Five offerings. Plain descriptions.

Sometimes the work isn't a build — it's a decision. Whether to rewrite or refactor, what an inherited system is really worth, why the last project ran aground, how to structure a team that's about to scale. We bring senior engineers who have made those calls before, and give you a straight answer rather than a proposal for more work.

That covers architecture and system reviews, technical due diligence on a platform you're buying or investing in, build-versus-buy guidance, and fractional or embedded technical leadership where you need senior oversight without a full-time hire. The deliverable is clarity — a written assessment, a costed roadmap, or a steer your own team can act on.

Consultancy often comes first, before any build. Just as often it stands alone: we're happy to advise and walk away, and we'll tell you plainly when the system you already have is fine as it is.

When the off-the-shelf option doesn't fit — because the workflow is too specific, the integrations are too awkward, or the compliance burden is too high — we build the system from scratch. That means web platforms and dashboards, internal tools and admin systems, native mobile apps for iOS and Android (Capacitor-based, sharing a single codebase with the web side), progressive web apps where installable web is the right fit over native, and the API-first backends that hold any of the above together.

Discovery first. We sit down with the people who'll use it, document the actual workflow, and agree what good looks like before a line of code is written. Then a fixed-price proposal, an architecture, and incremental delivery into production.

Native mobile is the right call when offline operation, device features (camera, GPS, biometrics, BLE) or app-store presence matter. A PWA fits when cross-platform reach and rapid iteration matter more than store distribution. Web is the right answer when the work is desktop-first, internal-use, or workflow-heavy enough that a keyboard and a big screen are the point. Most engagements end up with two of the three, sharing an API.

Old systems carry the business. The right answer is rarely a big-bang rewrite — it's a planned, monitored, reversible migration that keeps the lights on while the new system grows around the old one.

We know the stacks: VB.NET, Classic ASP, COBOL, old SQL Server, IIS. We've moved them forward incrementally without losing a transaction, missing a report, or asking the business to stop while we work.

Most enterprises don't need another system — they need the systems they already have to talk to each other properly. Audit trails that survive review, retries that don't double-post, and an integration layer the on-call engineer can read.

We work across the protocols you'd expect in regulated and operational environments: HL7 in healthcare, OPC UA and MQTT on the factory floor, FIX in trading, SOAP and REST everywhere else.

Software is never finished. We stay attached to what we build, written into the contract — the same people who wrote the code answer the phone when something breaks at four in the morning.

Support covers monitoring, capacity planning, incident response, security patching and steady reduction of technical debt. It runs alongside the build work, not as a separate sale.