Case studies
Our work, described in detail
Each case study explains what the client needed, what we decided and why, and what we built. Clients are anonymised, and we do not quote figures that have not been approved for publication. Where a case study has a booklet, you can download it without giving us your email address.
A payments platform for a founder with a pilot already agreed
A founder-led payments business had merchants ready to run a pilot, but no platform to run it on. We are building that platform to a production standard, against a fixed launch date.
15 July 2026 · 4 min read · Booklet, 4 pages
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Making every payment verifiable for a payments business
A payments business needed to be certain that every payment was correct and complete, and to prove it to merchants and auditors. We built the system that gives them that certainty.
A booking marketplace for customers, providers and the business that runs it
A beauty and wellness business wanted to launch a marketplace that customers and service providers could both trust. We designed and built the platform from the ground up.
Marketplace payments that are fair to customers and providers
A booking marketplace needed to handle payments, cancellations, refunds and provider payouts fairly and without manual work. We built the payments side of the platform.
Real-time communication and support for a growing marketplace
A booking marketplace needed customers, providers and its own team to communicate quickly, and to spot problems before users did. We built the messaging, support and operational tools.
A CRM built around the way the business works
A growing business had its customer knowledge spread across inboxes and people’s memories. We built a custom CRM that fits the way it already works.
Professional email that reaches the inbox
A growing business needed professional email that customers could trust and that reliably reached their inbox. We set it up and continue to manage it.
Managing the technology of a growing business
A growing business depended on more and more systems and accounts, with nobody responsible for all of them. We now manage its technology, so its owners can focus on the business.
If one of these sounds like your situation, start with an assessment
An assessment takes two to three weeks, and gives you a written view of where you are today and a costed plan. It is complete in itself, and it does not have to lead to a build.