need?
Describe the problem rather than the solution. Working out which capabilities it actually needs is the first thing we do, and we do it before quoting.