Big-firm experience.
Without the big firm.
A technology practice in St Helier for small and medium-sized businesses in Jersey and Guernsey. Websites, search, automation, AI training and the plans that keep you running. Done properly, explained plainly, and yours to keep.
Get found. Save time.
Stay running.
The three things most owners want from technology. Start wherever the need is: a website, better search results, AI training for the team, or a plan for the bad day.
Get found by the right people.
Most customers look you up before they call. If they can’t find you, or what they find is out of date, they call someone else.
Take the admin off your plate.
Small teams lose hours to copying, chasing and re-typing. Most of it can be joined up, and AI can help where it genuinely earns its keep.
Be ready for the bad day.
Laptops die, suppliers go down, key people go on holiday. A written, tested plan turns a crisis into an awkward morning.
Six things you can count on.
The things that usually go wrong with tech suppliers, ruled out before anything starts.
- 01
You deal with me.
No account managers, no ticket queues. The person you meet does the work.
- 02
A fixed quote first.
You know the cost before anything starts. A quote is a ceiling, not a target.
- 03
You own everything.
Site, domain, accounts and code. Documented, and in your name.
- 04
No lock-in.
Nothing you can’t cancel. If you ever move on, everything goes with you.
- 05
No commission.
No reseller margin, no referral fees. If I recommend it, it’s because it’s right for you.
- 06
Questions are free.
Before, during and long after. Ask whenever something puzzles you.
Most of my work starts with one of these.
“Our website looks fine, but nobody ever finds us through it.”Where I’d start Getting found →
“I honestly don’t know what would happen if that computer died.”Where I’d start Business continuity →
“Everyone keeps saying we should use AI. For what, exactly?”Where I’d start AI training →
“We re-type the same order into three different systems.”Where I’d start AI & automation →
“We’re too small for an IT director, but these decisions keep landing on me.”Where I’d start A free call →
“Somebody set this up years ago and now nobody can figure it out.”Where I’d start A free call →
What I’m not.
Better to know now than three weeks in.
- Not a lawyer. I draft policies as part of a build; final sign-off stays with you.
- Not your IT provider. Keep them for laptops and networks. I make sure everything else still joins up.
- Not a compliance adviser. I build the technology behind it and hand your advisers the evidence.
- Not certified in Cyber Essentials, so I don’t sell it.