Software development in Leeds
Leeds is the largest financial and legal centre in the UK outside London, and the home of a substantial health-tech sector built around NHS Digital’s presence in the city. Both of those bring regulated software requirements as a starting condition rather than an afterthought.
What businesses in Leeds actually buy
Work here tends to need the unglamorous half done properly: audit trails, role-based access, data residency, evidence for an information-governance review. Our engineers have shipped regulated front-ends in wealth management, financial platforms and legal publishing, which is the experience that makes those conversations short.
How working together actually works
Remote-first with in-person workshops where governance or stakeholder alignment needs a room. UK data residency on AWS, DPAs in place before personal data moves, and documentation written to survive an audit.
The work we take on in Leeds
Web Apps
Custom web applications, portals and SaaS platforms built to scale.
Learn moreInternal Tools & Portals
Software for your own team — dashboards, portals and admin tools.
Learn moreCloud & Platform Engineering
AWS architecture, infrastructure as code and platforms that stay up.
Learn moreData Engineering
Pipelines, warehouses and reporting your team can actually trust.
Learn moreSystems & API Integration
Making the systems you already run talk to each other properly.
Learn moreAI Automation
Automate the repetitive work that eats your team’s week — with AI where it helps and scripts where it doesn’t.
Learn moreA specialist practice site that turned occasional enquiries into a steady stream
NLLP's patients research a long-term condition themselves, often on a phone in a waiting room. We built a fast, plain-English site that took enquiries from occasional to a steady weekly flow, launched in under two weeks, 100 across every Lighthouse score.
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