Four service lines that keep running into each other.

01 — 62012 — Business and domestic software development

Software Development

Custom software for the work that off-the-shelf tools cannot do.

Full detail Software Development

Most businesses reach a point where the spreadsheet, the shared inbox and the three disconnected tools stop holding things together. That is where we come in. We build the software that sits in the middle of how your business actually runs, and we build it so that another developer could pick it up tomorrow.

• Internal operations tools — Job scheduling, stock, quoting, case management, approvals.
• Integrations and APIs — Making your accounting package talk to your CRM, your CRM talk to your website, and your website talk to whatever comes next.
• Legacy rescue and rebuilds — Inherited a system nobody understands?
• Data modelling and migration — Getting years of messy records out of the old system and into a structure that will still make sense in five years, with reconciliation reports so you can prove nothing was lost.

02 — 63120 — Web portals

Web Portals and Platforms

Places where your customers, members and partners get things done themselves.

Full detail Web Portals and Platforms

A portal is where your customers, members or partners do business with you without picking up the phone. Get it right and it quietly removes a whole category of admin. Get it wrong and it becomes another channel your team has to babysit. The difference is almost always in the details: how accounts are recovered, how permissions are structured, what happens when a payment fails.

• Customer and client portals — Document access, order history, support tickets, invoices, statements.
• Accounts, roles and permissions — Multi-tenant structures, organisation-level accounts, granular roles, audit trails and sensible account recovery.
• Booking and scheduling — Availability rules, capacity, resources, cancellations, reminders, calendar sync.
• Payments and subscriptions — Stripe and GoCardless integrations, recurring billing, failed-payment recovery, VAT handling and invoice generation that your accountant will accept.

03 — 62090 — Other information technology service activities

IT Services and Support

The maintenance, monitoring and hands-on help that keeps everything running.

Full detail IT Services and Support

Software is never finished. Certificates expire, dependencies go end-of-life, a plugin update breaks checkout on a Friday afternoon. Retained support is the difference between noticing that yourself and hearing about it from a customer. We keep a small book of clients so that when you call, you speak to someone who already knows your system.

• Retained maintenance — Patching, dependency upgrades, certificate renewals, backup verification and a monthly written report on what changed and what we are watching.
• Monitoring and alerting — Uptime, error rates, queue depth, disk and certificate expiry.
• Migrations — Host to host, server to cloud, or off a platform you have outgrown.
• Security hardening — Access review, MFA enforcement, secrets rotation, firewall and WAF rules, malware clean-up and post-incident write-ups when something has already gone wrong.

04 — Supports 62012, 62090 and 63120

Cloud and Infrastructure

Hosting, pipelines and recovery, sized to what you actually run.

Full detail Cloud and Infrastructure

Infrastructure is invisible when it is right and catastrophic when it is wrong. We size it to the workload rather than to a brochure, automate the deployment so that shipping is boring, and rehearse recovery before you need it. And we keep an eye on the bill, because cloud spend has a way of drifting upwards when nobody is looking.

• Hosting architecture — AWS, DigitalOcean, Hetzner or UK-based managed hosting, chosen on workload and data residency rather than habit.
• Deployment pipelines — Git-based CI/CD with staging environments, automated tests, database migrations and one-command rollback.
• Backup and recovery — Off-site, encrypted, versioned and restored on a schedule to prove they work.
• Resilience and failover — Health checks, graceful degradation, queue-backed jobs and a documented recovery procedure with real numbers for how long it takes.