Real businesses. Measurable results.

The situation

Every time this team wanted to release an update — even a small bug fix — it took two engineers most of an afternoon. They copied files manually over a server connection, ran database changes by hand, restarted services one at a time, and hoped nothing broke. They were only shipping new features twice a month because every release felt like a risk.

This is more common than most companies admit.

What we did

We packaged their application into a container (like a self-contained bundle), set up automatic testing that runs whenever code is changed, and wired everything up so that approved changes deploy themselves — safely, with an automatic rollback if anything goes wrong. The whole thing now happens while the team is having their morning coffee.

The result

Deployments went from a stressful 45-minute team effort to a 4-minute automatic process that no one has to supervise. The team now ships updates daily — and the last production incident was over three months ago.

The situation

A digital marketing agency was running each of their client websites on separate rented servers. 12 servers meant 12 different systems to update, 12 places where SSL certificates could expire (causing client sites to show security warnings), and costs that grew every time they landed a new client.

When a certificate expired late on a Friday, someone had to log in and fix it manually. It was unsustainable.

What we did

We moved all 200+ websites onto a single modern hosting platform that manages itself. SSL certificates now renew automatically — always. Adding a new client website went from a 2-hour manual process to a 52-second automated one. The whole system monitors itself and alerts us before problems happen.

The result

All client sites migrated in 3 weeks with zero disruption. SSL issues went to zero. The agency now adds new client sites in under a minute, and their hosting bill dropped by 40%.

The situation

A first-time SaaS founder had been running their product as a manually-managed spreadsheet shared with 20 beta users. It worked long enough to prove people would pay for it — but it could not handle real customers, secure data properly, or process payments automatically.

They needed a real product fast, without over-building for a future that might not come.

What we did

We built a full customer management platform with proper login, individual workspaces for each of their clients, a customisable pipeline for tracking deals, two-way email integration, and automated monthly billing through Stripe. Each client's data is completely isolated from every other. The whole thing runs on a modern hosting setup that can handle 10× their current load without any changes.

The result

Platform launched on schedule. First 15 paying customers onboarded in week one. Zero billing errors. The founder closed a seed round 6 weeks after launch — and the platform was specifically cited as a differentiator.