Besides SEO, HubSpot consulting and custom software for our clients, we make our own products. Here they are, in three groups: software that helps a business get customers, software that helps run an organisation, and software for learning and family. Each one has its own website, where you'll find the full story. Products we're still building appear here once their website is live.
Schemahaus is a headless CMS for content that lives in more than one language. Every language version of a document has its own status, address and editorial workflow, from draft through review and approval to publishing, so English can be live while another language is still in review. Your site reads published content through an API or SDK, and the content is hosted in the European Union.
Who it's for: Teams that publish a website or app in more than one language.
Digital Serpents designs, builds, hosts and looks after a custom website for one flat monthly fee, with no setup fee and no lock-in contract. Each site is custom designed rather than a template, built with the basics search engines need, such as structured data and a sitemap, and built to the WCAG 2.2 accessibility standard. When something needs changing, you email the team instead of logging in.
Who it's for: Small businesses, sole traders and micro-businesses that want a website without running it themselves.
BailaYa runs a dance studio's day-to-day in one platform. It covers class scheduling, packages and memberships, online payments, student records, automatic reminders by email, WhatsApp or Telegram, private lessons, digital waivers, a self check-in kiosk and live online classes. The whole platform works in ten languages, and each student's messages go out in the language they chose.
Who it's for: Dance studios, whatever style they teach, from ballet to salsa.
Restocarte puts a venue's menu online. You build the menu in an editor, and guests open it by scanning a QR code or tapping an NFC tag at the table, with no app to install. They can browse and order, and you can let them pay at the table. The menu uses your own colours, font and layout.
Who it's for: Restaurants, cafés, hotels and bars.
Ergira keeps work management, a service desk, a CRM, invoicing with a double-entry ledger, and HR and payroll in one database. Because it is one system, a sprint's capacity already allows for approved leave and public holidays, and an hour recorded against a task or ticket can go through to the client's invoice. Several companies can run in one workspace, each with its own books.
Who it's for: Companies that run projects, support, sales, billing and staff in separate tools today.
FaithAdmin is a congregation management platform. It covers member records and a directory, events and registration, giving and donations, volunteer scheduling, child check-in, classes and education, fund accounting and reports. Its terms and features adapt to the community's tradition.
Who it's for: Christian, Islamic, Jewish, Hindu and Buddhist communities, and secular non-profits.
Credalize collects, organizes and reviews trade credit applications in one place. Applicants enter their company details and upload their documents, AI highlights possible discrepancies in those documents, and the vendor's own team makes every decision. Credalize is software, not a lender or a credit bureau.
Who it's for: Businesses that sell to other businesses on credit terms, and the companies applying to them.
Vitrina Engine monitors websites, servers, certificates and mail servers, and alerts whoever is on call. Each client gets its own login, status page and monthly report in the agency's name. It also checks mail servers against DNS blacklists, grades TLS set-ups, and can watch systems inside a client's network.
Who it's for: Agencies and managed service providers that look after their clients' websites and systems.
BoardMyBus runs a bus service's year in one place, from the application form to the last bus home. It handles online applications, term fees reconciled against a bank statement, routes and seats with a waiting list, QR passes that stop working when fees lapse, live vehicle tracking, and a record of incidents. The driver's app works without signal and syncs later.
Who it's for: Scholar transport, staff shuttles and community bus funds, often run by a committee or a depot manager.
Cropiris turns a phone photograph of a crop into irrigation advice and disease identification. It measures canopy cover from the photograph and runs a daily FAO-56 soil water balance against the field's own weather, to say how much water is gone and when to irrigate. When the disease model is unsure, the case goes to an agronomist. The app keeps working in fields without signal.
Who it's for: Growers who want a figure they can defend, and the agronomists who work with them.
WizzTeens is a free trivia quiz app for iOS and Android. Players take quick quizzes across subjects such as science, history, maths and art, challenge friends live or in their own time, and keep a daily streak going. It works in six languages, with no subscription and no locked content.
Who it's for: Teenagers aged 13 and over.
We also build software for clients, for when off-the-shelf tools don't fit how you work.