Seven services across three pillars. Pick a pillar, then open any service to see what's inside it. Most clients start with one focused brief and broaden the relationship from there.
When you need someone in the chair who has done the job inside a serious company at least once before. Open a role to see the detail.
When the business plan calls for serious technology decisions but the company doesn't yet need a full-time CIO, we step in. We sit on the ExCo or board, set the strategy, and bring the executive presence that suppliers, auditors and investors expect.
Best for: SMEs and scale-ups between £5m and £100m revenue who have outgrown ad-hoc IT and need executive-level technology leadership.
When the product roadmap is slipping, the platform is creaking, or the engineering team is shipping but the business isn't growing, we step in to lead. We make the technology choices that matter, and we sit alongside the engineering manager you already have.
Best for: Companies with an in-house engineering team who need senior technical leadership for a specific transition — a migration, a re-architecture, a fundraise, or a sale.
Security has stopped being a back-office concern. Customers ask for SOC 2 reports before they sign. Regulators ask for evidence. Boards ask for assurance. We bring CISO-grade leadership without the £200k+ salary.
Best for: Regulated firms, SaaS businesses selling to enterprises, and any company that has just been asked for a SOC 2 report or has just had a near-miss.
When you need work shipped, not slides written. Tier-one consultancy quality at a fraction of the cost, and yours to own when we're done.
A tier-one consultancy typically delivers a mid-sized custom application for £300,000 to £600,000, with a team of six to twelve people billed at premium day rates over four to six months. We deliver the same scope with a senior architect leading AI-native engineering, in four to eight weeks, for £30,000 to £60,000.
Two senior engineers run every project. One architects, sets the security model, and signs off on the design. The other pairs with the AI to generate code — but every line of code is reviewed by a human before it merges, every commit is run through automated security and dependency scanning, and the test suite is built alongside the application, not after it. The AI is the multiplier; the humans are the quality control.
This isn't "vibe coding" in the loose sense people sometimes mean — there's no shipped code that no human has read. It's senior engineering, accelerated.
Outcomes, architecture, success criteria, security model. A written design before any code is written.
Not a junior with a chatbot. Every project has a named senior with 15+ years of operating experience.
Unit, integration and end-to-end tests built alongside the code, not after. CI fails if coverage drops.
SAST, dependency scanning, secrets scanning on every build. OWASP Top 10 review before handover.
You get the codebase, the CI/CD pipelines and the documentation. No vendor lock-in, no licence fees.
A working preview deploy after every commit. Weekly demos. You see what you're paying for as we build it.
Modern and conservative. TypeScript / React / Next.js on the front end. Python or Go on the back end where the work is heavier; Node where it isn't. Postgres for data. AWS, Azure or GCP for hosting. We deliberately don't chase fashion stacks — we use what your in-house engineers can keep maintaining after we've gone.
Typical engagement
£30k–£60k
Fixed price, 4–8 week delivery. Bigger scope quoted on the same shape.
Best for: Companies who would normally pay a tier-one consultancy for custom development and want the same quality without the bill. Not the right fit for ultra-large enterprise programmes where you genuinely need a team of fifty.
Most companies that come to us thinking they need blockchain don't. About one in three do, and for those we build it properly. We're an honest second opinion as much as a delivery team — the firms that try to sell you a blockchain solution for every problem are part of the problem.
If the use case is single-party and you trust your own books, a database is faster, cheaper and easier to maintain. If the only reason for blockchain is marketing or fund-raising, the cost will catch up with the narrative within 18 months. We'll say so in the first meeting — and we'd rather lose the project than build you something you'll regret.
Every blockchain project starts with a paid two-week validation, not a build. We model the parties, the trust assumptions and the regulatory exposure, and come back with a straight recommendation: build it, simplify it, or don't. If we build, the smart contracts go through third-party audit before they ever touch mainnet, and we deliver the off-chain plumbing — indexing, oracles, key management — that turns a clever contract into a working system.
