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Our work: the receipts.

Our work includes products we built and still run, and client case studies where the number moved. Where a client can't be named yet, we describe the shape of the work honestly rather than dress it up.

One scoping call, then a fixed estimate in writing before any work starts.

Figures from our own engagement records across the practice's history; the product count is taken directly from the case studies below.

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Our product

Manifold

Manifold is our compliance and field-service SaaS for UK Gas Safe engineers, built and run with our own money on the line.

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Our product

Quarterly

Quarterly is our MTD-native accounting product for UK sole traders, shipped as a progressive web app.

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E-commerce

HJEM

HJEM is a curated antique and vintage home store; we designed and built its warm, editorial e-commerce site.

One agreed source of truth, reporting the team trusts, and hours a week returned from copy-paste to actual analysis.

Market research

A UK market-research consultancy

This UK market-research consultancy asked us to rebuild fragmented reporting into one trusted Power BI model, delivered in weeks.

A process that scales past the spreadsheet's ceiling, far fewer errors, and managers who can see what's happening without asking for a manual export.

Operations

An SME operations team

This SME operations team asked us to replace a breaking spreadsheet process with a custom internal tool, reporting included.

Straight answers

Why are some clients unnamed?+

NDAs and client confidentiality. Some organisations we work with can't have their name on a supplier's website, so instead of dressing those projects up we describe the sector, the problem and the shape of the work honestly. The named case studies, and our own products Manifold and Quarterly, carry the logos.

How do I know you can do my kind of project?+

The work above spans four practices: AI, web, apps and data, and we run our own products with our own money on the line, so we've lived with the consequences of our own technical choices. The scoping call is with the person who would do the work, there's no obligation, and if the honest answer is that an off-the-shelf tool would serve you better, we say so.

What does a project cost?+

You get a fixed estimate in writing after one scoping call, and the price is agreed before any work starts; there's no hourly rate that drifts. We publish price signals on our service pages, and for Power BI licensing the free Pricing Estimator gives you a number before you ever talk to us.

How long will a project take, and are we locked in afterwards?+

Your scoping call ends with a fixed timeline in writing alongside the fixed price, and if a deadline you need is not achievable we say so before you commit rather than after work starts. There's no lock-in afterwards: you own the code and the accounts from day one, handover comes with documentation, and any support retainer is a choice, not a condition.

Your project could be the next receipt.

  1. Describe the problem. Rough is fine; you'll hear from us within one working day.
  2. Scope it on one call. With the person who would actually build it.
  3. Get your estimate in writing. A fixed figure, agreed before any work begins; nothing billed by the hour.