Software development in London
London is where the ambitious engagements come from: venture-backed startups needing a technical co-pilot, and established firms in finance, media and professional services that need custom applications rather than a brochure site. It is also the market where the cost of a wrong architectural decision is highest, because the rebuild competes with a roadmap that cannot wait.
What businesses in London actually buy
London briefs skew towards platform and product work — customer portals, internal tools that carry real transaction volume, data pipelines, AI features grounded in a company’s own content — and towards teams who want an engineer in the room during the decision, not a proposal a fortnight later. Our team has shipped in exactly these environments: enterprise media, ticketing at national scale, financial services and news publishing.
How working together actually works
We are an hour from central London and happy to be there for kickoff, workshops and the sessions where being in the room changes the outcome. Everything else runs remotely on a shared board, because two people in a meeting room is rarely the best use of a build week.
The work we take on in London
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 moreCheckout and accessible seating that let ~180m fans across 17 countries buy independently
On Ticketmaster, a slow checkout or an inaccessible seat map is a lost sale, and fans with disabilities were being handed 'best available' instead of a real choice. Our CTO built checkout and accessible seat-selection features that held up under on-sale load for ~180m users across 17 countries.
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