Solutions

Start with what's actually wrong

These are the problems we get called about most. Find the one that sounds like your situation — each explains what's happening, what it costs to leave alone, and what fixed looks like.

Protect

I built something with AI and don't know how to make it real

Lovable, Claude and the rest are genuinely good at getting you something that works in a demo. What they don't do is the part that comes next: putting it somewhere it can run properly, making it safe to hand real customer data to, and finishing the last stretch that keeps not quite landing.

Automate

My app doesn't talk to the rest of my business

An app that can't reach your CRM, your sales tools or your billing platform isn't really part of the business yet — it's a second business someone keeps in step by hand. It's also usually stuck on whoever's platform built it, which limits what you can do with it next.

Protect

My app's secret keys are visible in the browser

AI coding assistants put passwords and keys where they're convenient, not where they're safe. If your OpenAI, Stripe or database key was ever written into front-end code, anyone who opens their browser's developer tools can read it — and it stays compromised until you replace it.

Protect

My users can see each other's data

Keeping one customer's data away from another's is the single most common thing AI-generated apps get wrong, because it works perfectly with one test account and fails quietly with two. It usually shows up the day a real second customer signs up.

Automate

Quoting takes my team hours per job

Quoting is usually the same handful of decisions applied to different numbers, wrapped in an hour of copying between a spreadsheet, an email thread and a PDF template. It's the workflow where automation pays back fastest, because the rules already exist — they're just in someone's head.

Automate

Client intake is manual and things fall through

Intake is where most small businesses leak revenue quietly. An enquiry arrives, someone means to follow up, and the only record it existed is an email nobody re-reads. Nothing is broken enough to fix, which is why it stays broken.

Decide

I don't know where AI actually fits in my business

The honest answer is that in most businesses it fits in two or three specific places and is a waste of money everywhere else. The hard part isn't the technology — it's working out which two or three, before committing budget to a vendor who'll say all of them.

Build

I know the problem cold, but I can't build the thing myself

You've done this work by hand, or watched other people do it badly, for long enough to know exactly what a good version looks like — that's the hard part, and it's not one AI or an agency can shortcut. What's missing is someone to turn it into something a customer can sign up for and pay, without months of back-and-forth first.

None of these quite it?

Describe it in your own words on a 30-minute call. We'll tell you what's actually going on and what it takes to fix — including when the answer is that you don't need us.