People always ask what it's like running a business from a garden shed. The honest answer is: it's brilliant, and the team seems to agree.
We work remotely. Everyone does. The way we work online is like being in an office, except the people are from different places, with different day-to-day experiences, and nobody has to commute. We chat, we have jokes, we have dedicated channels for work. The one key benefit of working this way: if you're good at what you do, you can work from anywhere.
Everyone Has a Voice
Because the team is small and remote, everyone's views matter. From naming a new product to shaping how it works - opinions aren't just welcome, they're expected. That's not something you get in most office jobs.
It's not just about product development either. Personal development matters here too. If there's a course you want to take or a networking event you want to attend, we encourage it. A team that was built through freelancing understands the value of growing your own skills.
The Work
Our client base is diverse - no two projects are the same. Some of the work we do is at the forefront of technology, which keeps things interesting. There's always a new problem to solve, and the freedom to solve it your own way.
The Trade-offs
Sure, remote working has its downsides. When the trains aren't running, you can't use it as an excuse not to work. Snow days don't count either. But those are massively outweighed by the flexibility, the autonomy, and the lack of commute.
If you think you'd be a good fit, drop me an email.