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
Plenty of practitioners still write notes on paper — not because they're behind the times, but because paper is fast and doesn't get between them and the patient. The problem comes later: paper doesn't search, doesn't back up, and doesn't turn into anything useful.
What if the clinician kept their paper habit entirely — and the software met them where they are? Snap a photo of the handwritten note at the end of the session, and get a clean, structured digital record back automatically.
The best software doesn't demand that people change how they work. It removes the tax on the way they already work. That principle applies whether you're a clinic, a warehouse, or an accountant.
There's usually a manual step your team tolerates because "that's just how it's done". That's exactly where a small, well-aimed bit of bespoke software — increasingly with AI in the mix — pays for itself fastest.
How we migrated a hosting-dependent e-commerce provider off fragile physical servers and onto AWS — so peak trading no longer meant panic.
Off-the-shelf membership tools forced Fusion Fitness to work the software’s way. We built one that worked their way — and handled the supplier for them.
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.