Your website, always improving.

We need a proper site — who we are, where to find us, and how to get in touch.

The institutional basics, done properly: your story, your team, opening hours, location, and a contact form that actually reaches you. Something changes, you send a message, we put it up.

We want reservations on our own site. We're tired of paying commission on every cover.

A booking system built into your site: your tables, your rules, your confirmation emails. No commission per cover and no monthly fee to a reservation service — and the bookings stay yours, in your own database, to export whenever you want. Menus, photos and pickup orders work the same way.

Members should see fixtures and training groups and sign up for them — without another subscription.

Fixtures, events and training groups run from your own site, behind a members-only login. No per-member fee to club-management software, and the member list is your data, not theirs. Galleries after the weekend, and sponsors where people actually look.

I need somewhere to keep my CV and publications current, and updating it shouldn't be a project.

Your bio, your CV, your talks and publications, on your own domain instead of a rented profile page. A new role, a new paper, a fresh PDF to download — you send it, it goes up. No hosted-profile subscription, and the page and everything on it stay yours.

We bake something different most weeks. The menu on our site is from two summers ago.

A menu that changes as often as your counter does: seasonal cakes, this week's cookies, photos that look like the actual tray. Send the new bake and it's on the page. Pickup orders and card payment run from your own site too, with no commission per order to a delivery app.

Clients should be able to book a consultation without three emails back and forth.

Appointment booking built into your own site: your slots, your buffer times, your confirmation and reminder emails. No per-seat fee to a scheduling service and no client list sitting inside one — the bookings land in your own database. Add a secure upload for the paperwork clients send ahead.

We need a proper site — who we are, where to find us, and how to get in touch.

The institutional basics, done properly: your story, your team, opening hours, location, and a contact form that actually reaches you. Something changes, you send a message, we put it up.

We want reservations on our own site. We're tired of paying commission on every cover.

A booking system built into your site: your tables, your rules, your confirmation emails. No commission per cover and no monthly fee to a reservation service — and the bookings stay yours, in your own database, to export whenever you want. Menus, photos and pickup orders work the same way.

Members should see fixtures and training groups and sign up for them — without another subscription.

Fixtures, events and training groups run from your own site, behind a members-only login. No per-member fee to club-management software, and the member list is your data, not theirs. Galleries after the weekend, and sponsors where people actually look.

I need somewhere to keep my CV and publications current, and updating it shouldn't be a project.

Your bio, your CV, your talks and publications, on your own domain instead of a rented profile page. A new role, a new paper, a fresh PDF to download — you send it, it goes up. No hosted-profile subscription, and the page and everything on it stay yours.

We bake something different most weeks. The menu on our site is from two summers ago.

A menu that changes as often as your counter does: seasonal cakes, this week's cookies, photos that look like the actual tray. Send the new bake and it's on the page. Pickup orders and card payment run from your own site too, with no commission per order to a delivery app.

Clients should be able to book a consultation without three emails back and forth.

Appointment booking built into your own site: your slots, your buffer times, your confirmation and reminder emails. No per-seat fee to a scheduling service and no client list sitting inside one — the bookings land in your own database. Add a secure upload for the paperwork clients send ahead.