One venture a month. That is the capacity.

An idea on Monday. A live business in 30 days.

Not a website. The whole thing — the business model, the brand, the application, the content, the payments and the back office that runs it. Built by one person who has done it 169 times, working directly with you.

Two people larking about outside the Wrexham stadium car park on launch day

Wrexham launch

A Snacks Away three-wheeled delivery van parked on a forecourt
Four lads posing and pointing at the Snacks Away van

From my own ventures

The month

Four weeks, in this order.

  1. 1

    Decide

    What the business actually is. Model, pricing, audience, name, the shape of the thing. Most of the value is here, and it is the week people try to skip.

    Week 1

  2. 2

    Build

    Brand identity and the first working version. Not a mockup — a real application with real data models you can click through.

    Week 2

  3. 3

    Fill

    Content, copy, imagery, integrations, payments. The unglamorous week that decides whether it looks finished.

    Week 3

  4. 4

    Ship

    Domain, analytics, back office, handover. You get the keys and know how to drive it.

    Week 4

A Trusted Media photograph: three colleagues standing around a table with laptops and notes

Round the table

A Trusted Media photograph: someone at a desk by a window with a coffee, looking up from the work

Coffee and a problem

The rules, before you ask

The 30 days start when your assets land

Not when you sign. Logos, photography, product data, whatever the build needs. If your material arrives in week three, the clock has not been running — and I will tell you that on day one rather than at the end.

Scope is fixed at the start

We agree what "live" means before anything is built — domain, content, payments, or not. New ideas in week three become version two.

One at a time

I run a group of companies; a sprint takes the whole of my build capacity for that month. If the month is taken, you go in the diary for the next one.

There is no price on this page

There is no standard build. Tell me what it is and I will tell you what it takes — or tell you honestly that it does not need me.

What this looks like finished

An Italian wine estate came to me with a name, a vineyard and a hard drive. It left with a brand, a site built around 415 of its own photographs and 51 films, and a back office the estate runs itself. That is the shape of the work.

See what else I have built

Tell me about the venture

Five minutes. The more specific you are, the more useful my answer is.

What you want covered

No obligation, no automated sequence. It comes to me.