Four pillars. One team across all of them.
Design and engineering under one roof. Most engagements combine two or three pillars, scoped and priced as one piece of work with one team accountable for the result.
01 — Mobile
Cross-platform apps that feel native.
One codebase, both stores, no compromise on gesture, motion or platform convention. Heycar, Virgin Trains Ticketing, Virgin Red and Shell Fleet all shipped on this stack.
What you get
- Product design and prototyping
- React Native / Expo build
- Store submission and release management
- Crash, analytics and OTA update pipeline
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Typical outcome
An app in both stores inside a quarter, with releases your team can run without us.
02 — Web
Platforms that convert and rank.
Server-rendered React with a real design system behind it. Lloyds Mortgages and ClearBank were rebuilt on this approach without a drop in traffic.
What you get
- Design system and component library
- Next.js / TanStack Start build
- Core Web Vitals and SEO engineering
- CMS integration and editor training
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Typical outcome
Green Core Web Vitals, indexable content, and a component set the next developer understands.
03 — AI integration
LLM features that survive real users.
Scoped against a real user journey, not a demo. AMiSi.ai runs production generation workflows, while Francis embeds conversational AI inside regulated financial experiences.
What you get
- Feature scoping and model selection
- Chat, generation and automation flows
- Evals, guardrails and cost controls
- Streaming UI and fallback states
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Typical outcome
A feature that holds its quality bar under load, with a known cost per request.
04 — Backend
The plumbing behind the interface.
APIs, auth, payments and pipelines. Ticketing and banking workloads delivered under FCA and PCI constraints, with runbooks the inheriting team can actually use.
What you get
- API and BFF design
- Auth, payments and third-party integration
- Infrastructure as code, CI/CD
- Observability and on-call runbooks
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Typical outcome
Deployments on every merge, alerts that mean something, and no single point of knowledge.
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