Web design, software and AI for Edinburgh and Lothian businesses

Turns the people already searching for what you do into phone calls and enquiries, rather than losing them to a slow, unclear site.

• Designed for a phone first, so the visitors who arrive on a mobile stay long enough to call you
• Pages that load before someone gives up and goes back to the search results
• Set up for Google from day one: clear page titles, a sensible structure and the behind-the-scenes details, so you can be found for the work you actually do

Fewer no-shows, repeat work that comes back on its own, and the hours you spend chasing the diary handed back.

• Booking that fits how you already work, so nobody has to change their habits
• Automatic reminders by text, email or WhatsApp, on the channel your customers actually read
• Repeat work chased for you: MOTs, services, renewals and check-ups

Reminders that send themselves, customers answered out of hours, and a website you change by typing a sentence.

• Appointment and MOT reminders sent automatically by WhatsApp, SMS or email, timed to when each customer is actually due
• A chat assistant on your site that answers from your own prices, hours and policies, so the same questions stop landing in your inbox and on your phone
• Emails and enquiries sorted before you read them: urgent ones flagged, quotes drafted for you to check, and the rest filed

Getting found on Google by people near you who are ready to buy, so the site earns more visits, enquiries and calls.

• A behind-the-scenes check so Google can read every page and the site opens quickly on a phone: speed, layout, page titles, headings and the hidden labels that tell Google what your business is
• Research into the exact words people near you type into Google, so your pages aim at the searches that end in a sale
• Your Google Business Profile claimed, verified and filled in properly, so you turn up in the map results and on Maps

Your site stays online and taking enquiries, and a bad day means restoring a backup rather than rebuilding.

• Security updates installed regularly, for the site and everything it runs on, so known weak spots are closed before an automated attack finds them
• The padlock in the address bar kept on, with its certificate renewed automatically, so customers never see a "Not secure" warning
• Backups kept off the server and tested by restoring one, so a bad day has a known ending

An optional extra on top of the running costs: your site kept current, updated and backed up, with a local number to ring.

• Hosting (where your site lives), your web address renewal and the padlock certificate all handled, so nothing lapses without you noticing
• Software and security updates done before something breaks, rather than after a customer finds it
• Backups taken off the server and checked, so a bad day costs an hour rather than a rebuild