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we build the hard part.
a creative AI agency. we build agents that put the real work in, then dress them like they've got somewhere to be.
01 / services
we hold the whole stack, so there is no handoff to lose things in. your brief goes in as one beam, splits across every part it needs, and comes back as one live address.
ai that does the job instead of talking about it: answering customers, research, follow-up and back-office tasks, running on their own. in the inbox, on the phone or inside your tools, with a person signing off where it matters.
ai in the plumbing. it reads what comes in, moves work between your systems and flags what needs a person. quiet, and it keeps running.
the software your industry never got round to building, with the ai inside it rather than bolted on. designed and built end to end, from the data to the billing to the screens.
custom ai tools that run on your own data, plus the dashboards and admin screens around them. handed over with the keys, so you own it.
the website, app, brand, launch film and email the ai lives inside. made in house, so the product and the build agree.
and back to one. it all comes together as one live link you can open, not five deliverables from five suppliers.
02 / the edge
anyone can get something on a screen in a week. the hard part is whether it still works six months later. design and engineering come from the same hands here, so we sell you the finished thing, not a process.
we decide what stays. most of what we make is cut before you see it, which is why the work looks designed, not assembled.
every project gets its own client portal with progress, notes and live links. check it daily, or read it on a sunday.
online is not the same as finished. it is finished when a real person has done the whole thing, start to end, with nobody stepping in.
fixed scope and a fixed price, agreed in writing before we start. nobody bills you for a meeting.
03 / selected work
most client work runs under nda, so these are the shapes rather than the logos. two are written up in full: read the case studies.
01 / 05livefast, good-looking sites that run in the browser. this one is a photographer's: the sky takes its colour from the frame on screen, and his logo is a 3d model that flips when you click it.
webgl, three.js, gsap
02 / 05brief one like itiphone and android apps, with the website and back end behind them. the week lights up as jobs get paid, and you hold to talk a job in.
expo, next.js, supabase
03 / 05livesoftware for clinics and trades. bookings, billing and reporting behind one login.
next.js, postgres, stripe
04 / 05private · brief one like itreads, sorts and drafts paperwork, with a person always signing it off.
workers, queues, rag
05 / 05brief one like itanswers customers, books people in, and passes to a person when it is unsure.
tool use, telephony, evals
04 / the standard
everything you moved through is the live thing running in your browser, not a video of it. this is the standard we hand over at.
built in the open.
field notes · all of them
what a custom ai agent costs in the ukIn the UK agency pages we checked on 5 November 2026, published prices for a custom AI agent run from about £2,500 for one workflow to £45,000 for a programme. on taste, and how to spot its absenceTaste isn't a personality trait, it's a fast, consistent judgment call. frontier intelligence: race to the bottom?Is AI a mind-numbing tool or an amplifier?05 / pricing
three tiers. two have a price, one is quoted in writing. the figure is fixed before anything starts, and there is no discovery call to find out the price of a discovery call. the full pricing page.
every figure is fixed on scope. the deposit clears before we start, and the clock starts when your content lands. two rounds of changes and 30 days of support after handover are included. terms
06 / questions
yes, it is home turf. the turbofan on the demos page is a live one, every part generated from numbers you can change while it runs. fast, and still found by search engines, which is where most 3d sites fall over.
a chatbot answers. an agent does the job: research, follow-up and back-office work, running on its own inside your tools, with a person signing off where it matters.
yes. it picks up around the clock, books people in and follows up, using your real calendar. when it is unsure it passes to a person instead of guessing.
as much as you like. some clients are in the portal daily, others read the updates on a sunday. we need your content and your decisions, because those hold a build up.
usually the opposite. you bring the know-how, we bring the build. we learn your process well enough to argue with you about it.
you do. code, accounts and keys are handed over on completion. nothing is licensed back, and nothing needs us on a retainer to keep running.
fixed scope and a fixed price, from the three tiers above. a landing site or a single agent is usually days. an app or whole-business software takes a few weeks to a few months, and you follow it in a live portal.
07 / commission
tell us what you want built. fixed scope, fixed price. or skip the form and book a call.
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