Who Precode is for

Product teams at scale-ups and enterprises who need senior design and build capacity they can't hire fast enough, and funded startups who need to ship faster than hiring allows.

AI, automotive, B2B and enterprise software, ecommerce and retail, education, energy, fintech, food and beverage, healthcare, insurance, logistics, mapping and mobility, media and entertainment, professional services, property tech, startups and VC, technology, travel and web3.

Yes. We've designed and built fintech products and we're good at making dense, regulated functionality feel simple — for example fast VAT refund flows and lending platforms.

Yes — particularly funded startups (Series A or later, or with budget in place) who need to validate, design or build fast. Fintech startups in particular tend to be a strong fit.

Yes. The founders have worked on products for enterprises like Ocado, Jaguar Land Rover, BBC and Aviva, and we understand procurement, security questions and governance — delivered at startup speed.

Yes. Healthcare is one of our sectors, including work with Induction Healthcare, and we handle the regulated, complex-made-simple challenges these products bring.

A product team at a company with £5M+ revenue or Series B+ funding, with developers but a design bottleneck, who values speed and certainty over process and committees — usually led by a Head of Product, VP Product or CPO.

Yes — including work for Ocado, Co-op, Big Motoring World and Asahi. Clutch has recognised us as a top user experience company for retail.

Generally no. If there's no budget or development plan, we're probably not the right fit yet. The 1-Day Sprint can still be a low-cost way to get focused help.

Yes. The founders have worked on automotive products including Jaguar Land Rover, Audi and BMW, and we've delivered automotive UX work such as Big Motoring World.

Yes, if you're funded or have budget. We regularly take founders from little more than an idea to something real and deployable inside a sprint — useful before a raise, a pitch or a launch.

Yes — SaaS and B2B software is a core area, from validating new tools to building deployed products with billing and dashboards.

Yes. Matt has led design on exchanges, wallets and DEXs, and we've designed gateways into ecosystems like Solana.

We're burst capacity — senior, not junior. We run a new initiative as a parallel track so your roadmap doesn't stall and you don't pull engineers off their work.

Two things: clear, build-ready specs so your team builds the right thing first time, or a deployed build without pulling your engineers. Either way it's senior work, fixed price, code you own.

Yes — property tech is one of our sectors.

Yes — it's deep founder territory. Matt co-founded Navmii, a GPS navigation app used by 30 million+ people in 195 countries.

We build working proof-of-concepts in a week when internal IT would take six months — polished enough to win buy-in and budget, positioned alongside procurement and security, not around them.

Yes — including founder experience with the BBC, and it's one of our active sectors.

To design and build digital products in days, not months, with senior people and high certainty of outcome — without the cost and lag of hiring.

Yes. We handle the design and build and explain things plainly. You don't need to be technical — that's what you're hiring us for.

Yes — founder experience includes Aviva and AXA, and insurance is one of our sectors.

Pre-funding startups with no development plan, anyone needing extensive discovery before design, anyone who can't make decisions without committee approval, and anyone who thinks "five days" means rough sketches.

Yes. Clutch has recognised us as a top user experience company for supply chain, logistics and transport.

From funded startups up to enterprises — often UK businesses up to a few hundred people that have a digital product but no in-house design team, plus larger product teams needing extra senior capacity.

Yes — education is one of our sectors, and EdTech with course delivery is a typical multi-sprint build.

Yes. The UK is our primary market, with clients also in the US, EU and Australia.

Yes — a two-sided marketplace with multiple roles and payment flows is a typical two-sprint build.

A new initiative that can't wait for hiring, a full roadmap with something that still needs to ship, or the need to validate before committing development resource — often around a raise, a launch, a board meeting or a competitor move.

Yes. SaaS with subscription billing is a typical two-sprint build; our own product ContentNow is a full SaaS with AI and Stripe billing.

Yes — booking systems with calendar sync are a typical single-sprint build.

No. We work across many sectors — retail, automotive, healthcare, fintech, media and more — wherever there's a digital product to design or build.

Yes — waitlist platforms with viral sharing and directory platforms with search and filters are typical single-sprint builds.

Sprint clients typically budget £10k–50k for a project. The entry point is the 1-Day Sprint at £1,500.

Yes — rescuing stalled or distressed builds is one of the most common reasons people come to us. We take it on and get it to a state you're proud to launch.

Yes — admin dashboards and tools pulling from multiple APIs are typical builds, scaling from one to several sprints by complexity.

Yes. We build custom AI/ML integrations, and we use AI in our own products — for example a multi-provider AI SaaS built in five days.

Yes. When a freelancer goes quiet or an in-house developer leaves mid-build, we pick it up and get it shipped.

Yes — re-energising a working but dated product is one of our most common engagements. We modernise without losing what works.

Yes — making dense, technical or regulated functionality feel obvious is a core strength, especially in fintech and healthcare.