Services

Same six things.
Done at machine speed.

AI is how we work, not what we sell. Here's what that actually changes about each of these — and who each one isn't for.

01

Web Development

Sites shipped in weeks, not quarters. AI writes the boilerplate. Senior engineers write the parts that matter.

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  • Marketing sites, web apps and everything between
  • A CMS your team can actually operate without calling us
  • Core Web Vitals treated as a requirement, not a nice-to-have
  • Migrations off WordPress, Wix, Squarespace — with the URLs intact

The AI angle

Scaffolding, migrations and test coverage get generated. Architecture, data modelling and the fifty judgement calls that decide whether a site is maintainable in two years do not.

Right for you if your current site is a bottleneck rather than an asset — slow to change, slow to load, or both.

02

Automation & Agents

Kill the busywork. We wire up agents and workflows that run themselves — and never ask for a raise.

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  • Lead routing, intake, quoting and follow-up without a human in the loop
  • Agents that read, summarise and file the things nobody wants to read
  • Integrations between the tools you already pay for
  • Human approval gates wherever a mistake would be expensive

The AI angle

This one genuinely is the AI. The discipline is knowing which steps are safe to hand over and which need a person holding the pen.

Right for you if somebody on your team is re-typing the same information into a second system every day.

05

Design

Interfaces people want to use. No dark patterns, no BS, no forty rounds of AI slop.

UI/UXBrandDesign systems
  • Design systems, not one-off comps that rot on the second sprint
  • Accessibility handled during design, not bolted on at QA
  • Real content in the mockups — lorem ipsum hides every hard problem
  • Built and reviewed in the browser, where it actually has to work

The AI angle

Generation is good at variations and terrible at taste. We use it to explore faster and then throw most of it away.

Right for you if your product works but nobody can tell what to do first when they land on it.

06

AI Strategy

Everyone's selling you AI. We'll tell you which three things are worth doing — and what the other twenty will cost you.

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  • An honest audit of where AI helps your business and where it's theatre
  • Build-vs-buy calls with the real running costs attached
  • Data and privacy boundaries decided before anything ships
  • A sequenced roadmap, not a slide deck

The AI angle

The most valuable output here is usually a list of things not to build. That advice does not come from a model.

Right for you if you've been pitched AI four times this quarter and still can't tell which pitch was real.

How it goes

Four weeks.
Four steps.

The same sequence every time, so you always know what week you're in and what comes next.

  1. 01

    Week 0 — free

    Audit

    We run your current site through our audit engine and tell you what's broken. You get the report whether or not you hire us.

  2. 02

    Week 1

    Blueprint

    Scope, sitemap, stack and a fixed number. No discovery phase that quietly bills for six weeks of meetings.

  3. 03

    Weeks 2–3

    Build

    You get a live staging URL on day one of the build and watch it fill in. No black box, no big reveal.

  4. 04

    Week 4 onward

    Ship & tune

    Launch, then measure. Audits re-run, tracking verified, and the first round of fixes made from real traffic rather than guesses.

Bigger builds take longer — an ecommerce catalogue or a migration with thousands of URLs is not a four-week job, and we'll say so in week one rather than week five.

Not sure which of these you need?

Neither are most people on the first call. Tell us the problem and we'll tell you which of the six actually solves it — including when the answer is none of them.