What we build for clientsServices

Four kinds of work, one way of working: a fixed written quote for a fixed scope, working software every week or two, and full ownership handed to you at the end.Ten disciplines, one way of working: a fixed written quote for a fixed scope, working software every week or two, and full ownership handed over at the end.

We build websites and online platforms, internal business software, sensible automation, and we do security and privacy work. Every project is a fixed written quote for a fixed scope, delivered in stages, and you own the source code, accounts, domains and documentation at handover.

The four things we build

Software development

Six to twenty weeks depending on scope.

Web apps, SaaS platforms, APIs and the systems underneath them.

Websites and online platforms

Four to sixteen weeks from go-ahead to live.

Public sites, customer portals, booking systems and online stores.

Mobile and desktop apps

Eight to twenty weeks.

iOS, Android, Windows, macOS and Linux — usually from one codebase.

AI and machine learning

Four to sixteen weeks.

Training, fine-tuning, retrieval, agents — and knowing when not to.

Computer vision

Six to twenty weeks.

Detection, tracking, recognition and OCR — running on your hardware.

Security engineering

One to four weeks for a review.

Reviews, hardening, bot and abuse defence, and privacy compliance.

Automation and integration

Two to ten weeks per automation.

Connecting the systems you already pay for, and removing the retyping.

Internal business software

Eight to twenty weeks.

Quoting, scheduling, approvals, stock, reporting — built around your work.

Cloud and infrastructure

Two to twelve weeks.

Edge, databases, single sign-on, CI, observability and cost control.

Media and streaming

Four to fourteen weeks.

Automated capture, encoding, overlays and multi-destination delivery.

We talk it through: A conversation about the problem, not a sales pitch. If we are not the right people for the job we will say so and point you somewhere better. Free, and there is no obligation after it.
You get a written quote: A fixed price for a fixed scope, in plain English, with a delivery date. No hourly billing that quietly doubles. If the scope changes later, you approve the change and its cost before any work starts.
We build it in stages: You see working software every week or two, not a status report. That means you can course-correct early, while it is still cheap to change your mind.
You take ownership: At handover you receive the source code, the accounts, the domains and the documentation, all in your business name. Nothing stays locked to us. You could hire anyone else tomorrow and they could pick it up.
We look after it: An ongoing support agreement, or on-call as you need it. Your choice, and you can change or end it whenever you like.

The process in full →

What it costs

We quote a fixed price for a fixed scope before you commit. These are the ranges the work has actually landed in, so you can tell before the first call whether we are in your range.

Review or audit — From A$2,500. A written report on what you already have.
A focused build — Low five figures. One system that does one job: a site, a booking flow, an internal tool.
A platform — Quoted. The system your business runs on, built in priced stages.

Full pricing, and what moves it →

Who we work with

Sport and recreation

Leagues, associations, clubs and venues. Voting, scheduling, streaming, memberships and the public site that ties them together.

Charities and community organisations

Donations, fundraising, participant and volunteer management, and the reporting a board and a funder both need.

Professional services

Quoting, matter and job tracking, document generation, client portals, and the search presence that brings the enquiries in.

Trades and field services

Scheduling, job sheets, photo evidence, stock, invoicing, and a site that turns a search into a phone call.

Software and technology companies

Security review, automated usability testing, vulnerability scanning in CI, and the edge and bot policy that keeps a product reachable but not scrapeable.

Security and defence technology

Vulnerability scanning that runs offline, cyber ranges, bot and abuse defence, and vision systems for sites where footage cannot leave the premises.

Media, entertainment and creators

Interactive fiction and character platforms, automated ad and video production, live streaming, and in-browser media tooling.

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