We build the software your business needs, together with your people, until your team can carry it on. Most projects ask where the existing process can go faster. We ask what you would build if you started again today. Sometimes the answer is much better. Usually it is much smaller.
Four steps. At each one, you decide what comes next.
You decide whether it's worth building.
Explore
What we learned goes into the spec. You decide what's in it.
Engineer
Nothing goes live without three yeses.
Together we decide when you no longer need us.
A Daily Sprint is one working day. We build in the morning, your users try it in the afternoon, and before we go home we decide what tomorrow becomes.
What we learned yesterday, what we build today, who decides.
Test first, your people next to us.
What wasn't there this morning.
What tomorrow becomes.
your product owner, our experienced architect, a few of your future users, our engineer, your subject matter expert, our delivery support and your IT team.
Knows the problem, has the mandate to decide, and joins the start and the decision of every Daily Sprint.
Try what we built that day and say what's wrong.
Knows your industry and checks the work at the gate. Often someone from your own team.
Agrees the technology before we build and takes over at the end.
Questions the horse with you, agrees the technology with your IT team and checks every important decision before it goes live.
Builds in Daily Sprints, from the first version your users click through to the software that runs in your organisation.
Plans the Daily Sprints, gets the right people in the room and keeps everyone up to date on where things stand.
The people you talk to are the people who build.
Between prototype and production there is usually a rebuild, and half of what you learned gets lost on the way. The Build Machine is our production line without that rebuild.
22 features
In four weeks, on a live system, built to military standards.
85 percent
Of the interface connected to real data.
0 regressions
While components were rebuilt behind the gate.
On day one, what the client had asked for was already there. We spent the rest of the time in the field, next to the drone operators and spectrum managers who used it, and built what they turned out to need.
4 weeks
Instead of the six months estimated for a conventional rebuild.
10 minutes
Per shelf plan, made with the customer on site.
6 weeks
The tool paid for itself six weeks after going live.
A European distributor's field sales team designed shelf layouts with customers in an old web tool with open security issues. The reps were clicking through our prototypes within hours. The production version is connected to contract management, and product data now flows in automatically.
Your data. We build and test on sample data, or on data you approve. No customer or personal data goes into AI services without your written consent. AI helps write the code. It doesn't need your customers.
Security. We agree your security requirements before we build. Every release passes automated tests and a security scan, and an architect reviews it before it goes live.
Hosting. In your own cloud or in ours. With the optional monthly plan we run it, without it your team does.
Your systems. We connect to what you already use and leave in place what works. Where a system stands in the way, we tell you before we build.
Technology. Mainstream, well-documented technology your team can hire for, agreed with your IT team before we build.
Ownership. The code, tests, documentation and know-how of your project are yours. Your team can take over at any point, and we don't sell you a model.
Bring one problem that's costing you money right now. We'll show you how we would build it.
