Three senior founders. Defence, national security, enterprise software.
We take on problems where engineering depth and design care both matter. Every engagement is touched by one of the three of us — no juniors on your programme, no offshoring, no handoffs to a team you haven't met.
Secure frontends, human-AI teaming interfaces, identity and data-integrity tooling.
Most interesting problems in defence and regulated software are interface problems. We understand the environments, the constraints and the terminology. Below: a live sketch of what we mean by human-in-the-loop — draft, review, approve. Hover a paragraph.
Bespoke work for startups, scale-ups and established businesses.
Not "a website" — actual engineering and design craft applied to whatever the client is trying to do. Internal tools, modern web applications, AI-enabled features, built the first time.
Built for businesses that can't justify US-built SaaS prices.
The first helps small companies improve their web presence without a marketing agency. Draft-and-approval loops so a human stays in control.
Two of us were at BAE Systems Applied Intelligence at the same time. Two of us overlapped at Velo Payments. Tri-Iron is what happens when you put three people who already know how each other build things into the same room and let them pick their own work.
Currently CTO of Naismiths. Ex-Head of Frontend at BAE Systems Applied Intelligence and Velo Payments. 16+ years in application development across cyber security, open banking and property analytics.
Senior UX/UI. Led product design at CyberSmart; senior visual UX at Velo Payments; UX at BAE Systems Applied Intelligence and ADP. Builds design systems that take year-long projects down to three months.
Full-stack engineer, currently contracted to Lockheed Martin as a senior frontend developer. Previously at BAE Systems and Deep3. React, Node, TypeScript, and the kind of work that doesn't get talked about publicly.
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