Services
Development services, end to end
Stores, apps, integrations and the unglamorous fixes in between. Find the one that matches your problem, or describe the problem and we will point you at it.
E-commerce and web
Stores, themes, migrations and the platform work underneath them.
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Custom Shopify theme
A storefront built around your catalogue, not a template you fight.
Shopify sections and blocks
The one block your theme is missing, built native to your theme.
Shopify speed and Core Web Vitals
Find what actually slows the store, then remove it.
Checkout extensibility migration
Move off Additional Scripts without losing your conversion tracking.
Shopify Functions
Discount, delivery and payment logic that the platform runs for you.
Custom Shopify apps
Private or public apps, from OAuth to billing to App Store review.
Shopify Markets and multi-currency
One store, several countries, prices and content that make sense in each.
Migration to Shopify
Move from WooCommerce or Magento with the catalogue and URLs intact.
Migration off Shopify
Move to WooCommerce when the platform fee stops making sense.
WooCommerce development
Stores built on WordPress, where the checkout is yours to change.
WordPress development
Themes, Gutenberg blocks and ACF layouts editors can actually use.
WordPress plugins
A plugin built to your spec, published to wp.org if you want the channel.
Magento support and development
Keep a Magento store running while you decide its future.
Multisite and multilingual
Many domains, many languages, one place to publish.
Product configurator
Let customers build the product and see the price change as they do.
Custom order forms and checkout flows
A checkout shaped like how your customers actually order.
Headless commerce
A Next.js storefront on top of your existing commerce backend.
Support retainer
A developer who already knows your store, on a monthly basis.
Technical SEO in code
Crawling, indexing and structured data fixed at the template level.
Accessibility and the EAA
Keyboard, contrast and screen reader work on the pages that sell.
GPSR product safety data
Manufacturer, responsible person and safety fields where they belong.
E-invoicing, Peppol and ViDA
Structured invoices out of your store, in the format the country wants.
Product, API and AI
Building the thing itself: applications, interfaces other systems consume, and AI that earns its running cost.
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AI shopping feed optimisation
Get your products into ChatGPT and AI-assisted shopping results.
Workflow automation
The manual step that eats an hour a day, running without you.
LLM integration
A model inside your product, with costs and failures under control.
AI assistants and chatbots
An assistant that answers from your data, not from guesses.
AI content and translation pipelines
Descriptions and translations produced at catalogue scale, then reviewed.
Visibility in AI answers
Be the source ChatGPT, Perplexity and Gemini cite.
Personalisation and recommendations
Recommendations from your own data instead of a rented widget.
LLM gateway and routing
One endpoint, several providers, automatic fallback and cost tracking.
MCP servers
Give AI clients a safe, typed door into your system.
API development
A REST API built to be consumed by people who are not you.
API productisation
Turn a working API into something developers can adopt in an hour.
SDK and client libraries
Client libraries your users install instead of writing HTTP by hand.
Embeddable widgets
A widget that drops into any site without dragging your stack along.
Video repurposing and publishing
One long video, cut and published across every channel automatically.
Data extraction
Get the data out of the site or system that will not export it.
Desktop software to the web
Move a desktop tool into the browser without losing the maths.
MVP development
From idea to something real users can log into.
SaaS development
Subscriptions, plans, limits and a dashboard that survives real users.
ERP and CRM integration
Stop retyping orders between the store and the back office.
AI and architecture consulting
A second opinion before you commit the budget.
Fixes, launches and recurring work
Named problems with a defined edge. Something broke, something needs launching, something needs watching.
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Emergency support
Site down, white screen, broken after an update. Start here.
Hack recovery
Clean the site, then close the door that let them in.
Store health monitoring
Catch the silent failures before the month closes.
Platform appeals
A structured, evidence-based response to a suspension or rejection.
AI-generated code audit
Find what the AI left out before your users do.
Imports, field mapping and duplicates
Get the catalogue in without the duplicates and the broken fields.
Shopify and WooCommerce sync
Two storefronts, one source of truth for stock and orders.
Page speed optimisation
Measure, fix, measure again. No mystery gains.
Training data preparation and evaluation
Datasets and evaluations built by someone who reads the output.
Quick fixes
One broken thing, fixed today, at a price you know upfront.
