How we build and care for your Hub.

Shared foundations, configured for your organisation. We maintain the software while you put it to work.

The silent Smith inspecting his work beside the forge.
Care in the making

The Smith is our silent mascot. Meet the people behind the work.

Made from one pattern. Fitted to your work.

A shared software core, the parts your organisation needs, and your own identity on top. Your Hub holds your work and assistant, with a website, app and connections around it. Your data and configuration stay your own.

Self-service setup is included. Source preparation, migrations and custom work are quoted separately. Product support and faults are not purchased setup work.

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Your brand

Same tools. Your own look.

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Shared improvements

We maintain the shared software as part of your subscription. Custom work is quoted separately.

Start with the foundations

Configure existing tools for your organisation instead of starting each project from scratch.

Your own identity

Choose colours and type that suit your organisation. Your content and design remain yours.

Four hands stay on it.

Building, checking, maintaining and watching are separate jobs. A person approves changes to live systems; a question or alert does not automatically change your Hub.

Builder
Makes the system from the shared core and the parts you need.
Inspector
Checks the build against the standard before release.
Caretaker
Makes approved fixes and improvements to the running system.
Watchman
Flags drift and problems for attention. It does not quietly fix them itself.
AI SMITHSTANDS BEHIND THE WORK
Illustration of the mark

A mark we stand behind.

The AI Smith stamp means a particular build has been checked against our standard and passed. It belongs to the checked build, not automatically to everything bearing our name.

Shown here to explain its meaning, not to certify this page. The anvil logo identifies the maker; the stamp records a passed check.

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