One address, and a person on the other end of it.
There is no contact form on this site. A form that posts nowhere is worse than no form, and we would rather you had the address itself. Everything below reaches the same inbox, and the subject line is only there to help us sort it.
Ways to reach us
Anything at all
Questions about the company, the work, the site, or a sentence on it that reads wrong.
Tell us where to send it
If you want to hear when there is something to look at, send an email with that subject. We will write when there is something real, and not on a schedule.
Rights requests and data questions
Requests under the UK GDPR, including access, erasure and objection, are handled by the company at the same address. Put the right you are exercising in the subject line so the one month clock starts cleanly.
Reporting a vulnerability
If you believe you have found a security problem in this site or in anything we later publish, email us with the details and how to reproduce it. We will acknowledge it, and we will not take action against anyone who reports a genuine issue in good faith.
Client work and recruitment
We do not take client projects, so agency briefs, outsourcing enquiries and development tenders will not get a useful answer. We are not running a recruitment process and have no vacancies to describe.
The registered office is an address, not a place to visit.
It exists so that statutory post can be delivered and so that anyone can look the company up. There is no reception, no meeting room and nobody to receive a parcel or a courier. If you need to send something physical, email first and we will tell you where it should go.
We are early. If you want to know what we are building, tell us where to send it.
One email when there is something worth showing, written by a person, with no schedule behind it.
Email reaches a person, not a ticket queue. We aim to reply within three working days.