We compose reliable software and the systems that run it.
CompositX is a software development and IT consultancy studio. We design business and domestic applications, advise on technology decisions, and operate the data processing and hosting infrastructure that keeps them running.
Three disciplines, one accountable team
Our work sits across the software, advisory and infrastructure layers a modern organisation depends on — so nothing gets lost between the developer, the consultant and the host.
Business & Domestic Software
Custom applications for organisations, and everyday software built for individual and household use — designed around the people who actually use them.
IT Consultancy
Independent advice on architecture, tooling and technology strategy — helping you choose well before a single line of code is written.
Data Processing & Hosting
Managed hosting, processing pipelines and related infrastructure services that keep applications and data available, backed up and secure.
A straightforward path from idea to operation
Every engagement — whether it's a piece of custom software, a consultancy review, or a hosting migration — follows the same disciplined process.
Discover
We learn how your organisation, product or household actually works before proposing anything.
Design
Architecture, data flow and interface decisions are mapped out and agreed before development starts.
Build & Deploy
Software is developed in short, visible iterations and deployed to hosting environments we can support.
Operate & Support
We keep systems processed, hosted, monitored and maintained long after the initial build.
Engineering judgement, applied end to end
Full-stack accountability
The team that designs your software is the same team that can host and support it.
Vendor-neutral advice
Consultancy recommendations are based on your constraints, not a product we're incentivised to sell.
Security-conscious by default
Data handling, access control and backups are treated as part of the build, not an afterthought.
Plain-language communication
Technical decisions are explained in terms a non-technical stakeholder can act on.