Capabilities
Websites, stores, and web applications built to be owned — plus the maintenance, monitoring, and migration work that keeps them running once they are live.
The first is lock-in: the site is built on a licence you have to keep renewing, or in an account you do not control, so leaving means starting over. The second is neglect — it launches, then nothing updates it, nothing watches it, and nobody notices when the contact form quietly stops delivering.
We build so the code and the hosting are yours from day one, and we offer the ongoing work that keeps a live site healthy afterwards. You can take either half without the other.
Project work with a defined scope, a fixed-price discovery, and your code in your repository at the end.
WordPress built properly — a theme written for your business rather than a bought template bent into shape, and a site your team can actually edit.
Read moreCustom plugins built to survive updates, and repairs for the ones that broke — including plugins whose original author has long since disappeared.
Read moreShopify themes, custom apps, and checkout behaviour built around how you actually sell — instead of adding another subscription app for every requirement.
Read moreLaravel applications built and maintained by people who will still be able to explain them a year later — including upgrades for the version you are stranded on.
Read moreRails applications built, upgraded, and rescued — including the mature ones carrying ten years of business logic that nobody wants to touch.
Read moreOngoing work that keeps a live site healthy — and the operations that are risky enough to be worth rehearsing.
Updates tested before they ship, backups proven by restoring them, and a real person to call when something breaks at an inconvenient hour.
Read moreChecks that exercise the things that actually earn money — checkout, login, forms — not just whether the home page returns a 200.
Read moreMoving data and shipping code are the two operations that can lose a business its afternoon. Both are rehearsed before they are performed.
Read moreA short conversation is usually enough to tell you whether this is a small job, a real project, or something you should not spend money on yet.