Blogshop Media
A storytelling social platform on web, iOS and Android, built for a pre-launch startup where the story — not the status update — is the unit everything else hangs off.
Build slots open this quarter
We build the software service businesses run on.
We work with ambitious businesses to design, build and ship digital products that last.
Booking, dispatch, members, orders, admin — plus the brand and site around it. One team, start to finish.
Selected work
Shipped, and still running.
Feetpath Podiatry
A website and clinic admin for a London podiatry practice — services, online booking, and payment taken up front, with the whole operation managed from one backend.
Mangrove Delicious
An online storefront for a multi-branch restaurant, where a customer picks the kitchen cooking their food before they pick the food.
Surefit gym
A management platform for a three-branch gym — memberships, payments, attendance, reporting and a shop — with the front door wired to the same record as the subscription.
What we do
One team, four disciplines.
Strategy, identity, web and product are one job here. Split them across agencies and you get a brand that argues with the product it is attached to — and two invoices for the privilege.
Strategy
We map how the work actually happens before proposing anything. The map decides what gets built and in what order.
Identity
Names, marks, type and colour, plus the rules that keep them consistent once we hand them over.
Web
Sites that load fast, read well on a phone, and can be updated by the people who own the content.
Product
The internal tools: dispatch boards, records systems, admin. The screens a business runs on every day.
Journal
Notes from the build.
TechSmall systems that grow without a rewrite
Building for scale you do not have is waste. Building so that scale is possible is craft.
- Design
Designing forms people actually finish
Abandonment is rarely about length. It is about the moment someone is asked for something they do not have to hand.
- Strategy
Start with the process, not the page
Most sites that fail were designed before anyone understood the work they were meant to support.
- Tech
What “it should work anywhere” really costs
Offline-first is a genuine engineering decision with a real price. It is worth paying in some places and not others.
Tell us what you are trying to fix.
Send a short description of the process that is costing you time. We will come back with a plan, a timeline, and a price.