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Systems

The systems and the software your business actually runs on.

What we build

Websites & E-commerce

From a fast WordPress build on a starter tier to a fully custom storefront. We lead with the brand and the commercial goal; the CMS choice follows, not the other way round.

  • 01 . Custom websites
  • 02 . WordPress builds
  • 03 . E-commerce
  • 04 . Headless & Jamstack (where it earns its complexity)
  • 05 . Accessibility (WCAG)
  • 06 . SEO built in
  • 07 . Migrations

Custom Web Applications

Information systems, self-service portals, CRMs, internal tools, customer dashboards – built to the workflow your team actually has, not the one a SaaS vendor thinks you should have.

  • 01 . Custom web apps
  • 02 . Portals & dashboards
  • 03 . CRM / workflow tools
  • 04 . Client-facing tools (booking, assessment, self-service)
  • 05 . Role-based access
  • 06 . API-first architecture

Mobile Applications

iOS and Android, native or cross-platform depending on what the product actually needs. Design, build, and App Store submission; analytics and crash reporting included by default.

  • 01 . iOS (Swift)
  • 02 . Android (Kotlin)
  • 03 . Cross-platform (Expo / React Native / Flutter)
  • 04 . App Store & Play Store submission
  • 05 . In-app analytics
  • 06 . Crash & performance monitoring

System Integrations

APIs, data pipelines, and middleware between the tools you already use. Payment processors, CRMs, ERPs, accounting systems, email platforms, custom databases. If two systems aren’t talking and someone’s copy-pasting, there’s work here.

  • 01 . API integrations
  • 02 . Data pipelines & sync
  • 03 . Payment gateway integration
  • 04 . CRM / ERP / accounting integration
  • 05 . Custom middleware
  • 06 . Data migration

What we run

AI & Workflow Automation

AI agents and workflow automation that replace manual, repetitive work in marketing, ops, support. Not “AI because it’s trendy.” AI where the math works: the task is repetitive, the volume is real, and the cost of getting it wrong is low enough that review can be sampled instead of 100%.

  • 01 . AI readiness audit
  • 02 . Workflow automation (Zapier, Make, n8n)
  • 03 . Marketing automation (HubSpot, ActiveCampaign)
  • 04 . AI agents for support, content, analysis
  • 05 . Custom LLM integrations
  • 06 . RAG on company knowledge
  • 07 . Prompt design & testing

Cloud Hosting & Monitoring

VPS and cloud hosting configured for the workload, monitored 24/7, alerting set up before go-live instead of after the first outage. We run the stack; you get a status page, a monthly report, and a person to call.

  • 01 . VPS & cloud provisioning
  • 02 . Configuration & hardening
  • 03 . Uptime monitoring (UptimeRobot / Pingdom)
  • 04 . Performance monitoring
  • 05 . Alerting (Slack / email / SMS)
  • 06 . Capacity planning
  • 07 . CDN setup

Data Security & Backup

Backups that run multiple times a day, stored separately from the live system, restored in a drill before you need them for real. Security hardening, SSL, GDPR compliance – the stuff you shouldn’t have to think about, because we did.

  • 01 . Automated backups (6 to 8 per day)
  • 02 . Off-site storage
  • 03 . Backup restoration drills
  • 04 . SSL / TLS
  • 05 . Security hardening
  • 06 . Vulnerability scanning
  • 07 . GDPR compliance
  • 08 . Patch management

Up-time & Performance Monitoring

Real-time monitoring of up-time, performance, and errors, plus a human looking at the alerts, because a dashboard nobody watches doesn’t catch outages. Sentry for application errors, infrastructure monitoring for the layer below, Core Web Vitals for what the user actually experiences.

  • 01 . Uptime monitoring
  • 02 . Error tracking (Sentry)
  • 03 . Performance monitoring
  • 04 . Core Web Vitals
  • 05 . Alert escalation
  • 06 . Monthly health reports
  • 07 . Post-incident review

Maintenance & Support

SLA-based maintenance for the software we build: security patching, dependency updates, up-time and error monitoring, backups, and a named point of contact when something breaks. Boring by design.

  • 01 . SLA-based support
  • 02 . Security patching
  • 03 . Plugin & dependency updates
  • 04 . Error monitoring (Sentry)
  • 05 . Backups (6-8/day, off-site)
  • 06 . Performance monitoring
  • 07 . Named contact