Codebase takeover
A structured review of the existing repo, architecture, deployment process, dependencies and immediate risk areas.
Software support
Keep custom systems dependable.

Design and engineering, under one roof
The order
We support bespoke software for UK businesses that rely on custom platforms, internal tools, dashboards, mobile apps and product codebases that cannot be left to drift.
Custom software often becomes business-critical before anyone has put a proper support model around it. We help stabilise existing systems, reduce technical risk and keep the product improving without forcing a rebuild by default.
Our team works across modern stacks including Next.js, React, React Native, API integrations, dashboards and data-backed applications. The aim is simple: fewer surprises, clearer ownership and software that keeps matching the business.
Practical capability, scoped around the outcome rather than a fixed package.
A structured review of the existing repo, architecture, deployment process, dependencies and immediate risk areas.
Maintenance for modern React and Next.js applications, including upgrades, performance, routing, server components and deployment issues.
Ongoing fixes, compatibility updates and release support for cross-platform iOS and Android applications.
Support for payments, CRMs, internal systems, auth, third-party APIs and fragile workflows that need monitoring.
Practical refactoring and test coverage where it lowers risk, speeds future work or makes the system easier to operate.
Small product improvements delivered continuously, so the software adapts as teams, customers and processes change.
Included in the order
From brief to open sign
We inspect the codebase, infrastructure, data flows and product priorities before changing anything important.
We separate urgent risks from nice-to-have refactors, so the retainer spends time where it protects the business.
We handle fixes, upgrades, releases and small enhancements on a retained monthly cadence.
Over time we improve tests, documentation, architecture and observability so the system becomes easier to own.
Good questions
Yes, if the codebase is in a supportable state. We begin with a review and identify any risks before committing to ongoing maintenance.
No. Those are common stacks for us, but we also support broader React, Node.js, API-driven and dashboard-style systems where the architecture is sensible.
Yes. Most retainers include a blend of support, fixes, upgrades and iterative feature development.
Only where maintaining the existing system would be more expensive or risky than replacing it. We explain the tradeoff clearly before recommending that route.
Ready when you are
Bring us the rough brief, the awkward problem or the half-formed idea. We will help make the next move clear.