Custom software and AI for UK businesses
We build custom software, web and mobile apps and AI features for UK businesses, working remotely with a written scope agreed before any build starts. Calls and releases are scheduled inside your business hours, and you see working software at a demo every two weeks.
🇬🇧 United Kingdom
- Local time
- GBP (£)
Why businesses in the UK work with us
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Hiring permanent developers in the UK is slow and expensive once recruitment fees, employer National Insurance and pensions are added, so an external partner is often the quicker way to get a defined product built.
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Many UK firms run on a patchwork of spreadsheets, legacy systems and SaaS tools that do not talk to each other, and need integration or modernisation work without a full in-house team.
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Businesses adding AI to their products or operations want it built with UK GDPR in mind from the start, rather than bolted on by a generalist later.
Professional services, retail and eCommerce, property, financial services, healthcare and logistics businesses in the UK commonly need bespoke systems, portals and integrations.
How it works in the UK
- Invoicing
- We can invoice in GBP, so the figure in the proposal is the figure you pay with no exchange exposure on your side.
- Contracts
- We contract as a company supplying a service, under our terms or yours, with a written requirements document forming part of the agreement.
- Data protection
- Where we handle personal data we sign a data processing agreement, including the UK international data transfer terms where they are needed, and we work with your advisers on anything specific to your sector.
- Communication
- Plain-English scope, written progress updates and calls booked inside your working day, over Slack or Microsoft Teams.
Data protection: UK GDPR and the Data Protection Act 2018, regulated by the ICO.
What we build for the UK businesses
Questions from the UK
Can you invoice us in pounds?
Yes. We can invoice in GBP, and the quoted figure is the figure on the invoice.
How do you handle UK GDPR?
We sign a data processing agreement, access only the data a task needs and build with UK GDPR in mind. For sector-specific rules, such as FCA or NHS requirements, we work alongside your own advisers.
Does IR35 apply if we work with you?
IR35 is aimed at individuals working through intermediaries, and we contract as a company supplying a defined service. Your own advisers should confirm how it applies to your arrangements.
Can our data be hosted in the UK?
Yes. AWS, Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud all have London regions, and we can set up your hosting, databases and backups there. The cloud accounts are opened in your name.
Can you build to UK accessibility requirements?
Yes. We design and test against WCAG 2.2 AA, which supports your duties under the Equality Act 2010 and the specific accessibility regulations that apply to public sector websites and apps.
Can you connect our system to Xero, Sage or QuickBooks?
Yes. We regularly integrate with accounting platforms through their APIs, so invoices, payments and customers stay in step. If you need Making Tax Digital submissions, we can build or connect to software that uses HMRC's APIs.
Can you integrate UK payment methods such as Direct Debit?
Yes. We can take card payments through providers such as Stripe, collect recurring payments by Direct Debit through GoCardless and use Open Banking payments where they suit your customers.
How do you handle cookie consent under PECR?
Non-essential cookies and tracking should only run after the visitor agrees, so we build consent banners that genuinely block tags until consent is given. We follow the ICO's guidance and work with your advisers on the wording.
Can you use Companies House and other UK data sources?
Yes. We can integrate the Companies House API for company lookups and verification, and postcode address lookup services for faster, cleaner address entry.
Can we use our own contract and NDA?
Yes. We are happy to sign an NDA before discussing your idea and to work from your contract template, reviewed by your solicitor, or to provide our own terms. In either case you own the code and intellectual property.
Have a project in mind? Let’s talk.
Tell us what you are building. We reply within one business day with next steps — and we are happy to sign an NDA first.