Technology services, eleven stacks, one. studio that ships.

We don’t price by salesperson mood. The audit is fixed at £8K and takes 5 days. After that, every build is line-itemed into the scope document and you can cut any piece. The audit plus sprint is quoted at the end of the audit week against real scope, not a guess. If we can’t hit your budget, we tell you in week one and you walk away with the audit brief, no commitment.

Three ways. One, the engineers on your project are named and on every Slack you join. Two, the audit week is run by those same engineers, not a bench team you never meet. Three, every senior on our team has shipped at least twelve production projects across SaaS, fintech, healthcare, or AI. No juniors, no bench, no bait-and-switch. Our technology services run on 96% engineer retention, seven years running.

No, and that’s the point of picking the right stack. We default to MERN, MongoDB, Express, React with Next.js, Node, on AWS, the biggest hiring pool in the UK and globally. London alone has 14,000+ Node engineers on LinkedIn. Any senior full-stack developer your future CTO interviews will be fluent in your stack on day one. Boring on purpose, hireable on purpose.

It almost never happens, because we pick stacks investors already trust. When it does, the architecture brief and ADRs we ship make the conversation short. We’ve had zero engagements derailed by a renderer choice or a framework migration drama, because the boundaries between your business logic and your framework are clean from day one. If a switch is genuinely needed, it’s a scoped project, not a rebuild.

Every project pairs two seniors, not one. Every decision is written into an ADR the same day, and every commit goes through Mohit’s review. If one engineer leaves, the other has full context the next morning. In seven years two engineers have left mid-project, both handovers inside 48 hours, neither client noticed in their sprint.

Region-pinned storage with a residency map you can hand a regulator. UK data stays UK, EU data stays EU, with SCCs documented for any cross-border flow. Right-to-erasure is enforced at the schema, so a DSAR is a 30-day defendable export, not a developer’s weekend. Signed DPA and a versioned sub-processor list ship with the build, whichever stack carries it.

You walk away cleanly. Your code lives in your GitHub org from commit one, IP assigns on commit, and the handover pack includes the architecture brief, ADRs, runbook, and DPA. The £5K/month advisory retainer is optional and cancellable with 30 days’ notice, any month. Most clients run it for the first six to nine months while their in-house lead settles in, then end it without ceremony. No lock-in, no surprise renewals.