KORIX

We build governed AI systems that go live inside your existing stack — not proofs of concept that stall in a sandbox. Typical work: LLM and generative AI features built for production use, intelligent agents that automate real workflows, document processing pipelines (OCR, field extraction, business rules, human verification), and lead scoring and qualification engines. Every system ships with the governance layer built in: human-in-the-loop checkpoints for high-stakes decisions, audit trails, monitoring, and a rollback plan agreed before go-live. Proven in production: 2,847 documents processed at 98.3% accuracy for a UK client, and an AI lead-intelligence agent delivering 3x ROI across 847 scored leads with a 12% reply rate. Most engagements start with a 21-Day Pilot — one real use case, in production, before any larger commitment. At handover you own the code, the models and the documentation.

We build native and cross-platform mobile apps that hold up in real-world use — iOS, Android, React Native and Flutter. Typical work: consumer and community apps, internal and field-team apps, real-time messaging and notifications, event and booking flows, in-app purchases, and mobile front-ends for AI and automation systems. Apps are built to integrate deeply with your backend, data and analytics — not as isolated projects. Release pipelines are set up so updates and maintenance stay predictable after launch. Recent build: a sports community platform taken from concept to the App Store in 12 weeks, native on iOS and Android, with real-time messaging, event management and in-app purchases. You own the codebase, the release pipeline and the documentation at handover.

We build web platforms designed to last — fast, secure, SEO-ready, and clean enough for your own team to own and extend after handover. Typical work: customer-facing platforms and portals, custom admin and operations tools, headless and WordPress builds, API and third-party integrations, and web front-ends for AI systems. We design for regulated and high-stakes environments: standards-based architecture, performance budgets, security checks before and after release, and analytics wired in from the start. Recent build: a premium e-commerce storefront with a custom admin portal — 221 products live in 6 weeks, with shipment creation cut from 15-20 minutes to under 90 seconds. Every platform connects to your data and AI layer rather than sitting beside it. You get the code, the documentation, and no lock-in.

We design interfaces for systems people have to use every day, not screens that win awards and then get rebuilt. Most of our design work sits on top of AI and operational software — advisor dashboards, admin and fulfilment portals, review queues where a human approves or rejects what a model proposed. That work has a specific demand: the interface has to make the machine's reasoning legible and make the human's override obvious and fast. Typical engagements include design systems and component libraries your developers can actually build against, UX audits of existing products, research and journey mapping before a rebuild, accessibility work, and end-to-end UI design for web and mobile. We design in the browser early and test with real data rather than lorem ipsum, because layouts that look calm in Figma often fall apart against a 221-product catalogue or a 94-field extracted document. Design decisions get documented so they survive the handover. Proven in production: the advisor interface for a UK FCA-regulated financial planning platform, the operations portal that cut shipment creation from 15–20 minutes to under 90 seconds, and the human review queue for a document pipeline running at 98.3% accuracy. You own the design files, the system and the source. No lock-in.

We treat SEO as an engineering problem, not a content-volume problem. Most of the sites we work on are ones we also built, so the technical foundation — crawlability, structured data, Core Web Vitals, internal linking, clean information architecture — is handled at the source rather than patched afterwards. Typical engagements include technical SEO audits, on-page and off-page work, structured data and schema implementation, analytics and Search Console instrumentation so you can actually see what changed, and content architecture for teams that need to rank for commercial intent rather than vanity keywords. One thing we care about that most agencies do not yet: answer-engine optimisation. Buyers increasingly find suppliers through AI assistants rather than ten blue links, and being citable by a model is a different discipline from ranking on a SERP. We audit and structure content for both. We report honestly. If a change did not move anything, we say so and tell you why, rather than reframing flat numbers as momentum. Every recommendation comes with the measurement that would prove it wrong. You keep the site, the data and the documentation.

Custom software for teams whose process does not fit an off-the-shelf tool. We build internal platforms, admin and operations portals, workflow engines, integrations between systems that were never designed to talk to each other, and the AI layers that sit on top of them. We are systems-first. Before writing code we map how work actually moves through your organisation, because most software failures are process failures wearing a technical costume. Delivery is agile with working software in front of you early, and quality assurance is part of the build rather than a phase bolted on at the end — automated test coverage, staged environments, smoke and regression testing before every deploy, and rollback paths that have been rehearsed rather than assumed. Production examples: an operations portal that cut shipment creation from 15–20 minutes to under 90 seconds, a document pipeline processing thousands of files at 98.3% accuracy with human verification built in, and an audit-ready reporting platform for a UK FCA-regulated financial planning firm. We do not build dependencies on ourselves. You get the source, the documentation and a team trained to run it. If you want us afterwards it should be because the work was good, not because you are locked in.