Clients
The people who let us near their live projects
Contractors, specialist subcontractors, consultants and developers, mostly in the UK. The work is rarely glamorous: it is the admin that sits between a decision being made and it reaching the people who need it.
Worked with
Logos are added only with written permission from the client, so this wall fills up more slowly than the work does.
Case studies
EntertainmentWebsite, brand, AI agents and automations
A comedian’s website that keeps itself up to date
Phil Chapman’s website, with automations that publish his new dates and videos every night, an AI agent that looks for dates elsewhere and holds each one for his approval, changes he can ask for in plain English, a stage-lit design with a poster drawn for every date, and the brand for his Just a Thought tour.
Client Portal
Everything about your engagement, in one place
Existing clients get a sign in. Rather than a trail of email attachments and a shared folder nobody maintains, the portal holds the current version of everything: what was agreed, what is in progress, what it is waiting on, and what has been invoiced.
- Meeting notes
- What was agreed on each call, in writing. Searchable, so "what did we say about the tender pack" takes seconds rather than a scroll back through an inbox.
- Concepts and proposals
- Every proposal and concept in one place, with the current version marked as current. No more working from a PDF attached to an email in March.
- Projects and status
- What is in progress, what it is waiting on, and who has it. Including the things waiting on you, which is usually the honest answer to why something has not moved.
- Terms and conditions
- The terms that apply to your engagement, as signed, with the date they were agreed. Not a generic copy from the website.
- Payments
- Invoices raised, what has been paid, and what is outstanding. No chasing an accounts inbox to find out.
- Feedback
- Somewhere to say what is working and what is not, without waiting for the next call. Read by a person, not routed into a ticket queue.
Sign in by email link. No password to forget.
A client account shows that client’s own engagement and nothing else. Commercial notes, pipeline and anything to do with other clients are never visible in the portal, by design rather than by permission setting.
If you are not a client yet and want to talk about what this would look like on one of your packages, that conversation is free and usually short.