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Software and AI, engineered to last.

We design and build apps, SaaS platforms and AI features, specified first and reviewed by senior engineers.

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01Work

Case studies

Quantum Craft is a software and AI development agency in London. We build software products and AI features, and our AI consultancy helps UK companies adopt AI safely.

Each case study gives the phases, team shape and price band for a build like it. We still work on most of the platforms we build after launch.

BlueWave, water-hygiene compliance and field-service platform
Water-hygiene complianceLive

BlueWave

The brief was one system for UK water-hygiene contractors, from scheduling and an offline field app to five-year compliance records. When the LCA auditor arrives, the evidence is one search away.

Published fact: In use with six contractor organisations

Case study: BlueWave, Water-hygiene compliance
NForge, software for personal trainers and fitness studios
Fitness · coaching platformLive

NForge

We were engaged to design and build NForge, business software for independent fitness coaches, with native apps, storefronts and payments. Its AI programme generator runs around thirty checks before a coach sees a plan.

Published fact: Payments released per delivered session

Case study: NForge, Fitness · coaching platform
Karu's week diary: five days of fifty-minute therapy sessions, most attended, one cancelled and one not attended, with a shaded lunch break.
Mental health · private practiceIn build

Karu

Karu is a practice platform for UK therapists that we were engaged to design and build for a family-run business, so that client confidentiality never depends on someone remembering a rule.

Published fact: Clinical notes never enter the search index

Case study: Karu, Mental health · private practice
Treble lesson page: a drawn stave of note values with an audio player beneath it, and a list of how long each note lasts.
Education · music exam practiceDelivered

Treble

We were engaged to build Treble, a music-theory exam practice platform: lessons, quizzes and mock exams for students, and a studio where educators write and publish the lessons.

Published fact: Subscriptions by the grade

Case study: Treble, Education · music exam practice

All case studies

Platforms we build on

  • Google Cloud
  • Amazon Web Services
  • Microsoft Azure
  • Stripe
  • App Store
  • Google Play
  • Mapbox
02Where to start

Software and AI development, and AI consultancy

Every first step has a published fee, excluding VAT, and you can stop after it and keep what it produced.

Every fee on one page
Build

AI product development

You have a product to build, or an MVP that has to survive real users.

MVPs, SaaS platforms, mobile apps and AI features inside products you already run. A focused MVP typically costs £35,000 to £80,000 over 6 to 12 weeks.

First step

  • Specification sprintOne to two weeks£4,500 or £8,500

    You can take the specification to any supplier, us included.

More on product development

Not sure which of these you need? Start with the free call

03Team

How the team works with you

The people who scope your product are the people who build it.

  • The first call

    One of our senior engineers takes the first call, so your questions get engineering answers.

  • The build

    A senior engineer leads each build. They agree the specification with you first and sign off the architecture decisions.

  • The review

    A senior engineer reads every change before it merges, and automated tests run on every one.

  • The team

    It is sized to the build, with design where the product needs it. Larger programmes have run four to six engineers at peak.

Nothing lives only in one person's memory: the specification, decision records and tests can sit in your repository from the first commit.

Before you sign, ask to meet the engineers who would build your product

More about the team
04Method

How we build

Every change starts from a written specification and ships only after senior review and automated tests.

  1. Gate: Specification agreed, by you

    Discovery and specification

    One to two weeks

    What gets built, how, what it should cost and what could go wrong, written down for you to agree.

  2. Gate: Tests in place, by an engineer

    Kick-off

    First week of the build

    We set the milestones and put the automated tests in place before any feature work starts.

  3. Gate: Reviewed and tested, approved by a senior engineer

    Build

    Two-week cycles

    At the end of every cycle you click through working software.

  4. Gate: Released by an engineer

    Launch and handover

    Final cycle

    We release to production after a security and performance pass, then hand over documentation your team can run the system from. The code is yours on full payment.

More on how we work
Start a conversation

Tell us what you're building or deciding.

Tell us about a product you want built, or a decision about AI you need to make, and we'll set up a 30-minute call. You'll get a straight answer on what it would take, including when the answer is that you don't need us.

What do you need?
The first call is free, and there is no sales pitch.

What happens after you get in touch

  1. We reply within one working day

    By email, to arrange a time for the call.

  2. A free 30-minute call

    With a senior engineer, not a salesperson, about what you are building or deciding.

  3. The fee in writing first

    If a first step is worth taking, you get its exact fee in writing before any work starts.