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Whether you’re building something new or modernising a system that’s holding you back, we design and build software that fits how your business actually works.
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A short paid exercise that turns an idea into a written specification, interactive wireframes and a fixed price. You own all of it, and you can take it to any supplier.
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When you’ve inherited a tech estate that’s hard to change, we help you work out what to fix, what to leave alone, and what’s actually slowing the business down.
More“Working with Elastic Mint has been a journey. Their advice has helped me turn a vague idea into a workable product: they positively disrupted my understanding of what it means to build software. Friendly, helpful, and professional I have made the right choice in teaming with them.”
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From the start of our relationship with Elastic Mint in 2018 they have continually delivered software to the highest standards. Working with Elastic Mint gives me absolute confidence that our software development is of a very high standard with excellent functionality. They let nothing slip.
Elastic Mint challenge our thinking – their expertise plays a key role in helping us deliver our strategy and long-term vision. They provide architectural guidance and bring an outstanding level of quality and maturity to every interaction, be it software or personal
We use AI every day, and it’s transformed how quickly we ship. When it comes to jobs like scaffolding, drafting tests, exploring an unfamiliar API, or working through a refactor, it’s made a huge difference. What it hasn’t changed is the need for judgement and experience. That still sits with us.
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