Production-ready software,
in less than 30 days.
We partner with founders and teams to design, build, and ship software that works on day one — without the six-month roadmaps, the agency overhead, or the guesswork. One tight loop, from idea to launch.
Trusted by UK teams of every size
The process
Four phases. One calendar month.
A fixed cadence keeps scope honest and momentum high. You always know what's happening, what's next, and what's shipping.
Day 1
Discover & scope
We start with a working session to understand the problem, the users, and the constraints — then lock the scope that can realistically ship inside the window.
Day 5
Design & architect
Interface, data model, and integrations take shape together. You get clickable flows and a technical plan, not a pitch deck.
Day 10
Build & iterate
You're in the loop every few days, not at the end. We ship working increments, you react, we adjust — until it feels right.
Day 25
Launch & scale
We hand over a live, production-grade system with the deployment, monitoring, and handover docs to keep it running.
The outcome
Real software. Real users. Real fast.
Average time from scope to launch
Faster than traditional agency delivery
Code and IP handed over at launch
“We rebuilt our whole operations platform on a modern stack — multiple modules, deep integrations, the works. It's the biggest thing we've ever shipped, and the product we got back outperforms anything off the shelf for what we do.”
“We built GoMunch with them — a complete ordering and payments platform for restaurants and cafés that does everything the big delivery apps do, at a fraction of what those apps charge merchants. The margin difference is what makes the whole business work.”
Selected work
A sample of what 30 days looks like.
- Luna2026
Rebuilding Luna's operations platform on a modern stack
A ground-up rebuild of Luna's entire operations platform — multi-module, deeply integrated, and delivered in roughly ten weeks in the same tight iterative loop. The result outperforms anything available off the shelf in their space.
Platform rebuildMulti-moduleIntegrationsNext.jsPostgres - GoMunch2026
A full ordering and payments platform for restaurants and cafés
A complete ordering platform — web storefronts, native iOS and Android apps, and a merchant back-office — built so GoMunch's restaurants and cafés can match the feature set of the big delivery apps at a fraction of the payment-processing cost. The margin difference is the whole business.
Consumer platformNative appNext.jsMySQLStripe - Everplace2026
Reimagining UK property management for landlords, agents, and tenants
A UK-first property management platform built on ERPNext with a custom React front end, DocuSign-powered e-signing, and AI woven into the workflows that usually eat the most time. Designed from day one to sit between all three sides of a tenancy — landlord, agent, and tenant — rather than bolting them together after the fact.
Property managementERPNextReactDocuSignAI - SilverTree2026
A modern CRM for a legacy dental industry
A new CRM for dental clinics, built to replace the creaky legacy software the industry has been stuck with for decades. Patient records, appointments, billing, and communications on a stack that clinics can actually afford to run — and that their teams actually enjoy using.
Clinic CRMNext.jsConvexClerk
Latest
News & updates.
- Thinking
Why traditional software development is dead
The six-month contract, the Tuesday status meeting, the big reveal at the end. The shape of custom software is changing, and not gently.
- Thinking
The quiet opportunity for SMEs
Small and mid-sized businesses have been priced out of custom software for twenty years. The maths has quietly changed.
- Guide
Building a real production app: what to expect
A week-by-week look at what a 30-day build actually feels like from the other side — what we do, what you do, and where it tends to surprise people.
Questions
Everything you were going to ask.
Got an idea?
Let's ship it this month.
Book a 30-minute discovery call. We'll talk through the problem, what a 30-day version could look like, and whether we're the right team to build it.