Building software has never been cheaper. Choosing what is actually worth automating — and engineering it so a business can trust the result — is where the value has moved. That is the part we do.
Writing code keeps getting easier. Deciding which work a machine should own — and making sure money, permissions and state never depend on a model's guess — still takes engineering judgement.
Not a general assistant. A narrow digital worker that owns one defined slice of repetitive work, end to end.
Rules, permissions, money and state transitions stay in ordinary code. The model handles language, documents and classification.
Approval thresholds, escalation paths and a full record of what ran and why — because eventually someone will ask.
Platforms we built, shipped and run
Eleven products across four kinds of user. Every one solves a specific operational problem, and every one is where we learned what survives contact with a real working day. That experience is what the agents are built on.
Products a person signs up to themselves, for their own life rather than their job.
Your training, nutrition, sleep and recovery tracked properly — with monthly reports and optional coach sharing.
Model and stress-test a major UK financial decision before you commit to it.
A learning platform designed for children and families.
Organisations small enough that the admin lands on someone who has another job to do.
Practice management for physios, therapists and small clinics — patients, notes, rehab plans, calendar and billing.
Plan, track and deliver work — lightweight project management for small teams.
AI-powered donor predictions and fundraising intelligence for charities.
The systems that keep a working day moving — and the data underneath them.
Tools we built because we needed them ourselves, then kept running.
Digital workers with a job description
A vertical agent owns one slice of repetitive work end to end — reading the request, checking your systems, carrying out the action, and handing back anything it should not decide alone. We build one when it takes over work a person is currently paid to do by hand, and we say so when it doesn't.
Reads incoming email, forms and documents. Pulls out the structured data, chases whatever is missing, and routes the rest to the right place.
Validates a request against your reference data, creates the booking through your APIs, and flags the unusual ones instead of guessing at them.
Triages patient admin, prepares appointments, sends reminders and follows up — with anything clinical escalated to a human by default.
Watches the numbers, runs the scenario when something moves, explains the consequence, and alerts the owner only when it genuinely matters.
Examples of the shape of work we take on. Every agent is scoped to your systems and your rules.
The engineering underneath
The agent is the visible part. Most of the work is the platform around it — and it is the same cloud, integration and data engineering we have always done, whether or not a model is involved.
Scoped, safe access to the systems an agent needs — CRM, ERP, booking, billing.
Who an agent may act for, what it may spend, and exactly where it must stop.
Confidence thresholds and review queues, so uncertain cases reach a person fast.
Every run traced and every token counted, so you know what the work actually costs.
Migrate and modernise infrastructure to scalable, cloud-native platforms.
Custom tools that give teams clarity and control over operations.
Automate repetitive tasks and connect systems for smoother operations.
Visibility into operational data with clear, actionable reporting.
Responsive, fast web applications built with modern frameworks.
Built for real teams and workflows
Every agent replaces a defined piece of paid work. If it can't, we'll tell you.
Language and judgement go to the model. Money, rules and state stay in real code.
We've shipped and run this software ourselves, not just advised on it.
Scoped against the work removed from your week, not the features shipped.
Tell us about the repetitive work — the triage, the rekeying, the chasing, the reconciling. We'll tell you honestly whether an agent can take it on, and what it would cost to find out.