Web applications
Django platforms with a real data model behind them: back office, business rules, REST API, authentication, subscriptions and the administration screens that go with them.
Development
Applications we build and run
Web platforms and mobile applications, designed and written in house — from the data model to the store listing. Five of them are below; the same team builds yours.
Capabilities
What we develop
One team across the whole stack, which is what makes an application reach a store rather than stop at a prototype.
Android applications
React Native applications published on the Play Store — and on the App Store from the same codebase — including signing, store listings and release management.
AI and data systems
Document collection and indexing, semantic search with citations, entity extraction, LLM pipelines that answer from your own corpus instead of from the open web.
Geospatial and deployment
Mapping, hexagonal indexing and position checks, deployed on containerised infrastructure that we also operate once it is live.
Portfolio
Five applications, five different problems
Defence intelligence, sport, urban play, music education. The domains differ; the way they are built does not.
Thalassys
Open-source intelligence platform with hybrid FR/EN retrieval
Collects, indexes and cross-reads open sources for a given domain, then answers analyst questions with cited documents.
Read moreWhere2Sport
Community atlas of outdoor sport spots
A mobile guide to outdoor sport spots - surf, sailing, climbing, running - described and rated by the people who practise there.
Read moreCity Cache
A photo hunt through a city, one place at a time
The app shows photographs taken somewhere in a city; players go to each place, stand there and take the picture themselves.
Read moreChant
Learning to sing, on your own, with feedback
A singing course on your phone: graded exercises, your voice recorded and analysed, a repertoire that grows with you.
Read moreAESOP
Intelligence fusion and effects simulation for planning
Turns multi-source intelligence into a geospatial picture, then propagates the effects of competing courses of action across it.
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Method
From an idea to something people use
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Framing
What the application has to do, for whom, and what is deliberately left out of the first version.
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Working version
A usable version early, on real data rather than on mock-ups, so the decisions are argued from something that runs.
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Release
Deployment, store publication, accounts and payments, legal pages: everything that stands between a working build and a live product.
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Operation
Hosting, monitoring, updates and the next version — or a clean handover to your own team, documentation included.
Have an application to build?
Projects are quoted individually, after a short framing conversation about what the application has to do and who will use it.