~/services · ideas into working systems
What do you
need built?
Websites, some with their own 3D. Systems that run on their own. AI automation you can rely on. Products with accounts and payments. One person taking it from the first conversation to something you can use.
- A system that runs on its ownMany moving parts on one clock. Private, so the names are taken off.
- How I check work before it shipsEvery rule, with the work where it was proven, dated.
-
A business, presented properlyDevgenome, a London IT company, rebuilt around its own 3D helix.
-
A game in public open betaChampChase, designed and built solo.
// which one is it?
Which one is it?
Pick the sentence that sounds like you. Its answer moves to the top: what you get, what it costs to start, and the work that proves it.
- Our site undersells the business, or we don't have one yet.
- We want a site people remember.
- Someone does the same job by hand every week.
- We want AI in it, but it can't make things up.
- We need an app with accounts and payments.
- It's built. It needs changes now and then.
None of these? Tell me the problem
Four things I build, and ongoing workprices
-
A website with its own 3D
from €3,500
Built around a 3D scene made in Blender that runs live in the page, with stills wherever 3D can't run.
The scene behind CityRoamer's September site, and the page it runs in. Live since 30 Sep 2026. - a 3D scene made in Blender for your business, running live in the page
- stills wherever 3D can't run, so every visitor gets the whole site
- every page designed and built
- the release checks, then a handover package
Proof: Devgenome and CityRoamer, September 2026: six days each from start to live.
How a rebuild keeps the addresses people already use -
A website rebuild
from €1,250
A new design and every page rebuilt with no builder underneath. Also for a business that has no site yet.
Six of the pages CityRoamer got in its July rebuild, each one built new. - a new design, and every page rebuilt
- no builder underneath: plain HTML, CSS and JavaScript that you own
- a contact form tested against the real handler before launch
- the handover walkthrough
Proof: the July rounds for Devgenome and CityRoamer, nine days or less from first build to delivery.
Website redesign, and how the SEO comes across -
Custom software and automation
quoted on call
The job someone does by hand every week, taken off their desk for good, or the app your business runs on. Scoped with you and priced on what it actually needs.
A private system of mine on one screen: every part a real part, every line a real connection. The names are taken off. - repeated work automated: leads into your CRM with a reply sent the same minute, invoice reminders, the weekly report built for you
- data from your inbox, forms, spreadsheets and apps brought into one place
- web apps with accounts, permissions and payments, each customer's data kept apart
- a written record of every run, so you can always see what it did and why
- for sensitive data, it all runs on your own machine or server: nothing is sent to an outside service
Proof: Many moving parts. One clock., the system in the picture, shown part for part.
Custom software, in detail -
AI automation you can rely on
quoted on call
An AI assistant for a job in your business that answers from your own data, and says so when it doesn't know.
- runs
- 155, four models, 23–24 Sep 2026
- “done” said over a failing check
- 0
- planted trap sprung
- 0 of 31
- flags raised
- 10, all traced to the lab's own rule
The first batch from the lab behind “Done” is a claim: every completion claim compared with checks the model never saw. - customer questions answered from your own documents, emails sorted and replies drafted, long reports summarised
- the facts come from your data; the AI only writes them up
- every answer checked against your data automatically before it goes out; one that fails is held back
- for sensitive work, the model runs locally on your own hardware: client, medical, legal or financial data never leaves the machine
- tested with planted fakes and hidden checks before it ships
Proof: the private system, where language models only write words, and the article on how the lab checks a claim.
AI systems, in detail -
Ongoing work after launch
€250 a day
Changes, new pages and fixes once it's live, booked by the day.
// before anything starts
One fixed number.
- Scope and price agreed before anything starts. The website prices above are where a website starts. Software, automation and AI have no set price: we scope them together on the free call. Either way, yours is one fixed number for your scope and your timeline, set once I've seen what's actually in it. No hourly meter.
- A free 15-minute intro call. Tell me the problem; you'll hear which of these it is, or who to ask if it isn't me. Book the call
- Early-client prices. My client list is still short, so the prices are set to start more projects, not to match an agency.
- The same checks on every build. What “ready” means here, and the work where each rule was proven: How I ship.
One person can quote a fixed price on scope that normally needs a team because the work runs through a system I built for it. That system needs me in the middle of it, which is why it sets the price rather than being the thing you buy: how that actually works.
// how a project runs
Simple, start to finish.
- 01
Tell me what you need
A short message is enough — the idea, the problem, or just the rough shape of it.
- 02
I design and build it
You see progress as it happens — real builds you can click, not status meetings.
- 03
You ship — with a handover walkthrough
Launched and handed over properly: an interactive walkthrough of what was built, what changed and why, and the exact path to live. Included with every build, not an upsell.
Not sure which of these you need? Tell me the problem — I'll tell you which it is, or who to ask if it isn't me.
Remote across the EU and UK, in English. Reply within one business day. Working with London firms · How I check work before it ships.