Software we’ve built.

The problem

Online arbitrage sellers run their business by hand — researching products, creating listings one at a time, checking supplier prices and stock, placing orders and pasting tracking numbers back into the marketplace. It costs hours every day, and the mistakes are expensive: overselling something out of stock, listing below cost after a supplier price change, or a listing that breaches brand-protection rules.

What we built

A subscription platform that runs the whole workflow from one dashboard. Sellers research demand, import products in bulk from multiple suppliers, generate listings with AI-assisted copy and templates, and then let the system hold the line: prices and stock re-sync automatically against supplier changes, orders are placed for them, and tracking is uploaded back to the marketplace. Multiple stores are managed side by side, with restricted sub-accounts so virtual assistants can work without full access. The heavy lifting runs on a background worker fleet, with browser automation handling supplier checkout and companion Chrome extensions bringing research and tracking into the seller’s own browser.

Key functionality

• Product research and demand signals
• Bulk multi-supplier import
• AI listing writer, templates and item specifics
• Automated repricing and stock sync
• Auto-ordering and tracking upload
• Multi-store with VA sub-accounts
• Companion Chrome extensions
• Browser automation for supplier ordering

Technology

• Python
• FastAPI
• PostgreSQL
• Redis & Celery
• Playwright
• Docker
• Chrome extensions (MV3)
• Stripe

The problem

Ride-hailing drivers get seconds to judge an incoming job, usually while moving. Working out whether an offer is actually worth taking means doing mental maths on fare, distance and time — exactly when looking at a screen is least safe and most rushed.

What we built

An Android app that turns each offer into a single glanceable answer. The driver sets their own £/mile and £/hour targets once; from then on every incoming job is measured against them and shown as a clear accept-or-decline call, with pickup distance and spoken announcements so a decision can be made without reading the screen. Built around short glances rather than sustained attention, and sold as a subscription with a free trial.

Key functionality

• Glanceable accept / decline guidance
• Driver-set £/mile and £/hour targets
• Voice announcements for hands-free use
• Pickup distance at a glance
• Accessibility-led interface design
• Subscription with free trial

Technology

• Kotlin
• Android AccessibilityService
• On-device OCR
• System overlay
• Text-to-speech
• Firebase
• Google Play Billing

The problem

Running an education business across separate course, checkout and email tools meant manual work, broken handoffs and no single view of a student.

What we built

A single platform: course delivery and student accounts, Stripe checkout with coupons, order bumps and one-click upsells, two-payment instalment plans with automated retries and dunning, plus an admin back office for users, sales, offers and reporting.

Key functionality

• Course delivery and progress tracking
• Stripe checkout, coupons and order bumps
• Instalment plans with automated collection
• One-click upsell / downsell flows
• Admin dashboard and reporting
• Transactional email automation

Technology

• Next.js
• TypeScript
• PostgreSQL
• Prisma
• Stripe
• Vercel

The problem

Customer data lived in disconnected systems, so list segmentation, follow-up and ad reporting all depended on somebody remembering to export a spreadsheet. Leads went cold and campaign results were guesswork.

What we built

An event-driven integration layer sitting between checkout, the webinar engine, email delivery and the ad platforms. A purchase, registration or attendance action now updates every downstream system on its own — the right list, the right sequence, the right conversion event — with retry-safe delivery so a third-party outage never silently drops a contact.

Key functionality

• Purchase and registration event fan-out
• Attendance-based list segmentation
• Self-hosted bulk email integration
• Ad-platform conversion tracking
• Retry-safe, idempotent delivery
• Failure logging and diagnostics

Technology

• REST APIs
• Webhooks
• AWS SES
• Sendy
• Background jobs

The problem

Third-party webinar tools were expensive, hard to customise and kept registration data outside the business.

What we built

An in-house webinar system with scheduled and just-in-time sessions, a live room, replays, shareable links, timed in-room offers and attendance-based follow-up — all owned by the business.

Key functionality

• Scheduled and just-in-time sessions
• Live room and replay playback
• Registration and reminder flows
• Timed in-webinar offers
• Attendance-based segmentation
• Shareable and back-door links

Technology

• Next.js
• Prisma
• Cron scheduling
• Webhooks