Focused audit
From £1,500A bounded technical, product or release assessment with prioritised evidence.Independent product engineering
Build ambitious products, systems and experiences.
Product thinking and hands-on delivery from business foundation to software, AI, growth, SEO, security, visual QA and production release.
Define what should change, what stays untouched and how success will be checked.
Keep approvals, failure states and handover evidence visible throughout delivery.
Separate implementation, tests, visual acceptance, release and live verification.
Ways to engage
Start at the level your problem needs.
These starting points help qualify fit without pretending every build is identical. Final proposals are based on the outcome, risk, integrations, timeline and acceptance evidence—not prompt count or generated lines of code.
Delivery sprint
From £3,500A defined implementation outcome with acceptance criteria and handover proof.Product build
From £8,500A multi-stage software or agent-system build, quoted after discovery.Ongoing operator
From £2,500/monthReserved improvement capacity with a written scope, cadence and response window.External licences, cloud usage, model/API charges, travel and VAT—if applicable—are quoted separately. Larger fixed-price builds use funded milestones and written change control.
Fixed-output entry offers
Buy a decision before a bigger build.
These are bounded decision packs—not discounted versions of the deeper services. Each one answers a specific question, names what is excluded and closes with a usable ZIP handover.
Website and app launch
Product launch review
A focused visual and launch-readiness pass for a website or app that is close to meeting real users.
Good fit: Founders who need a short, prioritised answer before launch—not a full codebase audit.
ZIP handover
- Desktop and mobile visual review
- Launch-risk snapshot and ten prioritised fixes
- Annotated evidence and decision note
- Organised ZIP handover
Boundary: Does not include repository-wide audit, penetration testing, implementation or production deployment.
AI agents and automation
AI workflow opportunity map
Map one real workflow, identify the most useful agent or automation opportunities, and expose the approval and data risks early.
Good fit: Teams deciding where AI can create value before paying for an implementation.
ZIP handover
- Current-workflow diagram
- Three ranked automation or agent opportunities
- Tool, data, authority and failure-path notes
- Recommended pilot and organised ZIP handover
Boundary: Does not include production integrations, model tuning, data migration or ongoing operation.
Plan before the build
Software project blueprint
Turn a software idea into a usable scope, user path, architecture direction and phased delivery plan.
Good fit: Founders who need enough technical clarity to commission, compare or sequence a build.
ZIP handover
- Outcome, users and scope definition
- User-flow and architecture diagrams
- Prioritised backlog and acceptance criteria
- Phased plan and organised ZIP handover
Boundary: Does not include a coded prototype, final vendor quote, security certification or delivery guarantee.
Niche and operations clarity
Business system decision pack
Frame a niche business or operational problem, show where software could help, and produce a defensible 90-day decision plan.
Good fit: Operators exploring a digital service, internal tool or workflow improvement before a larger commitment.
ZIP handover
- Problem, audience and assumption brief
- Source-backed market and competitor snapshot
- Workflow, software opportunity and risk diagrams
- 90-day decision plan, charts, documents and ZIP handover
Boundary: Not legal, accounting, regulated, fundraising or primary market-validation advice; findings stay tied to stated sources and assumptions.
Niche to build-ready foundation
Startup & SaaS foundation pack
Turn a niche, startup or SaaS idea into a source-bounded business plan, product direction, growth path, diagrams and repository-ready handover—without starting the build.
Good fit: Founders who have chosen a direction and need one coherent foundation before commissioning design, engineering or fundraising work.
ZIP handover
- Source-bounded business and product plan with assumptions
- Market, growth, digital marketing and SEO direction
- User, system, data, security and hardening diagrams
- Visual QA, release criteria and repository-ready ZIP handover
Boundary: Does not include primary customer validation, audited forecasts, legal or regulated advice, production branding, coded implementation, deployment, live marketing or a published GitHub repository.
Different examples
Different problems. The same proof standard.
Filter the examples by the kind of outcome you need. Every card links to a public project record that separates the challenge, working evidence, live state and limits.

ChaseOS
- Problem
- Coordinate multiple agents without hiding authority, memory or recovery state.
- Evidence
- A working local-first control plane for agents, projects, approvals and persistent workflows.

Opus Vela Studio
- Problem
- Give one product a consistent workflow across human and developer surfaces.
- Evidence
- A revisioned creative workspace shared across the interface, MCP, SDK and CLI.

Opus Vela Voice
- Problem
- Ship private Windows software with recoverable state and an honest release path.
- Evidence
- Local recognition, safe insertion checks, recoverable history and installed-build verification.

MarginFlip
- Problem
- Turn a complex commercial workflow into a focused product and decision surface.
- Evidence
- Authentication, onboarding, charting and commercial boundaries reconciled in a live product.

StrikeZone Crypto
- Problem
- Make dense research and market structure reviewable instead of anecdotal.
- Evidence
- Reproducible analytical surfaces with visible research state and governed delivery.

