Services
Two services. Sold together by default.
When you talk to Cameron, you're talking to the designer. When you talk to Joel, you're talking to the engineer. The two of us do the work — there's no one to hand off to.
01
Design
The product and the system around it. Drawn to ship, not to win a dribbble like.
- Product UI and UX
- Brand and identity systems
- Marketing sites
- Design systems and documentation
02
Engineering
Production code with a Next.js, TypeScript, and Postgres bias. Fast because it's built that way, not tuned afterwards.
- Production web apps
- Performance work
- Motion and interaction
- Third-party integrations
The path is deliberately short.
- 01Brief read
We decide whether the shape is right before anyone wastes a call.
- 02Paid discovery
One week to understand the constraints, cut scope, and price the work.
- 03Fixed build
Design and engineering move together until the agreed thing ships.
- 04Handover
You leave with the product, the source, and the decisions behind it.
The best projects are narrow enough to finish.
Good fit
- A founder-led product, platform, or marketing site that needs both taste and code.
- A clear business constraint: launch date, funding moment, sales need, or operational pain.
- A small team that wants the people making the work in the room.
- Enough trust to cut scope when the sharper version is smaller.
Wrong fit
- Retainers that are mostly SEO, paid media, content calendars, or generic digital marketing.
- Speculative apps with no owner, no launch pressure, and no appetite for constraints.
- Projects where design is expected to vanish before engineering starts.
- Briefs that need a large delivery team, procurement theatre, or round-the-clock support.
A paid week, then a fixed number.
One paid week. We dig into the problem, the constraints, and the shape of the build — enough to quote it honestly.
A written scope and a fixed price. Priced by project, not by hour. You get the right to walk away — no clawback.
Design and engineering in the same weeks, at the same level of finish. The project-management line on the invoice reads £0.
We don't sell SEO, paid search, paid social, or digital marketing.
If a project needs them, we'll name two people we trust and step back. We'd rather do two things well than five things adequately.
- No agency bench hidden behind the pitch.
- No unapproved metrics, quotes, logos, or screenshots.
- No hourly fog once a fixed scope is agreed.
Sounds like your kind of studio?
Tell us what you're building. One paid week later, you'll have a scope and a number.
Start a project