SERVICES

We start from the real work.

Seven services, three directions. Start with whichever is closest to your situation.

Service catalogue

So when someone finds you, they can get to know you properly.

Brand sites, company sites, landing pages, campaign pages and bespoke design.

Who it’s for: Small shops, studios and small companies that want a proper front door.
What takes the time now: Every time someone asks what you do, you explain it in person again.
What changes: A place that can speak for you, so people arrive already knowing.

Once a website is built, someone still has to keep it running.

Hosting, SSL, deployment, backups, updates, monitoring and day-to-day care.

Who it’s for: Small teams with a website and nobody looking after it.
What takes the time now: You find out where the site is hosted on the day it breaks.
What changes: Someone is watching, and you hear about it before your customers do.

From seeing the product to finishing the order, with fewer detours.

Product pages, cart, payment, orders, members and a back office.

Who it’s for: Shop owners taking orders by message who are starting to fall behind.
What takes the time now: One order lives across four conversations.
What changes: Customers order and pay themselves; you read the day off one table.

Plenty of data. The point should be easier to see.

Bringing together Excel, sales, operations and stock data into reports and dashboards.

Who it’s for: Operations people with plenty of spreadsheets and no clear picture.
What takes the time now: Two days of pasting, and the numbers still get questioned.
What changes: The same figures, tidied every night, on one page each morning.

You don’t need a very large system to get the work organised.

Back-office tools built around how a small team actually works.

Who it’s for: Small teams whose process works, but only because people remember it.
What takes the time now: The same fact exists in a spreadsheet, a chat thread and a notebook.
What changes: A tool built around how you already work, instead of the other way round.

Regular work doesn’t have to be done again from scratch every day.

Handling repeated data, notifications, documents, reports, bookings, content and internal steps.

Who it’s for: Anyone doing the same thing every day.
What takes the time now: The task isn’t hard. It just happens every single day.
What changes: The regular part runs itself; people handle the exceptions.

AI is only useful when it sits in the right place.

Agents that help sort information, handle content, analyse data, answer enquiries and run workflows.

Who it’s for: Teams with more enquiries and content than they can read, who still want a person in the loop.
What takes the time now: The things that genuinely need judgement are buried under the things that don’t.
What changes: The routine gets sorted first, leaving the few that need you.