ChaseOS Web
- Problem
- Connect a public product, billing and data path without blurring release proof.
- Evidence
- Cloudflare delivery, subscriptions, credits and waitlist flows with explicit live-state boundaries.
No examples match this group yet.
Service catalogue
Choose the outcome closest to yours.
14 focused services, organised into 5 client problems. A proposal may combine adjacent services, but it will still have one written scope and one definition of done.
Build products and software
From an initial product scope to a tested application and a release-ready handover.
Software delivery
Startup, SaaS and AI product engineering
Take a startup, SaaS or AI product from an accepted foundation through interface, backend, data, authentication, integrations, launch preparation and production evidence.
Good fit: A new SaaS product, internal platform, substantial milestone or prototype-to-production delivery where one owner must hold the whole system together.

Multi-surface AI productLive
Opus Vela StudioOne revisioned creative workspace delivered across a human interface, MCP, SDK and CLI.Typical deliverables
- Product scope, commercial assumptions, architecture and acceptance criteria
- Responsive frontend and backend implementation
- Data, API, authentication and integration wiring
- Security, discoverability, launch, tests and handover evidence
Software delivery
Internal tools, portals and decision dashboards
Turn an operational workflow or scattered business data into a focused tool that helps a team review, decide and act.
Good fit: Operations teams replacing spreadsheets, manual reporting or disconnected admin workflows.

Operations dashboardLive
ChaseOSRuns, approvals, review queues and knowledge-graph state turned into one decision surface.Typical deliverables
- Workflow and decision-model definition
- Responsive dashboard or internal tool
- Data and integration layer
- Access controls, QA and operating guide
Software delivery
Desktop and local-first software
Design and build privacy-conscious desktop or local-first software with clear offline boundaries, durable state and release evidence.
Good fit: Windows tools, creator utilities, private workspaces and products that should not depend on a browser-only SaaS architecture.

Private Windows softwareLive
Opus Vela VoiceLocal speech recognition, safe insertion checks, recoverable history and a verified desktop release path.Typical deliverables
- Application architecture and local data model
- Desktop interface and core workflows
- Packaging and update-path preparation
- Runtime, installer and clean-environment QA plan
Deploy agents and automation
Make AI and automation useful inside real workflows, with authority and failure paths designed in.
Agent systems
Agent systems and harness engineering
Design and implement a reviewable AI operating workflow with the right harness, model routing, context, approval boundaries, memory and recovery loop.
Good fit: Founders or teams moving from ad-hoc prompts to repeatable, tool-enabled agent delivery.

Agent control planeLive
ChaseOSPermissions, approvals, durable memory and operator recovery working together in one control plane.Typical deliverables
- Current-workflow, authority and risk map
- Harness, model, role and tool-routing design
- Approval, memory and evidence contract
- Implemented pilot, tests and operator handover
Automation and operations
Business automation and integrations
Connect the tools a business already uses while making retries, permissions, escalation, observability and human review explicit.
Good fit: Manual workflows that are repetitive, measurable and safe to automate in bounded stages.

Connected commercial workflowLive
ChaseOS WebPublic product, subscription, credit and waitlist paths connected with explicit release boundaries.Typical deliverables
- Workflow, value and integration map
- Automation implementation
- Failure, retry and human-review paths
- Operator guide and verified proof run
Agent systems
Personal AI workspace and agent-harness setup
Configure Codex or another suitable agent harness around a person's actual computer, repositories, working style and approval boundaries.
Good fit: Founders, developers and independent operators who want a repeatable AI-assisted environment instead of disconnected chat sessions.

Personal operator workspaceLive
ChaseOSRepositories, project state, agents, approvals and durable context organised around a real operator workflow.Try a related sample
Inspect a tested intake decision gate →Typical deliverables
- Environment, repository and privacy-boundary review
- Harness selection and personalised configuration
- Project instructions, reusable skills and work orders
- Validation run, operator guide and handover session
Clarify knowledge and decisions
Turn source material, product data and complex plans into traceable decision systems.
Knowledge and data
AI knowledge, RAG and durable-memory systems
Build a traceable knowledge layer that can ingest, retrieve and reuse business information without silently turning generated output into truth.
Good fit: Teams with valuable documents, research or operating knowledge spread across tools and repositories.

Evidence-led research systemResearch Preview
GreyTheory ResearchResearch claims kept traceable to evidence, confidence and review state instead of becoming silent truth.Typical deliverables
- Source, trust and retention model
- Ingestion, retrieval and provenance pipeline
- Evaluation set and failure-case checks
- Permissions, review workflow and handover
Knowledge and data
Data analysis, reporting and executive systems
Convert raw operational or product data into validated metrics, decision-ready reporting and reproducible dashboards.
Good fit: Teams that have data but lack trustworthy KPIs, recurring reporting or a usable decision surface.

