Practice areas

Four areas we
staff ourselves

We do not subcontract these. Where a request falls outside them we will say so and, where we can, name someone better placed. Everything else on this site exists to deliver these four well.

A/01

Artificial Intelligence
& Machine Learning

Generative AI and LLM application design, retrieval-augmented systems over your own documents, computer vision, natural-language processing, production chatbots, and AI-as-a-Service delivered behind an API surface you control.

  • LLM & RAG
  • Computer vision
  • NLP
  • Chatbots
  • AIaaS
  • MLOps
Discuss an AI or machine-learning project
Retrieval over your own documents
A private index across the contracts, tickets and manuals you already hold, so answers cite a source rather than inventing one. Evaluation harness included — an assistant nobody can score is an assistant nobody should trust.
Computer vision
Inspection, counting, defect detection and document capture, deployed to the edge where bandwidth or latency rules out a round trip to the cloud.
Natural language
Classification, extraction and summarisation over messy real inputs — the email thread, the scanned PDF, the voice note — not the clean corpus a demo uses.
AI as a service
Model hosting, prompt and version management, cost controls and audit logging, behind an API you own and can move.

A/02

Blockchain
& Web3

Smart contract architecture and review, decentralised applications, tokenisation and NFT infrastructure across the Ethereum and Algorand ecosystems, and Web3 integration into products that already have real users.

  • Smart contracts
  • dApps
  • Ethereum
  • Algorand
  • Tokenisation
Discuss a blockchain or Web3 project
Smart contract design and review
Specification before code, then tests that model the adversary rather than the happy path. We will recommend an external audit before mainnet and say so in writing.
Decentralised applications
Wallet flows, indexers and the off-chain services that make an on-chain product usable by people who do not care that it is on-chain.
Tokenisation
Asset representation, custody boundaries and transfer rules, designed alongside whatever compliance regime actually applies to you.
Integration into live products
Adding a Web3 surface to a product that already has customers, without a migration that puts existing balances at risk.

A/03

Metaverse
& AR / VR

Virtual environment construction, real-time 3D and gaming, immersive training and simulation, and enterprise XR applied to onboarding, field service and product marketing.

  • Real-time 3D
  • Training sims
  • Enterprise XR
  • 3D gaming
Discuss an AR, VR or metaverse project
Immersive training
Procedures that are expensive, dangerous or rare to rehearse in the real world, built so completion and error data comes back to your LMS.
Enterprise XR
Field-service overlays, guided assembly and remote assistance on the headsets and phones your people already carry.
Real-time 3D
Configurators and virtual environments that hold frame rate on mid-range hardware, because that is what your audience owns.
3D and gaming
Interactive experiences for marketing and product launch, with an asset pipeline your team can keep feeding after we leave.

A/04

Data &
Predictive Analytics

IoT and event ingestion pipelines, warehouse modelling, predictive and forecasting models, and the dashboards operators actually keep open all day.

  • IoT pipelines
  • Forecasting
  • Warehousing
  • Dashboards
Discuss a data or analytics project
Ingestion pipelines
Device and event streams that survive the network dropping, with replay so a bad afternoon does not become a permanent hole in the record.
Warehouse modelling
A model the business can read, with definitions agreed in writing — most reporting disputes are definition disputes.
Forecasting and prediction
Models scoped to a decision somebody actually makes, monitored for drift, with an honest baseline to beat.
Operational dashboards
Built for the operator who stares at them all day: dense, fast, tabular figures, and designed empty and error states.

Outside the four

What we will not take on

A short list, because a vendor who claims everything is a vendor who has not decided anything.

Referred out

Work outside the four areas

Pure infrastructure resale, ERP implementation and performance-marketing retainers sit outside our practice. We will name someone better placed rather than staff up to take it.

Declined

Engagements we cannot stand behind

A deadline that only works if nothing goes wrong, or a scope that depends on a claim we cannot evidence. We would rather lose the work than write that proposal.

Next step

Tell us the problem,
not the solution

We reply within two working days with either a scoped approach or an honest referral elsewhere.