For agencies
You keep the client.
We build the work.
White-label engineering for agencies that have won more than they can staff. Your name on the delivery, our engineers behind it, and an NDA that says so.
The arrangement
We stay behind your name.
An agency wins work that needs depth it does not hold in-house, or more hands than it can hire in time. We build it, you present it. Your client deals with you, and we do not approach them before, during or after the engagement.
This is not staffing. Engineering responsibility sits here, with a named lead who reviews what ships, exactly as it does on the work we sign for directly. You are buying delivery, not seats. If nobody from here is accountable for the code, we are the wrong shop, and that holds whether the client is yours or ours.
The distinction matters commercially too. A resourcing supplier bills you for people and stops caring at the timesheet. We carry the same obligation to your client's software that we carry to our own, which is why these arrangements survive past the first project.
How it runs
Five steps, no surprises.
- 01
NDA before scope
Signed before we see anything. It covers your client, your commercials and the fact that we are involved at all.
- 02
A two-week pilot
The same opening as any engagement here. A real slice of the work, scoped to finish, delivered as running software rather than an estimate.
- 03
Your tools, your process
Your repo, your board, your review rules, your release cycle. We do not ask an agency to adopt ours mid-project.
- 04
One named lead
A named engineer who reviews the work and is reachable directly. Not an account manager relaying questions.
- 05
Monthly after that
No annual lock-in. The engagements that ran for years ran that way because they kept being worth renewing.
What agencies bring us
Four shapes it usually takes.
Every one of these has software behind it you can go and read about. The client names below are our own engagements, not agency work, because agency work is the part we cannot show.
Depth you do not keep on staff
A framework migration, a rendering problem, a performance floor that will not move. Work that needs someone who has done it before rather than someone learning on your client.
Read the worksFOXWhere's My Concrete
A build somebody else started badly
Inheriting a codebase, working out what is salvageable and what is not, and saying which is which before you commit to a date with your client.
Read the workConsumerBreakBookCorner
Something specialised
The piece your team could build but would spend a quarter learning. 3D configurators, AI wired into an existing system, real-time data.
Read the workShirt DesignerTestable
Mobile, when the pipeline turns
Cross-platform work that arrives in bursts and does not justify a permanent hire. Flutter and React Native, shipped to both stores.
- As a company
- 9 years
- Clients
- 160+
- Client retention
- 95%
- Longest engagement
- 9 years
What you cannot see
The work we cannot name.
Every case study on this site is work we signed for ourselves, with a client who agreed to be named. White-label work is the opposite arrangement by definition, so there is no portfolio of it to show you, and any agency partner who shows you one has broken the same NDA they are offering you.
What we can offer instead is the direct work, which is public, specific and checkable. Read it, then judge whether the engineering behind it is what you want standing behind your name.
What next
Tell us what you have won.
Scope, stack and the date you promised. We will tell you plainly whether we can hold it, and if we cannot, we will say so before you have committed anything.