Application Development
Build and improve .NET applications that stay maintainable after the engagement ends.
- .NET application development
- Blazor applications
- API development
- Application modernization
- Architecture review
- Code quality improvement
Services
Six areas of work, one way of working.
Engagements usually combine several of these. If what you need is not here, say so — we would rather point you elsewhere than take work we are not right for.
Service categories
Business Process Automation
Find the manual steps that cost the most time, then remove them without disrupting the work around them.
- Workflow analysis
- Process automation
- Integration design
- Manual-process reduction
- Operational efficiency
Cloud & Integration
Connect the systems a business already depends on, and run them on infrastructure sized to the workload.
- Cloud architecture
- AWS and Azure consulting
- API integrations
- Systems integration
- Messaging and event-driven solutions
AI & Intelligent Automation
Evaluate where AI genuinely helps, put it to work on real cases, and set the guardrails around it.
- AI strategy
- AI-assisted development
- Internal AI tooling
- Workflow automation
- AI governance
- Business use-case evaluation
Quality Engineering
Make releases predictable with automated coverage that catches regressions before customers do.
- QA strategy
- Automated testing
- Playwright testing
- Regression testing
- CI/CD quality gates
Technology Leadership
Provide the technical judgment a team needs when there is no one in the seat to give it.
- Fractional technology leadership
- Architecture guidance
- Development standards
- Project recovery
- Vendor evaluation
- Technical roadmap development
Engagement shapes
How the work is usually structured.
Every engagement starts with a written scope. What differs is the size of the commitment on either side.
Assessment
A short, fixed piece of work that produces a written findings document and a recommendation. Useful before committing to a build.
Project delivery
A scoped build with agreed milestones, delivered in reviewable increments.
Fractional leadership
Recurring time each month for architecture guidance, standards and technical decisions.
Ongoing support
Continued involvement after handover, sized to what the system actually needs.
Not sure which of these you need?
Describe the problem rather than the solution and we will tell you where it fits.