Industries we build for. Each with its own rules.
Generic software fails because businesses are not generic, and in the UK every sector carries its own rules: NHS assessments, FCA duties, SRA transparency, Gift Aid, right to work checks and allergen information. Choose your sector to see the rules that shape your software and what we build around them.
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Choose your sector.
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Work our clients have written about.
Our published reviews come from online retail (Baho Lani, Kappy's Fine Jewelry, Moissanite Diamond), health and wellness (Gauri Ayurveda, Yatan Ayurveda), education (My Uni Education), recruitment (NGIT) and home improvement (All Things Remodeling).
Read every reviewBuilding a start-up in any of these sectors?
Founders get the same sector knowledge, plus written IP assignment, investor-ready documentation and a route to the Co-Founder Programme.
See how we work with UK start-upsFrequently asked questions.
My industry is not listed. Can you still help?
Almost certainly. These ten pages cover the sectors where UK rules shape software most, not the only sectors we work in. Every project starts with understanding your business and the rules it works under, and we will say plainly if we are not the right fit.
Can you make our systems compliant with our regulator's rules?
No supplier can do that for you. Your firm stays responsible to its regulator. What we do is build systems, journeys and records that support your obligations and show the evidence, and we say clearly on each sector page what we will not claim.
Can I see work from my industry before we talk?
Tell us your industry on the contact form or on a call, and we will share relevant examples, including some that are under a non-disclosure agreement and not in our public portfolio, where the client allows it.
Still have a question? Ring 07723 431000 and speak to an engineer.


