About us

We’re a delivery agency, not a development agency

After years of working on project builds, migrations and rescues, we have a pretty good angle on the most common areas where 'project success' might not shine through in the way we would have hoped.

Projects are complex and ideas evolve in every case. If we are imlpementing custom functionality into a merchant site and something does not go to plan, time and costs can be consumed in a manner that neither party expected or budgetted for.

Software engineering is not the only sector which is facing this challenge. Consultants in general and certainly across the creative industry, are finding more success selling 'value' or 'products' rather than time.

Whilst this is not an overnight change, we are working hard to productize our core services and when this phase is complete we can hopefully move to a product/value driven service where we are focussed entirely on building great relationships and stories with our customers.

Our Values

1 - Make people happy

Whether it's in work, or out of work, we like making people happy! Who doesn't like to be happy?

When it comes to work, we want to reduce complexity, and increase creativity. It's slightly selfish, but if we can increase clients' creativity, it makes our lives easier (and much more fun)

2 - Be nice

It's probably one of the best bits of advice you can give to a child. Unfortunately, a lot of people forget about it as they become adults. We haven't

3 - Tell stories

Why? Because we can't be bothered boring you with the same old spiel you've heard a thousand times before about how great we are or what we can do for you. We tell stories, so you can decide if you want us to help you, rather than us telling you we can. If we can't, we'll say. It's a simple case of being honest

4 - Give independence

We've had multiple cases where we've taken on an existing site where you can see that the previous agencies "keep the code for themselves". Basically, they have a lot of basic features and content in code that don't need to be, so when the client wants to make a change, they rely on the agency. Agencies think this is a good idea because that dependency is there; they make money from it; the merchant is stuck between a rock and a hard place... Either they depend on an agency, or they change agencies.

We don't do that!