Line-of-business applications, internal tools, and the integrations that hold them together — for UK companies that have outgrown the spreadsheet. Scoped, built and run by one senior engineer.
- 2026
- 17262958
- England and Wales
- GB 522 1922 22
- Systems in production
- 25+
- Commits of client work
- 16000+
- Industries served
- 9
- Code and data you own
- 100%
Line-of-business applications
The system the work actually happens in — jobs, orders, cases, stock, scheduling. Modelled on how the business really operates rather than how a SaaS product assumes it does.
Internal tools and automation
The repetitive admin that quietly consumes a day a week: invoicing, reporting, reconciliation, data entry. Removed rather than reorganised.
Customer-facing portals
Booking, accounts, orders, support. Somewhere your customers can serve themselves, so your team stops fielding the same request by hand.
Integration and data plumbing
Making the systems you already pay for talk to each other properly — payment providers, accounting, CRMs, logistics — with the failure cases handled.
Fortium
The practice management and document platform an accountancy firm runs on, replacing a legacy system it had outgrown.
FortiumA multi-application software suite
Eight applications on one shared platform for a construction and M&E group — estimating, tender analysis, project management and operations.
A multi-application software suiteCurbed
A vehicle logbook for taxi fleets — QR-scan damage reporting, a mechanic workflow and a manager dashboard, replacing the spreadsheet.
CurbedField job sheets
An installable mobile app that replaced the paper and Excel job-sheet process for a field maintenance operation.
Field job sheetsDriftkeep
An idle RPG with offline progression and community goals — Godot client, NestJS API, full self-hosted infrastructure.
Projects stall because nobody owns the outcome, the scope drifts, and the people who understand the decisions leave. The work here is structured to remove those failure modes first — the engineering is the easy part.
One engineer, accountable end to end
The person who scopes the work writes it, deploys it, and answers for it. Nothing is lost in translation between an account manager and an offshore team, because there is neither.
You own everything
The code, the data, the infrastructure and the domain names are yours from day one. No per-seat licence, no proprietary platform, no leverage held over you at renewal.
Built to be maintained
Typed end to end, tested where it matters, documented, and deployed by pipeline rather than by hand. The measure of the work is whether it is still easy to change in two years.
Tell me what isn't working.
A half-hour call, no obligation. If I'm not the right person for it, I'll say so and point you at who is.