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22 ways
to build.
Apps. Platforms. Automations.
The unusual ones, too.
Three teams, working together to turn a good idea into something people can actually use.
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Specialty & creative.
14E-commerce storesA shop that feels like your business.
Custom storefronts and Shopify experiences with a clear path from discovery to checkout.
A typical build can includeStorefront designProduct structureCheckout integrationContent tools
Talk about e-commerce stores15Browser extensionsA useful extra, right where you work.
Browser tools that extend an existing workflow, with platform support agreed during discovery.
A typical build can includeInteraction designBrowser permissionsExtension buildStore preparation
Talk about browser extensions16Plugins & integrationsMake a tool do your thing.
Purpose-built extensions for the platforms your team or customers already use.
A typical build can includePlatform reviewExtension interfaceAPI workInstallation guidance
Talk about plugins & integrations17GamesMake something people want to play.
Web, mobile and independent game experiences, from a first playable idea to a defined release.
A typical build can includeGame loopPrototypeArt and interactionPlatform planning
Talk about games18Voice appsGive the interface a voice.
Custom voice interfaces with natural conversation flows and clear handling when speech is uncertain.
A typical build can includeConversation flowVoice integrationFallbacksInteraction testing
Talk about voice apps19Discord & Slack botsA helpful teammate in the channel.
Commands, notifications and workflow tools inside the communities and workspaces you already use.
A typical build can includeCommandsWorkspace permissionsIntegrationsRich interactions
Talk about Discord & Slack bots20Smart contracts & web3Start with the use case, not the buzzword.
Explore contract and decentralised application builds with scope, platform and independent review requirements agreed first.
A typical build can includeUse-case reviewContract designApplication interfaceReview plan
Talk about smart contracts & web321Media & AI enginesFrom an idea to a finished asset.
Image, audio and video workflows with the queues, credits and delivery interfaces around them.
A typical build can includeModel integrationJob queuesAsset handlingDelivery workflow
Talk about media & AI engines22CLI tools & npm packagesGood tools for the people building.
Developer utilities, scaffolding and reusable packages that make a repeated task easier.
A typical build can includeCommand interfacePackage designDocumentationDistribution plan
Talk about CLI tools & npm packages
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Systems & infrastructure.
07B2B SaaS platformsTurn a useful system into a product.
Software for other businesses, with account structure, permissions and the product workflow designed together.
A typical build can includeAccount modelRolesCore workflowBilling integration
Talk about B2B SaaS platforms08Internal toolsLess work around the work.
Admin panels, dashboards and operational tools for the way your team actually works.
A typical build can includeWorkflow mappingData modelTeam interfacePermissions
Talk about internal tools09Automations & integrationsLet the right systems talk.
Connect existing tools and reduce repeat handling, with clear triggers, failures and recovery paths.
A typical build can includeSystem mappingAPI connectionsEvent rulesError handling
Talk about automations & integrations10Data pipelines & ETLThe right information, where it belongs.
Move, clean and transform data between sources on a schedule or when something changes.
A typical build can includeSource mappingTransformationsSchedulingMonitoring
Talk about data pipelines & ETL11Booking & schedulingMake room for what comes next.
Appointment, resource and room-booking workflows that fit availability and operational rules.
A typical build can includeAvailability rulesBooking flowCalendar integrationNotifications
Talk about booking & scheduling12MarketplacesBring both sides together.
Platforms with listings, discovery and transactions, shaped around the people on both sides.
A typical build can includeBuyer and seller journeysListingsPayment integrationModeration tools
Talk about marketplaces13Headless automationsQuiet systems. Clear outcomes.
Background jobs, event handlers and scheduled processes that keep the useful work moving.
A typical build can includeTriggersJob queuesRetry rulesOperational visibility
Talk about headless automations
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Apps & interfaces.
01Mobile appsAn app people want to keep opening.
iOS, Android or cross-platform experiences, shaped around the people using them.
A typical build can includeUser journeysInteractive prototypeApp interfaceRelease planning
Talk about mobile apps02Marketing websitesA good first impression. A clear next step.
Brand sites and landing pages with clear content, responsive layouts and a direct route to enquiry.
A typical build can includePage structureVisual designResponsive buildSearch foundations
Talk about marketing websites03Web apps & dashboardsMake the complex feel simple.
Customer portals, dashboards and web tools built around the work that needs doing.
A typical build can includeUser rolesInterface flowsData viewsResponsive application
Talk about web apps & dashboards04AI chatbots & assistantsUseful answers, with a way back to a person.
Text or voice experiences grounded in your information, with scope and handoff rules defined upfront.
A typical build can includeKnowledge sourcesConversation designIntegrationsHuman handoff
Talk about AI chatbots & assistants05Content platformsGive good ideas a home.
Publishing systems, knowledge bases and learning sites that are straightforward to maintain.
A typical build can includeContent modelEditor workflowSearchPublishing interface
Talk about content platforms06Membership & communityA place for your people.
Member directories, private content and community tools with the right access controls.
A typical build can includeMember journeysAccess rulesContent areasSubscription integration
Talk about membership & communityBefore we begin.
What if my idea isn’t on the list?
Tell us what you want to make. We’ll work through the requirements and say where we can help, what needs investigation, and what sits outside the scope.
Can you work with the systems I already use?
That is part of discovery. We check APIs, access, platform limits and the work involved before promising an integration.
How much will it cost, and how long will it take?
That depends on scope, content, integrations and review requirements. Start with the idea so we can agree a useful first version and a clear proposal.
What happens after the build?
We agree the handover, hosting, ongoing maintenance and support requirements as part of the project scope.
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Bring us something to build.
One idea. One conversation.
We’ll work out what it needs and who should take the lead.