Senior engineers. Business software. Since 2006.

How we got here

Eye4Tech started building online stores when "e-commerce" still needed explaining in boardrooms. The clients grew, the stakes grew, and we grew into the platforms that serious retail runs on — Adobe Commerce, Shopify, Salesforce.

Along the way we added what those clients kept asking for next: custom applications, integrations between systems that had never spoken to each other, cloud infrastructure, and — since large language models became usable in production — AI systems built with the same engineering discipline we bring to a checkout flow.

What we are actually good at

The pattern across twenty years is consistent, and it is not "we write new software." It is that we take on systems that already exist and already matter — undocumented, in production, sometimes with nobody left who understands them — and make them safe to change.

Greenfield work is the easy half. Working inside somebody else's decisions, at speed, without breaking the business, is the half most teams avoid.

How we work

• Senior by default. The person in your discovery call is the person writing the code.
• You own everything. Repository in your organisation from the first commit, documentation as a deliverable, credentials transferred at handover.
• Security is not an upgrade. Access review, dependency scanning, backups and monitoring are part of the work, not a line item.
• We stay. We run production environments for clients we built for years ago. Software you cannot maintain is not finished.
• We say no. If a replatform is not worth it, or a rewrite is the wrong call, or your stack is outside our range, we tell you — on the first call, not in month three.