An AI agency for businesses that need something built.

We find where AI can help, then build the software with your team. We build and run our own products too, Raq.com and 102.ai.

50+: client businesses
: Award-winning agency
2: products of our own
UK: based in Solihull, clients in the US and Australia too

We start with the work that's taking too long.

We sit with the people doing the work, agree what should change and build against real examples. Then we measure whether it helped. If it didn't, we don't make it bigger.

1
Agree the result first

We write down what should change before we start. If there isn't a credible saving, revenue gain or risk reduction, we'll say so.
2
Build the smallest useful version

The first release solves one real job. Your team uses it, we see where it falls, then decide what deserves more work.
3
Stay on the work

The people who scope the work build it and keep running it after launch. There's no account-management layer between the conversation and the build.

We build our own products too.

Running our own software is how we know what hosting, maintenance and version two really cost, before we quote yours.

Raq.com

An agentic AI platform: agents, documents, company data, communications and AI media in one place, with native iOS apps.

Visit Raq.com

102.ai

A managed AI website redesign service for businesses that want a better site without running the project themselves.

Visit 102.ai

Project Quote AI

Describe a project and get a scoped spec, price and timeline back in minutes. It is how we quote most of our own work.

Get a quote

The directors you'll deal with.

Both read every requirement that comes in, and both stay on the work after launch.

Phil Webb

CEO and Co-Founder

Phil leads client work and the commercial side. He turns the technical detail into a decision the business can make, and he'll say when AI isn't the right answer.

Alex Hawke

CTO and Co-Founder

Alex designs and builds the systems. He previously co-founded AccountancyManager and took it through an eight-figure private-equity exit, so he knows what software looks like after the first version.