PGMA
Some problems need software. Some need a better process and one small fix. We work out which before anyone spends money. Here’s what we can do once we know.
Every service follows the same path: understand the problem, agree a plan in plain words, build in small pieces, and stay after launch.
For the repetitive work that eats your team’s attention: the same questions, the same sorting, the same status chasing. We build assistants and small products that take it on, with a person always able to step in.
Websites, stores and brands that make sense to a stranger in ten seconds. We design it, build it, and make sure you can edit it without phoning us.
The plumbing nobody notices until it leaks. We connect your tools so details stop being retyped, and keep the hosting, databases and backups quietly doing their job.
Pick out the parts that sound like your problem. You don’t need the right term. Describe the symptom and we’ll find the service.
Start with the chore, not the model. We find the repetitive work worth handing over, build it carefully, and keep a human in the loop.
A product idea with AI in it? We shape it into a first version small enough to launch and learn from.
Assistants that answer repeat questions, sort incoming requests, and pass the tricky ones to a person.
AI helping with one specific task, with a named owner and a number that tells us whether it’s working.
A person can always see what the AI did, check it, and switch it off. Testing and data quality are in the plan.
Design that earns its keep. Clear enough that a first-time visitor knows what to do, simple enough that you can run it afterward.
Websites, portals and dashboards that make sense on the first visit, including on a small screen in a hurry.
A look and a voice that sound like you, kept consistent from your logo to your Monday post.
Websites and web apps you can edit yourself, in WordPress, or built from scratch when it truly needs to be.
Stores that are easy to buy from and easy to run: products, payments, and the dull admin in between.
The plumbing under everything else. Usually invisible, which is exactly how you want it.
Connect your forms, CRM, email and payments so nobody retypes the same details twice.
Hosting, email and databases with backups that someone checks, and restores that have been tried.
The repetitive middle of a process, handled automatically, with a clear owner and a way to see what happened.
Someone to ask when something breaks, or when you’re deciding what to do next.
A few sentences is plenty. A person reads every message and replies with an honest next step, even when that step is “you don’t need us.”