What we do
Three ways to engage
Named by how you buy, so you can choose the engagement that matches where your product is today. Every one of them ends with somebody still looking after what was built.
Build
Design and delivery, from a written specification through to production.
Fixed budget, controlled scope.
- A discovery that maps what exists before anything is proposed
- A fixed budget against an agreed scope, with every change documented
- Regular checkpoints, so the state of the work is never a surprise
- A working system handed over with its runbook and its reasoning
- Support through the first weeks in production, when a new system asks the most of everyone
Modernise
Legacy systems moved onto current infrastructure, without a rewrite and without downtime.
Fixed budget, sequenced in stages.
- An assessment of what runs today: versions, dependencies, and what is holding it back
- A migration sequenced so the system stays available throughout
- Data moved with its history intact, and verified against the source
- The old platform kept running alongside the new one until the new one has proved itself
- The same runbook and handover a build gets, for the system you already had
Run
Keeping what you have working: cloud, deployments, reliability, cost and on‑call.
Monthly, by scope of cover.
- Monthly cover against a scope of cover agreed in writing
- Uptime, error rates, cost and performance watched continuously
- A written report each month, whether or not anything happened
- A rolling agreement with thirty days’ notice on either side
- A complete handover available whenever you ask for it
Augment
Our engineers working inside your team, on your priorities and in your process.
Rate by seniority.
- Engineers who join your standups, your board and your review process
- Work directed by you, against your roadmap rather than ours
- Rates set by seniority, agreed before anyone starts
- The same people for the length of the engagement
- A written summary of what was built, so the knowledge stays with you
Not sure which fits?
Describe what you have and what has to happen next. We will tell you which of the three fits, and what the first step would look like.