We design and build websites, point-of-sale systems and bespoke platforms for businesses in every sector — then hand over the source code, the documentation and a team that answers the phone.
Running in butcher's shops, clinics, classrooms and kitchens
Everything below is built in-house on the same stack, which is why the till, the website and the back office actually agree with each other.
Sites that load fast, rank well and convert
Tills built for how your counter really works
The system your spreadsheets have been imitating
iOS and Android without two codebases
Make the systems you already own talk
Software is not finished when it launches
A hospital and a butcher's counter have nothing in common except that generic software fails both of them. We start from the counter, the ward or the classroom.
A paid two-week discovery produces a prototype and a fixed-price plan. If you walk away at that point, you still own the specification.
We sit with the people who will use the thing. Not the org chart — the person doing the job at 4pm on a Friday. Most of what matters comes out in that conversation.
A clickable prototype and a fixed-price plan, phased so the useful part lands first. You approve the number before anyone writes code.
Two-week cycles with something working at the end of each. You see progress continuously rather than receiving a surprise in three months.
Your team uses it on real data before launch. We fix what they find. Nothing goes live on the strength of our own testing alone.
Source code, documentation, admin logins and training. You could take it to another agency the next day. Most people do not, but you could.
A care plan with a named engineer, a response time in writing and a monthly report of what was actually done.
Harborne & Sons
Four shops, three generations, and no idea which cuts actually made money. We wired the scales into the till and gave them yield tracking.
Northgate Medical Group
Seven sites, one legacy PAS and a 15% no-show rate. We rebuilt scheduling around the patient rather than the diary.
Vialla Motors
An independent dealer listing every car manually on four portals. We made it one entry and gave them true margin per unit.
The Copper Room
Paper dockets, three delivery tablets on the pass and no idea of GP per dish. Now one screen, one system.
We had been in business for thirty years and could not have told you which cuts made money. Within three months of switching on we found two lines we were selling at a loss. That conversation alone paid for the system.
Every vendor we spoke to wanted to show us their reporting suite. BooleanWorkshop asked to sit in a clinic for a day first. That is why the clinicians actually use it.
I was listing cars on four sites by hand. Now I enter it once and it is everywhere before I have finished my coffee. Days in stock is down a third.
The pass used to have three delivery tablets on it and a chef swearing at them. Now everything arrives on one screen. Friday covers are up twenty-two percent with the same team.
Our teachers got six hours a week back. Not from a clever feature — just from stopping them entering the same information into three systems.
They quoted twenty-one days and delivered in nineteen. The site went from four seconds to under a second and our rankings went up, not down. I had been told that was impossible.
Buy the system outright and own it, or spread it across a care plan. What we do not do is a per-terminal licence you can never escape.
Pay once, own the code. No theme licence, no per-page fee, no platform subscription you cannot leave.
For a business that needs to look serious online
For a business that wants the site to sell
Sell online without commission
Off WordPress in 21 days, fixed price
Yes, completely. On every project you receive the source code repository, the database and the deployment documentation. There is no licence to keep paying and nothing technically locked to us. You could move the whole thing to another agency the week after launch.
Websites start at £2,400, POS systems at £4,500 and custom platforms at £25,000. Every number on our pricing page is real. For bespoke work we run a paid two-week discovery first, which produces a prototype and a fixed-price plan before anybody commits to a build.
Yes. Every heading, image, price, service, industry page, navigation item, blog post and SEO tag on this website is stored in the database and edited through the admin panel. What you are reading now was written there, not in code.
A business website is 3–5 weeks. A WordPress migration is 21 days, fixed. POS systems run 4–9 weeks depending on hardware. Custom platforms are 3–9 months, delivered in phases so useful parts land early rather than everything arriving at the end.
Yes, though most of our clients are UK-based. We handle multi-currency, multi-language and regional tax rules routinely. For POS work involving hardware and on-site training, distance does affect the quote.
That is the most common situation we meet. Often the right answer is to integrate rather than replace — connect what works, replace what does not. We will tell you honestly if replacing is not worth it.
A 30-minute call, a straight answer and a fixed quote. No sales script, no obligation.