A two-week discovery that answers honestly whether your problem benefits from a distributed ledger.
Solidity (Ethereum/EVM chains), Hyperledger Fabric, R3 Corda. Audited by a third party before mainnet.
Event indexing, oracle integration, key management. The unglamorous plumbing that makes the chain useful.
Multi-sig, HSM and wallet architecture, with the operational runbooks for rotating and recovering keys safely.
How the token, the flows and the custody sit against the relevant regime — built in from day one, not bolted on.
We'll review someone else's smart contracts or blockchain architecture and tell you what's solid and what isn't.
Best for: Financial services firms, supply-chain businesses, and tokenisation projects with a regulated counterparty. Not for: "we should put it on the blockchain" looking-for-a-use-case projects.
Not every business needs a strategic CIO yet — but every business needs IT that works. We run the operation as your outsourced IT department.
A fixed monthly fee, a real human you can call, and a senior IT manager standing behind the service. We manage the Microsoft 365 estate, the endpoints, the security, the licensing and the user lifecycle — so your team can stop being IT and get on with the work.
Exchange Online, SharePoint, Teams, OneDrive — setup, configuration, troubleshooting, governance.
Windows & macOS patching, antivirus, performance diagnostics, encryption, secure boot, MDM enrolment.
iOS and Android — email and app config, MDM, remote wipe, policy enforcement.
MFA enforcement, Conditional Access, real-time threat detection, malware remediation, awareness alerts.
Joiner/mover/leaver, licence right-sizing, renewal management, access reviews.
Real-time alerts on outages and performance. Quarterly activity review. Monthly security compliance report.
DNS records (MX, SPF, DKIM, DMARC), SSL certificate renewal, registrar liaison, renewal tracking.
Uptime monitoring, basic CMS support (WordPress, Wix, Squarespace), backup & recovery via host tools.
Quarterly review with a senior IT lead — not just operational support, but advice on where to take IT next.
Standard monthly service
£1,500/month
Fixed fee, no per-user surcharge below 25 users. Assumes Microsoft 365 with suitable licences.
Best for: SMEs of 10–150 people who don't need a full-time IT manager but need IT that works without anyone in-house thinking about it.
Most companies running on the cloud are overpaying by 20 to 40 percent, and can't see where it's going. We find the waste, take it out, and put the controls in place so it doesn't creep back. Cloud-agnostic, and led by a FinOps Certified Practitioner.
Tagging, showback and chargeback so every team can see exactly what it spends and why.
Idle instances, over-provisioned compute, orphaned disks, snapshots and unattached IP addresses.
Reserved Instances, Savings Plans and committed-use discounts bought against your real baseline, not guesswork.
Storage tiering, autoscaling, spot and serverless where they genuinely pay — without hurting reliability.
The SQL, Windows and egress lines on the bill that nobody reads but everybody pays.
Budgets, policy-as-code and alerting so a runaway resource is caught in hours, not at month-end.
Cost per customer, per transaction or per environment, in a monthly view the board actually understands.
A senior lead revisits the estate every quarter, because cloud spend drifts the moment you stop watching it.
A SaaS client running on AWS was spending around £48,000 a month and had assumed it was simply the price of growth. In six weeks we brought it down to roughly £33,000 — a 31 percent saving — by rightsizing over-provisioned EC2 instances, moving cold data to S3 Infrequent Access and Glacier, buying Savings Plans against the steady-state baseline, and switching off a staging environment that had been running 24/7 for a year. The engagement paid for itself in the first month, and the saving recurs every month since.
Typical outcome
30% lower
A fixed-scope review and optimisation, or an ongoing FinOps retainer. Most engagements are self-funding from the first month's saving.
Best for: Companies spending roughly £10,000 a month or more on cloud who suspect they're overpaying but can't see where, and who want the spend kept under control after the quick wins — not just a one-off cut.
