Things we have actually built

Case study · Hospitality & retail

Elwood Bakery

The brief. A bakery selling in person only, losing orders every time the doors shut.

What was built. A WordPress and WooCommerce store on a custom Astra child theme, with Stripe checkout and a mobile-first ordering flow. Built and tested locally in Docker, deployed to managed hosting, with a documented handover so the team can run it themselves.

Case study · AI, data & automation

Turning noisy logs into triaged tickets — and a draft fix

The brief. A support team was spending its day on the mechanical half of incident response: reading log output across several tools, working out which spike actually mattered, raising the ticket, writing up what happened, then hunting for where in the codebase to start. Client name withheld at their request.

What was built. A pipeline that watches the logs, correlates them against the host metrics, and hands the candidates to an AI model for root-cause analysis — then files the result everywhere it needs to go: the Jira ticket, a draft pull request on GitHub, Bitbucket or Mercurial, and a summary in the team's channels.

The team still decides what ships. The difference is that the triage, the write-up and a first attempt at the fix are waiting for them, instead of being the job.