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Engineering for agencies, growing businesses and product teams.

The work is the same wherever it is needed: build the software, connect it to the services around it, and keep it running well. These are the situations we take on.

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Who we work with

  1. Agencies

    Client work that needs engineering your team does not have in-house.

    Websites, dashboards and third-party integrations built for your clients, under your direction.

  2. Growing businesses

    Software to build or improve, and no in-house engineering team to do it.

    A website, internal tools and dashboards, connected to the services you already pay for.

  3. Startups and SaaS

    A product to ship before there is a full engineering team to ship it.

    A first version taken to production: front end, backend, database and deployment.

  4. Software companies

    An existing product that needs new features or better performance.

    Feature work, performance improvements and architecture reviews, without a rewrite.

  5. Industrial and manufacturing

    Software that has to work alongside equipment on the floor.

    ERP and MES integrations, production dashboards, and software that works with real equipment.

An engineering partner behind your agency.

You keep the client relationship and the design direction. We do the engineering behind it.

You bring

  • The client and the brief
  • Design and brand direction
  • The timeline
  • Final say on the result

We build

  • Websites
  • Dashboards and admin panels
  • Third-party and API integrations
  • Hosting, releases and support

Industrial and additive manufacturing

Calibration reporting that no longer has to be written by hand.

In an additive-manufacturing calibration workflow, measurements were captured and written up manually. It was slow, and the reporting step depended on people re-assembling results.

Mira3D case study

~80%less manual reporting effort

Have something that needs building, connecting or improving?

Tell us what you are working on. We start with what you need, not a predefined package.

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