From ageing servers to AWS: giving an e-commerce platform room to scale
How we migrated a hosting-dependent e-commerce provider off fragile physical servers and onto AWS — so peak trading no longer meant panic.
Case Study
Most membership platforms assume every gym runs the same way. Fusion Fitness didn't, and they were tired of bending their business to fit someone else's software.
They needed a membership system that matched how they actually operated — not a generic tool with the wrong fields and missing steps. And crucially, they didn't want to spend their week project-managing a third-party supplier to get there.
"Lindell delivered our new membership system start to finish and dealt with the supplier so we didn't have to. Smooth, straightforward, and exactly what we needed — a massive thank you." — Dean Hutchinson, Fusion Fitness
This is the advisory and bespoke sides working together: we don't just build, we stand between you and the vendors so the outcome is the one you were promised.
If your software makes you do extra work to fit it, that's backwards. Bespoke isn't always the answer — but when the process is the product, it often is.
How we migrated a hosting-dependent e-commerce provider off fragile physical servers and onto AWS — so peak trading no longer meant panic.
A build exploring how clinicians who still work on paper can get the benefits of digital notes — snap a photo, get structured records back.
A deep-dive into a .NET desktop application that ingests high-frequency telemetry, crunches it live, and speaks the results back — the kind of engineering behind serious bespoke tools.
Tell us the business challenge — a decision, a system, a process, a pitch you don't trust — and we'll tell you, in plain English, how we'd solve it.