Clyde-built software.
We design, build and run the systems organisations depend on. Scoped before a line is written, shipped every week, and operated by the people who wrote it.
What we do
- Product engineering
New systems, built in working increments, so there is something real to judge from the first week.
Web applications, APIs, data pipelines, integrations.
- AI agents and workflows
Agents and automated workflows that take on real work, built to be measured, because the question is not whether AI can do the task but how often.
Agent design, LLM integration, evaluation, workflow automation.
- Platform and infrastructure
The systems around the code, made reliable, observable and affordable to run.
Cloud architecture, delivery automation, monitoring, cost review.
- Modernisation
Systems already in service, brought up to date without stopping the business that depends on them.
Incremental migration, testing, refactoring, documentation.
- Our own products
SaaS of our own, built alongside the client work, which means we carry the consequences of our own engineering.
Product design, engineering, infrastructure, support.
Most software fails for reasons that were visible before anyone wrote it. We would rather find them in the first fortnight than the ninth month.
Scope is a deliverable
What must exist, what it costs, and how we will know it works — agreed and written down before any of it is built.
Weekly, in your environment
Working software you can open yourself, every week. Never a demo that only runs on our machines.
We run what we build
Monitoring, and someone to call. The people on the end of it are the people who wrote it.
You own all of it
Code, infrastructure, documentation, and the handover time to make taking it over a real option.
How an engagement runs
Scope
We agree what must exist, what it costs and how we will know it works. If we think the project is wrong, we say so then — not three months in.
Build
You get working software in an environment you control, every week. No progress report standing in for progress.
Operate
We run it, with monitoring and someone to call. Or you do, with the documentation and the handover time to make that work.
The usual tools: TypeScript, Go, React, Node, PostgreSQL, Cloudflare and AWS — chosen per project, not per fashion.
Have a software problem worth solving?
Tell us what needs to work. You will get a direct answer, including if we think you should not build it.