About Boolet, a software development company
- Founded
- 2024
- Team
- London, UK
- Clients
- UK and worldwide
Engineers who scope it, build it and keep it running
Boolet started in 2024. We work with startups, and with established businesses in the UK and abroad that need a system without hiring a full team to get it.
After launch we can stay on as your technical team, or we can staff a dedicated remote team if you need more capacity. The point is continuity: the people who shipped it still understand it.
The work we take on
- Web applications
- Ecommerce
- APIs
- Web-based ERP
- Custom or Filament CMS and admin dashboards
- Mobile apps in Flutter, React Native and NativePHP
- AI features
- Custom sites
What we believe
We are not a large agency with a sales deck and a revolving door of contractors. A small group of engineers does the scoping and the build. If we cannot help, we say so on the first call.
- Engineers, all of us
- Everyone who works on your project is a software engineer with real experience behind them. We are not a team of people who only assemble websites.
- We do not vibe-code
- Every line that ships has been written, read and understood by an engineer who answers for it. Nothing goes live because a tool said it looked fine.
- Built for ten years
- Before we write anything we ask what this software or website will need to be in ten years: more users, more data, new people maintaining it. That decides how we build it on day one.
Where we work
A UK software development company with people in London and a remote team behind it. Wherever we sit, you talk to the people writing the code.
- LondonUnited Kingdom
- We have people in London and meet clients there in person or by video.
- UK-wideCities, towns and rural areas
- Most projects run remotely, so a business anywhere in the UK gets the same team and the same process.
- RemoteThe wider bench
- Engineers who join when a project needs more hands. It is also how we staff dedicated teams.
How we work with clients
Scope first
A 30-minute call, then a written outline of what is in, what is out, and a number you can plan around.
Build in weeks
An MVP usually takes 4 to 5 weeks, and a larger build 10 to 12. You see progress weekly, not at a big reveal.
Stay after launch
Fixes, small features, and someone who already knows the product.
Want to know if we are a fit?
A short call is enough. We will tell you if we can help, and roughly what it would take.