Independent software studio in Wales
Software that makes everyday life easier
We design, build and run our own apps for bills, families, games and business mileage, and we help others turn their ideas into software people enjoy using.
Our applications
Apps we design, build and run ourselves, each solving an everyday problem.
DueBright.com
Never miss a payment again
LoopyKin.com
Simplify family coordination
GameHubbie.com
Play and connect through games
Mileage Tracker
Log business miles and produce claim PDFs
ClockFill
Track your hours. Let your PDF fill itself.
LifespanSoftwareCMS
Run all your websites from one place
FlipTally
Track resale profit and HMRC thresholds
What we can build for you
The same team that builds our apps can design and develop yours, from first idea to launch and hosting.
UI/UX Design
Crafting intuitive and beautiful user interfaces that delight your users and drive engagement.
Frontend Development
Building fast, responsive, and scalable web applications with modern technologies.
Mobile Apps
Designing and developing native mobile experiences for iOS and Android platforms.
Product Strategy
Defining product vision and roadmap to ensure your application meets business goals.
Latest updates
News, new features and releases from our blog.
- Ramon Concepcion: the 1993 New York killings and his sentence Ramon Concepcion was charged in May 1993 over six deaths in a Manhattan apartment and later received 42½ years to life. This article explains the case and the sentence.
- Down Into the Dark: The Story of Harrison's Cave, Barbados Beneath the green uplands of St Thomas, a stream has spent hundreds of thousands of years carving a limestone cave. Here is how Harrison's Cave in Barbados became a show cave.
- Twice Fallen, Once Finished: The Story of the Quebec Bridge Two disasters, 88 lives lost and a profession changed for ever. The Quebec Bridge over the St Lawrence River is still the longest cantilever span ever built.
- Lawrence and Drew families: the 1921 Graves County fire deaths Eleven people died in a farmhouse fire near Mayfield, Kentucky, on 25–26 June 1921. A coroner's jury found foul play, no one was charged, and the case is still officially unexplained.
- Narrow Gauge to the South: The Isle of Man Steam Railway A Victorian narrow gauge line still carries passengers from Douglas to Port Erin behind steam engines more than 150 years old. This is how it was built, how it nearly vanished and how it survives.
- Universal jurisdiction: how one country can try crimes from another Under universal jurisdiction, national courts can prosecute the gravest international crimes wherever they happened. Here is how it works, with Germany as the best-known example.
Ready to Build Something Amazing?
Let's collaborate to create software that makes a lasting impact on your users and your business.