Websites, apps and software
we’ve built

Screens across a festival site that always show what’s on. Which act, which stage, and what’s running late.

Running orders move all day. Someone gets stuck in traffic, a changeover overruns, a stage slips twenty minutes and stays slipped. Printed timetables are wrong by the afternoon, and the people who know are too busy to tell anyone.

OnCue is changed from a phone by whoever is on the ground. When a set moves, every screen on site knows before the crowd does - so staff stop being asked the same question all day, and nobody misses the band they came for.

Built for a multi-venue all-dayer and now running real events.

Knowing what a month actually made. Not what went through the bank - what the month earned.

A gearbox goes in during January. The car sells in March. January’s statement looks like a disaster and March’s looks like a miracle, and neither is true. Turnover cannot tell you whether you had a good month, because the money going out and the money coming in do not happen at the same time.

Logbook follows every pound to the car it belongs to. Each month reads straight, and it shows how much cash is parked on the pitch waiting to come back.

Designed for a phone, on a forecourt, with one bar of signal.

A full software product line, built and shipped. Twenty-four professional audio tools, on sale to studio engineers who use them on real records.

Designed, built, documented, sold and supported - normally the output of a team rather than a small studio.

It is also the honest reason a bespoke app from us does not cost what a bespoke app usually costs: we have already solved most of the problems that make software slow to build.