Software studio · Salisbury, UK

I turn ideas and business problems into software.

A process that has outgrown its spreadsheet. Information spread across systems that don't talk to each other. An idea that needs engineering, or software that works but has to do more. I work out what the software needs to do, then build it.

You'll deal with me directly: the person who designs it is the person who builds it. More about me →

Simon Tregunna

What I build

Two ways in

  • Bespoke software

    Internal tools, customer portals, integrations and new products, built around how your business actually works. It records what matters as the work happens, handles what doesn't need a person and shows you what's going on. Existing software that needs modernising or extending, too. AI where it's the right tool, not by default.

    Bespoke software →
  • Websites

    Fast, accessible websites that are easy to find, built in WordPress or custom code. Fixed prices, published up front, with hosting and support from £25 a month.

    Ten builds are going at half price through the Founding Ten.

    Websites and prices →

Recent work

Three recent projects

  • HACCP Compliance

    My own venture

    A paper food-safety process became a production system for my smokehouse. It records times, temperatures, batches and checks as the food is made. It's in daily use.

    Read the case study →
    Batch lookup in the HACCP system: batch codes, products, supplier lots and dates
    Batch lookup, in daily use
  • artAML

    Contract engagement

    The frontend of a live anti-money-laundering platform, moved across two major Angular versions while the businesses relying on it carried on. More than 1,200 tests kept passing throughout.

    Read the case study →
  • Moonrakers Judo Club

    Website · Salisbury

    One fast page for a Salisbury judo club: classes, coaches and a way to get in touch. No platform it didn't need.

    Read the case study →
All the work →

The next step

Tell me what you're working on

It doesn't need to be a brief. Tell me how it works today, or what the website needs to do.

I usually reply within one working day. For a website that often includes a price. For software, the first step is working out what needs building.