Services

IT Consulting

Clear answers to hard technical decisions.

Architecture, security and access reviews. Written findings, prioritised, that you can act on with us or without us.

What we deliver.

  • 01Written assessment with findingsA structured report covering architecture, code quality, security, performance, and team structure. Evidence-based, prioritized, defensible.
  • 02Prioritized recommendation listEach recommendation tagged with effort, risk, and impact. Sorted so you can pick a 30-day plan, not a 12-month one.
  • 03Implementation roadmapA sequenced plan if you choose to act. Optional engagement for execution; no obligation.
  • 04Stakeholder presentationA walk-through of findings tailored for technical leaders, executives, or investors — whoever needs to act on them.
  • 05Follow-up consultation30-minute Q&A 30 days after delivery. Useful for board meetings, investor questions, or post-implementation review.

What we don't do.

  • Recommend tech we sell — recommendations are tool-agnostic and conflict-disclosed. If we suggest something we build, we say so.
  • Sandbag the report — we name the things that aren't working, with evidence. Diplomacy in tone, candor in substance.
  • Drag out the engagement — most assessments fit in 2 weeks. We don't pad scope to fit a billing cycle.

How a project runs.

  1. System health check

    We map what you run, how it connects and where the risk sits, then hand you a written plan, whether or not you build with us.

  2. A plan you sign off

    Scope, sequence and price agreed in writing before any work starts.

  3. Weekly increments

    Working software every week, shown in a demo, so you see progress rather than status reports.

  4. Handover and support

    Code, documentation and runbooks handed over. We stay on for support if you want us to.

Tools we use.

Frontend

React Vue Angular Next.js Astro

Backend

Node.js Python Go Java C#

Cloud

AWS GCP Azure Vercel Netlify

Data

PostgreSQL MongoDB Redis BigQuery Snowflake

AI / ML

TensorFlow PyTorch OpenAI Anthropic Gemini NotebookLM ElevenLabs

Common questions.

  • 01When should I hire a consultant vs. an engineer?

    Consultant: when you need a defensible answer to a specific question (Is this acquisition viable? Can our stack scale 10×? Should we rewrite?). Engineer: when you know the answer and need execution.

  • 02Can you do technical due diligence for an acquisition?

    Yes — common engagement. Code quality audit, security review, scalability assessment, hiring/team risk, and a defensible report your investors or board can act on. NDA-friendly.

  • 03Will you implement the recommendations?

    Optional. Many clients use us for the assessment and execute internally. Others continue with us as Dedicated Team or Project-Based engagements. The choice is yours.

  • 04How is this different from a free architecture review?

    Time, depth, and accountability. A free review is a 1-hour Zoom and a verbal opinion. A consulting engagement is 1–4 weeks of structured analysis with a written, defensible report.

Start here

Let's start with a system health check.

Tell us what you run and where it hurts. We'll come back with a scope and a fixed fee for the health check.