We design and build software, systems and AI automation for companies that can’t afford to get it wrong — and hand it over working.
- Founded in London, 2026
- A founder on every project
- We build. We don’t resell.
What we build
Design and build only — no installation or resale of third-party tools.
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One data model, three front doors. No copies to keep in sync.
Selected work
Four products in daily use — a trading platform, the firm running on it, a coworking space and a resort.
All work →
Two of these run on the same platform: one is the product, the other is the firm operating on it.
Where we’ve built
Three sectors we know from the inside, because we shipped in them.
Financial technology
Trading platforms and the firms that operate on them: money in, money out, and rules enforced continuously rather than reviewed after the fact.
Fyntra · Forex Funds Flow →Hospitality
Rooms sold direct, in the languages guests actually search in, with the rest of the stay running from a phone instead of a front desk.
GreenHills Suites →Shared workspace
Memberships, bookings, wallets and payments for places people share by the hour — where a hundred small transactions a day have to be frictionless.
GreenHills Space →
How we work
Four stages. Working software every two weeks, and a clean hand-over at the end.
The full approach →- Weeks 1–2
Discover
We map the process before we touch the code.
- Weeks 3–4
Design
Interfaces, data and architecture agreed on paper first.
- Fortnightly
Build
Short cycles. Working software you can use every two weeks.
- Final week
Hand over
Documentation, training and a clean exit. It’s yours.
What you keep
Software is the easy half. The rest is what lets your team run it, change it and take it somewhere else without us.
The best system is the one nobody has to think about.
- Code and infrastructure in your accountsFrom the first commit, not at the end.
- Written documentationArchitecture, runbooks and the decisions behind them.
- Tests where they earn their placeOn the paths that cost money when they break.
- Monitoring and alertsWired to an inbox someone actually reads.
- A recorded training sessionFor the people who will run it after we’ve gone.
- A clean exitNo lock-in, no retainer required, no keys held back.
Ways to start
Three shapes, drawn to the same scale. Most companies start with a discovery sprint and decide from there.
Discovery sprint
2 weeksFor when the problem is clear but the shape of the answer isn’t.
- A written process map
- An architecture and a build plan
- A costed proposal, by phase
Ends with a decision, not a commitment. The plan is yours either way.
Build engagement
8–16 weeksDesign and build, in fortnightly cycles, to a date you can plan around.
- Working software every two weeks
- Fixed scope and price per cycle
- Documentation written as we go
Ends with a hand-over: training, documentation and the keys.
Automation pilot
4–6 weeksOne workflow, measured before and after, with guardrails from day one.
- One workflow automated end to end
- A before-and-after measurement
- A log of every decision made
Ends with a number you can take to your board.
Notes
How we build, written down — including the parts we would do differently.
All notes →- AI automationFive questions to ask before you automate anythingThe checklist we run at the start of every automation engagement. Most projects that go wrong were answerable on day one.2 September 2026 · 6 min read
- Applications & platformsThree languages, one build: what right-to-left really costsArabic is not a translation job. Here is what changes in the layout, the components and the copy when a site has to work in both directions.21 August 2026 · 7 min read
- How we workWhy we don’t resell softwareNo licences, no referral fees, no partner badges. What that costs us, and why the arithmetic still works.6 August 2026 · 4 min read
Questions
The ones we are asked on the first call. If yours isn’t here, email us and we’ll answer it properly.
Read the full approach →How long does a project take?
Most builds run eight to sixteen weeks. A discovery sprint takes two, and an automation pilot four to six. You see working software every fortnight throughout, so the answer stops being a guess after the first cycle.
What does it cost?
We quote a fixed price per phase once we have mapped the work, which is what discovery is for. You approve each cycle before it starts, so the number never arrives as a surprise.
Who owns the code?
You do. Repositories, infrastructure and third-party accounts are in your name from the first commit. We work inside them rather than handing something over at the end.
Do you maintain it afterwards?
We hand it over working, documented and trained. If you want us on call for a support window afterwards we will quote for it, but nothing in the build obliges you to keep us.
Have something to build?
Tell us about it. A founder replies within two working days.
- hello@mohatech.io
- Based in
- London, United Kingdom
- Availability
- Taking new projects now