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File 05 / Who we help

Work reaches us from six directions.

This is deliberately the quietest page on the site: fewer marks, wider spacing, larger type and nothing that moves. Below is plain wording on what we actually do for each group.

01 / Families and individuals

Families and individuals

SENVault, our secure evidence organiser for EHCP applications, DLA evidence and annual reviews, was built for families like ours first. If the folder of paperwork around your child no longer closes, that is the product to look at. It is live now in a closed beta, with invited places.

About SENVault

Organisations

The rest of the work is websites, secure information systems and accessibility improvement, built and supported by the same one person.

02

Schools and educators

We build and improve the digital side of school life: websites that parents can actually use, clearer document systems, and secure portals for the information that follows a child through school. Everything is designed for busy staff on one side and families on the other.

03

Health and care providers

We design and build accessible systems for services where clear communication matters: enquiry journeys, careful information handling, and interfaces that stay calm for the people using them. We can also audit what you already run and fix what gets in the way.

04

Charities and community organisations

We build websites and internal tools sized for small teams and small budgets, with the enquiry journeys and admin systems that keep a charity running. You talk directly to the person doing the building, so nothing gets lost in handover.

05

Employers and workplaces

We audit and improve the digital tools your staff and customers actually use, treating accessibility as an engineering requirement rather than a line in a policy. That covers public websites, internal tools and the workflows in between.

06

Local authorities and public sector teams

We take on public-facing services where the information is complicated and the audience is everyone. That means forms people can finish and documents people can find, on journeys that hold up under assistive technology. Our own product handles SEND casework, so we know that territory from the resident's side too.

Not sure which of these you are?

Email us anyway. Describing the actual problem works better than picking a category, and it goes straight to the founder.