Startwith onething thatworks.
London · W12 · Independent
We design and build mobile apps and websites, help get them released, and support the IT behind them. Every engagement begins by agreeing what the first release is — and what it isn’t.
Five things we do. Hover, tap, pick one.
Why a single number?
Most digital projects grow by addition. A feature here, a page there, until the first version is too large to finish or too vague to test. Our name is a reminder of the opposite habit: decide the one release that has to work, ship it, then learn.
That doesn’t mean small ambitions. It means an ordered list, with item one at the top and agreed by everyone.
Local planning aid
Pick a first release. Just one.
Tick what the first version genuinely needs. The picker sorts your choices into “release one” and “later”, and suggests which of our services touch it. It runs in your browser only. It is not a quote, an estimate or an automated assessment.
Release one
- Nothing yet.
Park for later
- Nothing parked.
Services touched
None yet.
Keep reading
MethodFive stages, written quality criteria, no invented promises.
ResourcesFilterable checklists for briefs, releases and support requests.
IT supportA separate route for help with systems you already use.
Questions people ask first
Do I need a full specification before contacting you?
No. A paragraph on who the product is for and what they need to do is enough to start a conversation. We help shape the rest.
Can you work on something that already exists?
Yes. Redesigns, additions to an existing app or site, and release help for work built elsewhere are all reasonable starting points. We will ask to look at what exists before saying what is sensible.
Is the scope picker a quote?
No. It is a planning aid that runs in your browser. Nothing is sent anywhere unless you choose to copy it into the contact form and submit.
What hours are you available?
Monday to Friday, 09:00–18:00 UK time (GMT or BST). We don’t promise a fixed response time, but enquiries are read during those hours.