Six specialised practices, one transparent way of working.

Our game development practice ships real titles, not tech demos. We work in Unity (our default for cross-platform mobile, WebGL and PCVR) and Unreal Engine where the project calls for it, and we bring engineering discipline most mobile studios rarely see — version-controlled build pipelines, automated tests on gameplay code, and certification managed end-to-end. Past work spans a Unity WebGL classroom survey deployed across 50+ Swedish schools, a research-grade Unity lab with 11Labs voice cloning for Purdue University, and a cross-platform jigsaw game with three payment systems on iOS, Android and the web. Whether you need a single senior engineer to unblock your studio or a small team to co-develop a title from prototype to launch, we plug in with the seniority and process you'd hope for from an in-house hire — and we leave a codebase your team can keep shipping from after we're gone.

Education software lives or dies by two things at once: pedagogy that actually teaches, and engineering that doesn't make teachers' lives harder. We've built across the full edtech spectrum — pupil-facing experiences across 50+ Swedish schools, research-grade Unity environments with 5,000+ participants for Purdue University, and consumer learning products balancing engagement with completion. Every engagement starts with the learner's day: what they're trying to do, where their attention breaks, who else is in the room. From there we build adaptive paths, assessments and authoring tooling that matches your pedagogical model — wired to your existing LMS via SCORM or xAPI, with SSO, dashboards, and the WCAG 2.2 accessibility audit your buyers will eventually ask for. We treat student data with the seriousness it deserves; privacy review and data minimisation aren't afterthoughts but part of architecture.

CTO on Demand is hourly access to a senior technology leader who has actually shipped products, not just talked about them. We're called in when the cost of getting the next decision wrong is bigger than the cost of an extra opinion — usually before a build kicks off, sometimes mid-project, occasionally before signing a vendor contract. Engagements range from a single architecture review to a recurring monthly cadence with ad-hoc decision support in between. You receive written deliverables (architecture diagrams, hiring plans, roadmaps) — not just verbal advice — and the same brain whether we're advising or building. Founders use us before committing to a stack. Operators bring us in to write the technical narrative for a fundraising deck or board update. Boards lean on us for independent reads on portfolio companies. The goal is always the same: protect the right risks early, so the next twelve months of engineering aren't spent recovering from week-one decisions.