Decision-ready market evidenceLive
StrikeZone CryptoMarket structure, research state and governed delivery converted into reviewable analytical surfaces.Typical deliverables
- Metric and source-of-truth definitions
- Data-quality and transformation checks
- Decision-oriented report or dashboard
- Refresh process and interpretation guide
Architecture and assurance
Technical architecture and delivery planning
Turn an ambitious product or system idea into a defensible architecture, sequence and decision record before major engineering spend.
Good fit: Founders or teams who need technical clarity before committing to a build or recovery programme.
Authority architectureOpen Source
ChaseOS CoreA request-to-evidence architecture that makes routing, approval, denial and bounded execution visible.Try a related sample
See an AI workflow opportunity map →Typical deliverables
- System map and key decisions
- Risk, dependency and boundary review
- Phased implementation plan
- Build-versus-buy and team recommendations
Reach and convert the right audience
Connect search intent, content, campaigns, measurement and the product surface into one governed growth system.
Growth and discoverability
Growth, SEO and digital marketing systems
Turn audience evidence and search intent into a repeatable acquisition system across useful content, campaigns, conversion paths, analytics and learning loops.
Good fit: Founder-led products and specialist businesses that have something credible to sell but no joined-up route from discovery to enquiry or purchase.
Governed growth operationsIn Development
Opus Vela GrowthAudience signals, cited opportunities and human campaign decisions kept in one reviewable signal-to-learning system.Typical deliverables
- Audience, search-intent and message architecture
- Technical and on-page SEO priorities
- Campaign, content and conversion-path system
- Measurement plan, review cadence and operator handover
Front-end and visual systems
Visual front-end, design systems and QA
Translate a product direction or Figma system into a polished, responsive interface. Where it serves the brief, add purposeful motion or interactive visual storytelling, then verify the important journeys across devices and release states.
Good fit: Product sites, dashboards, onboarding, interactive stories and application interfaces that need professional visual refinement.

Public product systemLive
Opus Vela WebA responsive product-family front door with live-state clarity, real media and consistent interaction rules.Typical deliverables
- Interface direction, interaction and component rules
- Responsive front-end implementation
- Accessibility, reduced-motion, interaction, console and failure-state checks
- Desktop, mobile and before-and-after visual QA pack
Harden and release with proof
Find fragile boundaries, reduce avoidable risk and establish a repeatable, verifiable route to production.
Architecture and assurance
Product, codebase and system audit
An independent evidence-led assessment of what is solid, what is fragile and what should be fixed first.
Good fit: Existing products, agent systems or release processes that need prioritised technical truth.

Product truth auditLive
MarginFlipAuthentication, onboarding, charting and commercial boundaries reconciled against the working product.Typical deliverables
- Repository and product-truth audit
- Prioritised findings with evidence
- Remediation plan and acceptance gates
- Executive and technical readout
Security and hardening
Product security, hardening and release assurance
Review and strengthen the product boundaries most likely to fail in production: identity, permissions, secrets, data handling, dependencies, deployment and recovery.
Good fit: Products approaching launch, inheriting technical debt or handling higher-value data and actions without a clear hardening path.

Fail-closed control planeLive
ChaseOSPermission tiers, approval gates, protected-file controls and explicit denial paths tested as part of the operating system.Typical deliverables
- Threat, trust-boundary and attack-surface review
- Identity, permissions, secrets and dependency hardening
- Prioritised remediation with acceptance evidence
- Release, rollback and incident-readiness checklist
Cloud and release
Cloud, deployment and release engineering
Turn working source code into a repeatable release path with environments, CI, observability, rollback planning and proof of what is actually live.
Good fit: Products that work locally but have fragile deployments, unclear environments or unreliable release handoffs.

Cloud release pathLive
ChaseOS WebCloudflare deployment, data, billing and live-route verification kept as separate proof states.Typical deliverables
- Environment and release-path audit
- CI/CD and deployment implementation
- Secrets, rollback and observability boundaries
- Release checklist and verification evidence
One offer, several contracting routes
Start directly—or through a verified profile.
ChaseInTech is the authoritative service catalogue. Marketplace packages may narrow a service into a fixed deliverable, but they do not change the underlying standards, boundaries or proof expected from the work.
Working boundaries
Useful clarity before the call.
Do you take small projects?
Yes, when the outcome can be bounded. A focused audit or sprint is often the right first engagement before a larger build.
Can you work inside an existing codebase?
Yes. Existing systems normally begin with repository truth, current deployment evidence and explicit boundaries around unrelated work.
Does “agentic” mean unsupervised automation?
No. Authority, approvals, evidence, failure handling and operator recovery are designed for the real risk of the workflow.
What happens after delivery?
You receive the agreed source, operating documentation and verification evidence. Ongoing capacity is available only through a separately scoped support or operator engagement.
Start with the problem
Tell me what must change—and what cannot break.
Include the current system, desired outcome, timeline, important constraints and rough budget band. The first response will identify the most useful next step, even if that is a smaller diagnostic rather than a build.