We're a family-run software studio in Brighton, England. Since 2019 we've built
software used by more than 100,000 people worldwide across social media management,
internet of things, smart home, and machine learning - and we've done it by joining our
clients' teams properly, and staying for years when needed.
Your standups, your Slack, your repositories - we embed as far in as you
need us. We learn the conventions, review the pull requests and sit in the
same conversations as everyone else. After a while, clients forget we're external, that's rather the point.
no. 2
You talk to the people who build
There are no account managers here, and nothing gets relayed through layers
of people. When you ask a question, the person who answers is the person who
wrote the code. It keeps things honest, and it keeps things quicker than
your average consultancy firm.
no. 3
We stay after launch
We think in relationships, not projects. TweetShift has been running since
2020, and most of what we build we're still looking after years later.
Launch day is the start of the relationship, not the end of the job.
Things we've built
Infrasensesmart home and firmware tooling for the UK's largest infrared heating
company
TweetShiftdelivers tweets to Discord servers, running since 2020
eNView Cloudcloud platform for KP Acoustics' monitoring devices - we cut their
cloud costs by 90%