The developers have moved on
The company that built it is busy, gone or no longer answering, and nobody else understands how it works.

Fixes, updates and security for the software your business runs on, looked after by a dedicated engineer who knows it.

Technologies and platforms we work with.
Think of the boiler in your building. Nobody notices it while it works, and everybody notices when it stops. We are the people who keep your software working.
The work that keeps business software running, secure and useful after it is built.
Booking systems, client portals, internal tools and online platforms are never finished. The frameworks and libraries they are built on get security fixes every month. Browsers change. Your business changes, and the software has to follow. Software maintenance is the work that keeps up with all of it.
In practice it means four things: fixing errors your team runs into, keeping the parts underneath up to date, protecting the system and its data, and making the small changes that keep it useful. Done well, you hardly notice it. Left undone, every month adds a little more risk and a little more cost.
With us, all of it sits with one dedicated engineer who learns your software and stays with it, backed by the rest of our team and by the infrastructure we run underneath.
Not sure where to start? Tell us what you have, and we will tell you what it needs.

When it stops, so does the work. These are the signs that it needs someone looking after it.
The company that built it is busy, gone or no longer answering, and nobody else understands how it works.

Your team has learned workarounds instead of getting fixes, and every workaround costs time.
The parts underneath are years old, and outdated components are how most attackers get in.
Each new developer spends weeks learning the system before changing anything.

A short description is enough. We come back with questions in plain words, then a written offer.
Six things that stop a business when they fail. We watch all of them for you.
Want someone watching your software? Tell us what it is.
Request a quoteNo fixed menu: we agree with you what your system needs. These are the four parts it usually includes.
One person who learns your software and stays with it, month after month.

Errors your team reports are found, fixed and tested, and the parts underneath kept current.

Known weaknesses patched, access reviewed, and risks raised before they become incidents.

A new field, a new report, a better screen. The system follows your business.

Yes. Taking it over starts with an IT Audit, so we know exactly what we are taking on.
A senior engineer reviews the code, the servers, the security and how changes reach the live system.
What is fine, what is dangerous and what each fix involves, before anything is agreed.
Code, servers, accounts and documentation moved to us, with the knowledge and not just the passwords.
Your dedicated engineer looks after the system from then on, every month.
You keep running the business. We keep the software running.
Work with us and we take care of everything, including top-level cyber security for the software and the infrastructure underneath it.
Software only works as well as the place it runs. We look after both, so there is never a gap between them.
Most outages live in the gap between the people who write the software and the people who run the server. When one team does both, that gap disappears: the engineer who fixes the code can see the server, and the server is set up for the code.
We can run your software on our cloud, in Europe or the United States, or look after the servers you already have. Either way, releases go through automated checks and every change is kept in version control.
Connected work, from the same team. One offer can cover all of it.
Ask for all of it in one offerSix reasons owners give us when we ask why they wrote to us and not to someone else.
Read how we work or our story, or ask us directly.
What changes when a dedicated engineer looks after your system.
Want the column on the right? It starts with one conversation.
These are the questions owners ask us before they write. The answers are short.
The people who built it are gone.We take over software built by other teams. We read it, learn it and keep it going.
It is old. Is it too late?Old software can be looked after too. We tell you honestly what it needs.
I do not know what it will cost.You get a written offer before we start. No surprises.
Will you own my software?No. The code, the data and the accounts stay in your name.
Another worry? Ask us. A question costs nothing.
Ask it on a callEvery system is different, so we send a written offer after we understand yours.
A small internal tool and a platform your customers log into every day need different amounts of care. We look at the software, agree with you what it needs, and write it into a monthly offer. What is covered is written down, so there is no guessing.
If we did not build it, the first step is an IT Audit, so the offer is based on facts rather than assumptions.
An IT audit looks at it from the inside and tells you, on paper and in plain words, what is risky and what to fix first.
A senior engineer looks at your site, how people find you and the route an enquiry takes to reach you, then writes down the three things worth fixing first. A good first step before a bigger conversation, and it costs nothing.
Booking systems, portals and internal tools look different in every sector. The care behind them does not.
Your sector is not listed? We work with every kind of business.

When your system needs more than care.
Fixed-scope work from the catalogue
No pressure and no obligation. Pick the door that suits you.
It is looking after software after it is built: fixing errors, keeping the parts underneath updated and secure, and making small changes, so the system keeps working for your business.
Yes. We start with an IT Audit, so we know exactly what we are taking on, and then agree how to look after it.
A dedicated engineer who learns your system and stays with it, backed by the rest of our team when needed.
It depends on your software and what you need. We agree it together and write it into the offer, so there is no guessing.
It is outsourced support for your software: the fixes, updates, security and changes a developer in your team would handle, without hiring one.
It is a monthly agreement.
Yes. We can run the software on our cloud, in Europe or the United States, or look after the servers you already have.
Every system is different, so we send a written offer after we understand yours.
Other services, the cloud underneath them, and the words worth knowing.
Work with us and we take care of everything: the software, its security and the infrastructure underneath.