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Rabblepop is an end-to-end UK software studio, working from the Sussex coast with clients across the country and abroad. We build web applications, mobile apps and the internal systems businesses run on — CRMs, portals, booking systems, reporting and workflow tools. Product, design, build and QA sit in one team rather than being split across suppliers.

Two things. First, we take a view on the product: most agencies build the spec they are given, and we help you work out what the product should be and which features come first. Second, one team covers product, design, build and QA, so there are no handovers between suppliers — which is why our projects cost less and land sooner than a traditional agency’s.

Small and medium businesses that need a custom platform built or an existing one replaced, and founders taking a product to market. Recent work includes a valuation platform for a regulated property firm in the UAE, document automation for a law firm, and a booking system for a UK car dealership.

With a half-hour call. If it is a fit, we agree a contract whose first phase is a scoping sprint: one to two weeks in which we work out what the product is, who uses it and which features come first. You receive a written plan — scope, technical approach, sequence and cost — before any production build starts.

It depends on scope, which is why every project starts with a scoping sprint that gives you a written cost before production build. As a guide, our projects come in well under what a traditional agency quotes for the same scope, because nothing is handed over between suppliers and AI takes the time out of the mechanical work. Book a call and you will have a range for your situation within half an hour.

Weeks rather than quarters. A CRM platform for a regulated property firm went from kick-off to live in four weeks. The scoping sprint gives you a date in writing for your project.

Current versions of Next.js, React and TypeScript on the web; React Native for mobile; Postgres for data; serverless on AWS through SST, or Vercel — defined as code with separate staging and production environments. The stack is deliberately conventional so that another team could maintain it, including replacing us.

Yes. Senior engineers working with AI do the mechanical parts of a build — scaffolding, integration glue, tests, documentation — in days rather than weeks, and that saving is passed on to you as cost. We also build AI into products where it takes rote work off your team, always with a person reviewing the output. Decisions about what to build stay with people.

Yes. The code, the infrastructure and the documentation are yours, in your own accounts and repositories from day one. Everything is built on a conventional, widely used stack with no proprietary components, so you can hand it to another team whenever you choose.

Continuity is designed in rather than promised. Every project has a named lead who is with you from the first call through to launch and beyond, and everything is built so that it does not depend on any one individual: conventional technology choices, decisions documented as they are made, infrastructure defined as code, and no proprietary dependencies. If you ever needed to move the work, it would be a handover, not a rescue.

On the Sussex coast, near Brighton. We work with clients across the UK and internationally — most of the work happens remotely, with working software on a staging site every week, and we meet in person in London or Brighton when it helps. Rabblepop Ltd is registered in England and Wales.

Book a call — half an hour, no deck, no obligation. Bring an idea, a half-built product or a business problem, and you will leave knowing what it would take and whether Rabblepop is the right team for it. Book at rabblepop.com/contact or email hello@rabblepop.com.