A founder-led engineering studio in Middlesbrough, Teesside. We build the software, integrations and dashboards that keep ecommerce, B2B and SaaS companies running — for clients in five timezones, from London to Auckland.
Every screen out there is a capture of a site that’s live today — luxury storefronts, trade portals, configurators, a Middlesbrough venue. Hover a name to find it in the tunnel.
We don’t pitch platforms. We build the unsexy plumbing that keeps your business running.
We build custom software for established businesses — websites, CRMs, internal tools, customer portals — designed around how your team actually works, so you sell more and waste less time.
No buzzwords. No frameworks. Just the work.
Websites, internal dashboards, customer portals, CRMs, quoting tools, booking systems — built from scratch around how your business actually works, not a template bent to fit.
We sit with your people, learn the workflow, and build the software around the real shape of the business. The tool fits the team, not the other way around — no off-the-shelf SaaS bent into something it isn’t.
The point isn’t the software. It’s what happens after: more enquiries handled, fewer hours wasted reconciling spreadsheets, your staff doing the work that actually moves the business forward.
Four core practices, one studio. We move between them depending on where the leverage is — usually all four end up in play.
Internal dashboards your team will actually use. Built around your real workflow, not stitched from off-the-shelf tiles.
We pick boring technology on purpose, then push it harder than the marketing pages suggest. Here’s where we spend most of our days.
Hydrogen, Liquid, custom apps. Storefronts that move fast and don’t break.
Bespoke plugins, performance tuning, custom checkouts — WordPress + WooCommerce taken seriously.
Google Merchant Center, Meta CAPI, TikTok, Pinterest — push the right data, watch the right errors.
Ingest, transform, monitor. From CSV chaos to clean event streams.
The plumbing that makes the rest of your stack reliable. APIs, webhooks, queue workers, idempotency keys.
Operations dashboards, admin panels, workflow automation built for your team.
Klaviyo, Iterable, in-house. Triggered flows tied to your real product data.
Algolia, Typesense, in-house. Relevance tuned to actual conversion data.
You can’t fix what you can’t see. Logs, metrics, traces — wired in from day one.
Same shape for a one-week dashboard or a six-month platform build. The cadence stays — only the scope changes.
FeedPulse started as one client’s product feed problem. It turned into the system we now run for retailers in five timezones — feed transformation, channel sync, performance monitoring.
Live from the FeedPulse database · refreshed hourly
No account managers, no junior offshore team, no handover after the sale. Rikky and Jeff still pitch, scope and stay close to every project — supported by a small team of senior engineers based out of Teesside. If you book a call, one of the founders picks up.
Designs the part of the product your customers actually touch — interfaces, interactions, motion, the polish that makes the engineering visible. Twelve years moving between Figma and a codebase, with the front-end skills to ship the design instead of handing it over a wall. Started Stackpulse with Jeff in 2021 because most growing companies need senior design embedded in the build, not bolted on at the end.
Full-stack engineer with a designer’s eye. Spent ten years building ecommerce platforms across Shopify and WooCommerce — long enough to know the difference between a working app and a great one is usually a designer who can also ship the back end. Scopes every project, owns the platform layer, and reviews every interface Rikky pushes.
We’ll tell you exactly what we’d ship.
One call. We’ll dig into what you’ve got, where it’s friction, and whether we’re the right people to help. No deck, no pitch.
We reply within 4 working hours · Currently booked out 14 days
A fixed scope, fixed price slice.
A whole product, end-to-end.
We become your engineering team.