Proof over promise
Trusted by serious organisations.
(the work we can share)
Retail · Aviation · Healthcare · Financial services · Comfortable where it’s regulated
One of the UK’s largest supermarket groups.
- Key supplier of digital technology
- ACP: real-time personalisation, privacy by design, at national scale
- Digital Studio provider for 17+ years
- 100,000 personalised ‘moments’ per second
- Full life-cycle CRM management
The UK’s air traffic control service, keeping the skies safe.
- Technical prototyping and simulations
- Several virtual reality solutions
- Secure real-time dashboards
- Smart City platform · Future Skies project
- WorldView with secure SAP integration
- Compliance and systems assurance
One of the world’s best known brands.
- Relaunched Global VIP Loyalty Programme
- Real-time personalisation across loyalty base world-wide
- From data seed load to live globally in 4 weeks
- Multi-lingual multi-currency ecom
- Revenue optimisation algorithms
The UK’s national health service.
- Mental-health initiatives across the UK, leading to a mental-health charity founded by one of our founders
- 3D/Virtual Reality visualisations
- Patient Mail 1-1 personalised digital CRM
Creative and document software, used worldwide.
- ACP client in the US, rolling out to EMEA and Asia
- Strategy/data for global omnichannel CRM programme
Carnival UK, home of P&O Cruises and Cunard.
- ACP client globally
- 1-1 real-time passenger comms before, during and after travel
UK retail banking.
- Offer personalisation and segmenting
- Legal compliance tools for email communications
- ACP for all opted-in users
Heritage · Active Content Platform
We were doing AI at this scale before the wave.
ACP is the thread through much of this work: AI-driven, real-time personalisation that ran in production at enterprise scale. 100 million users. A million transactions a second. Multi-lingual, multi-currency, and earned with grit, engineering excellence and the deepest kind of client trust.
We withdrew it from sale. Not because it stopped working, but because running something is how you learn what is coming for it, and we could see what was coming. The platform was never the asset. The asset is knowing what it takes to operate AI at that scale: the technology, and then the far harder part, the process and the governance that decide whether anything is allowed to run at all. Whatever the technology changes next, those problems do not go away.
What we build now
We still build. We give it away.
The platform era taught us how to build at scale, and we have not stopped. What changed is what happens next. We build where a problem is big, real and still unsolved, in the gap before the large platforms reach it. That gap always closes. While it is open, the work is better used than owned, so we release it free and open source. Our codebase intelligence engine, SocratiCode, is the most widely used of them, and it is there to be read by anyone who wants to judge us on the engineering.
Why we do that, at greater length: Why we give our platforms away →