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Custom websites, mobile apps, dashboards and integrations for UK small businesses.

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Tasty Chicken ordering website home page with the headline The Crave Begins Here and a preview notice saying public ordering opens after restaurant checks.
Tasty Chicken app home screen showing Open now until 00:00, with Order, Find us and Allergens and nutrition buttons.
Chicken Rolo Meal customisation screen with a required choice of chips, an optional spicy chips choice and an Add button showing the price.
In development

Tasty Chicken

Ordering app, website and staff tools, Bedford

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The need

The shop needed its own way for customers to browse the full menu, customise meals and order for collection or delivery, with simple tools for staff behind the counter.

Where it stands

The website is open as a preview with ordering paused. Payments and public ordering switch on after the restaurant confirms its menu, prices, allergen information and policies, and after supervised test orders.

What we built

  • A customer app built with Expo and React Native, being prepared for Google Play.
  • An ordering website that shares the same menu, accounts and orders, now open as a public preview.
  • A staff app with new-order alerts and a delivery on and off switch.
  • A Supabase backend that checks prices, opening times and fulfilment on the server, not in the app.

Highlights

  • Menu by category, with photos and prices
  • Meal customisation with required and optional choices
  • Click & Collect from the shop, with delivery switched on or off by staff
  • ASAP or same-day collection times
  • Live opening status on the home screen
  • Allergen and nutrition information
  • Account, order history and order notifications
  • Card payments through Stripe, built and awaiting launch approval, with automatic refunds if staff reject a paid order

Screens are from the development build. Menu content and prices are awaiting the restaurant's final approval.

VEYREN storefront home page with the headline Identity, worn well. and buttons to explore the collection or create your own.
VEYREN storefront home page on a phone.
In development

VEYREN

Storefront and garment customiser

An editorial storefront for a custom clothing label, with a six-step customiser for adding artwork to garments.

Campaign and product photography on this storefront is generated artwork.

George The Plumber concept website hero with the headline Leak emergency? Sorted fast., a call button and a get a quote button.
George The Plumber concept website on a phone with a large call button near the top.
Concept

George The Plumber

Concept website for a local plumber

A concept website for a 24/7 plumber and leak-detection specialist, designed around one job: getting the phone to ring.

What we do

Websites and apps for UK small businesses: built to help customers find you, order from you and come back.

  • Business websites

    A fast, clear website that answers customers' questions and helps them act: call, book, order or enquire.

    • Opening hours, location, menus and services that are easy to find on a phone
    • Booking and enquiry forms that arrive straight in your inbox
    • Quick to load, with the search basics set up properly
    • Simple editing for the content that changes often

    Seen in: Tasty Chicken website, George The Plumber concept

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  • Mobile ordering and customer apps

    Your own app for ordering and repeat customers, with your menu, your brand and your customer relationships.

    • Menus with photos, meal options and clear prices
    • Click & Collect, delivery and time slots that match how you work
    • Card payments through Stripe, with refunds handled properly
    • Accounts, order history and notifications that bring people back

    Seen in: Tasty Chicken ordering app

    More about app development

  • Business dashboards and integrations

    The tools behind the counter: incoming orders, menus, availability and the systems you already use.

    • A live order view with alerts staff will not miss
    • Menu items, prices and availability you can change yourself
    • Pause ordering or switch delivery off in a couple of taps
    • Connections to payments, address lookup, email and other services

    Seen in: Tasty Chicken staff app

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Interactive demonstration

Small details, fewer frustrations.

Good design removes friction at every step a customer takes. Try the journey for yourself.

Customers see what matters first: opening times, what you sell and how to order.

Loaf & Larder

Bakery and coffee

DEMO

Open today until 4pm

Fresh bakes and good coffee, ready when you are.

Opening timesFind us

Today

Sourdough loaf£4.80
Cardamom bun£3.20
Demonstration with a fictional business.
Nothing here places a real order.

An independent studio, by design.

Small enough that you always deal with the person doing the work. Careful enough that the work holds up.

  • You deal with the person doing the work

    No account managers or hand-offs. Whether it is your website or your app, the person you speak to is the person doing the work.

  • Designed around your business

    We start with how your customers order, book or enquire today, and shape the design around that instead of forcing a template to fit.

  • Mobile first

    Many customers will meet your business on a phone. Every screen is designed and tested at phone size first, then scaled up.

  • Clear scope and a proper handover

    You know what is included before any work starts. Every project ends with documentation and access to your accounts.

Discover, design, build, launch.

How a website or app project runs: four stages, each ending with something concrete in your hands. Timelines are agreed once the scope is clear.

A laptop and a phone standing on a dark desk, edged in blue light

  1. Discover

    We talk through your business, your customers and what is not working today.

    You receive

    • A written scope with features and priorities
    • A clear quote for that scope
    • Honest advice on website, app or both

  2. Design

    Key screens are designed for phone and desktop before any build starts.

    You receive

    • Designs for the main pages or screens
    • A clickable preview where it helps
    • Room to change direction before build

  3. Build

    Built in stages, with working previews you can try on your own phone.

    You receive

    • Preview links throughout
    • Regular progress updates
    • Content, payments and integrations set up

  4. Launch

    Tested on real devices, published and handed over.

    You receive

    • Launch on your domain or app store listing
    • Handover notes and account access
    • Agreed support options after launch

Straight answers.

Do I need a website or a mobile app?

Most businesses should start with a strong website. It works on every device and needs no download. An app makes sense when customers order or book often and you want saved details and notifications on their home screen. You will get an honest recommendation in the first conversation, including when an app is not worth it yet.

How much does a project cost?

It depends on scope: the number of pages or screens, features such as ordering or payments, and any integrations. Prices are not published because every business is different. After a discovery call you receive a written scope and a clear quote for it before any work starts.

Can I update the content myself?

Yes, if you want to. Simple editing can be set up for things that change often, such as menus, prices, opening hours and photos. If you would rather not, updates can be made for you. The approach is agreed during scoping.

Do you offer support after launch?

Yes. Support is agreed per project, from occasional updates to ongoing maintenance. What is included, and for how long, is written into your scope so there are no surprises.

Can you publish my app on the App Store and Google Play?

Yes. We prepare the builds, store listings and submission. Apple and Google review every app, so approval can never be guaranteed, and the developer accounts should be in your business's name. We help you set them up and respond to any review feedback.

Can you work with the systems I already use?

Often, yes. That might be a payment provider, a booking tool, an email service or an existing database. We check what your current systems allow during discovery and tell you plainly if an integration is not possible or would cost more than it saves.

Let’s build something useful for your business.

Tell us a little about your business and what you would like to improve.

What happens next

  1. Every enquiry is read by the person who will do the work, not a sales team.
  2. You get a reply with a few questions or a time to talk.
  3. If it is a good fit, you receive a clear scope and a quote based on your requirements.

What does your business do, and what would you like customers to be able to do?

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