Store launch
A working store, live, with the boring parts done properly.
Analytics and tracking setup
GA4, GTM and pixels that report what actually happened.
WhatsApp Business API
Order updates and support in the app your customers already use.
GoHighLevel setup and automation
Funnels, pipelines and automations wired to your real data.
n8n, Zapier and Make
No-code automation built to survive its first failure.
Google Merchant Center fixes
Get disapproved products back into Shopping.
Cart and checkout recovery
Find where the checkout loses people, then close the gap.
Programmatic SEO
Thousands of pages from your data, each one worth indexing.
Browser extensions
A tool that lives where your users already work.
Stack migration
Move to a stack you can hire for, without a rewrite freeze.
React and Next.js applications
A modern front end on top of whatever backend you have.
Mobile applications
One codebase, both stores, sharing your existing API.
Maintenance packages
Updates, backups and monitoring, handled on a schedule.
Infrastructure, data and expertise
Servers, pipelines, audits and the occasions when you need a judgement rather than a build.
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Malware removal
Get the site clean and off the blocklists.
Server and hosting migration
Move hosts without the downtime story.
Managed VPS
Someone responsible for the server, monthly.
Cloud cost reduction
Find the spend that buys nothing, then remove it.
Web scraping as a service
Collectors that keep working after the source changes.
ETL and data pipelines
Move data between systems on a schedule you can trust.
Alternative data feeds
Structured datasets built from public sources, delivered on schedule.
CRM integration
Connect Salesforce or HubSpot to the systems that hold the truth.
EDI integration
Trade documents in the format your partner requires.
Document capture and RPA
Stop typing invoices into the accounting system.
Accessibility audit
A WCAG report with the code, not just the score.
Technical due diligence
Know what you are buying before the money moves.
Code review as a service
An outside reviewer on your pull requests.
Fractional CTO
Technical leadership without a full-time hire.
Expert witness and technical opinion
A defensible technical opinion for a dispute.
Expert network calls
An hour with someone who has actually shipped it.
Developer mentoring
Regular sessions on your real code, not on exercises.
Courses and workshops
Teach your team the thing once, properly.
Technical writing
Documentation and articles written by someone who ships.
Legacy modernisation
Get off end-of-life software before it decides for you.
Marketplace products
Your plugin, theme or API turned into a product with a channel.
How this works
One engineer, the full stack, and no handover to a junior
The catalogue is wide because the work has been
Thirteen years across Shopify, WordPress, WooCommerce, Magento, Node.js and PHP produces a wide list. Every entry here is something already built at least once in production, not a keyword page. Where a service is newer to us than the rest, the page says so rather than implying a decade of it.
Scope first, then a number
Pricing depends on what is actually there, so the first step is a short written scope: what exists, what should change, what counts as done. Fixed-scope work gets a fixed price. Project work gets a range with the parts broken out. Ongoing work gets a monthly commitment. No discovery call is required to get that far.
Direct, not through an agency layer
You talk to the person writing the code. For larger builds we bring in developers from a network built over thirteen years, and the accountability stays in one place. Contracting is business to business through a registered sole proprietorship, which is what most direct-hire briefs ask for.
What we do not promise
No guaranteed rankings, no guaranteed approvals, no guaranteed compliance. Where a result depends on Google, Shopify, Meta or a regulator, we can build the strongest case and fix the technical cause, and the decision still belongs to them. Anything compliance-related here is engineering work and an informational tool, not legal advice.
Questions
Before you write
It depends on the scope, and a number without a scope is a guess. Send a short description of what you have and what should change, and you get a written scope with a price or a range. That part is free and does not require a call.
Small fixed items usually run in days, projects in weeks. You get an estimate with the scope, and if something turns out larger than it looked, you hear it when it is discovered rather than at delivery.
Yes, white label included. Contracting is business to business through a registered sole proprietorship in the EU, invoiced monthly or per milestone.
Ukrainian and English for correspondence and documentation. Building for German and Polish markets is routine here and this site is published in four languages, but the working language between us is one of the first two.
Yes, and that is most of the work. It starts with reading what is there and writing down what we found, including the parts that are fine, so you are not paying for a rewrite you did not need.
Describe it anyway. The list covers what has been built before, not the limit of what can be. If it falls outside what we do well, you get told that instead of a quote.