More than a decade of missions for major clients including the NHS, Mars, Oxford University Press, Dictionary.com and Walmart — most of them bespoke builds from the ground up. We were production-grade long before AI started writing code — which is exactly why we're the ones you call to rescue it.
9 missions logged Est. 2013
A bespoke video-calling platform connecting deaf users to British Sign Language interpreters on demand — a wholly customised video-calling system with document sharing, landline call-out and desktop technical assistance.
A gamified mobile learning platform for GCSE students combining bite-sized micro-lessons, adaptive learning journeys and real-time progress tracking with leaderboards and friend challenges. Built in Flutter with a web-based admin system.
An AI-powered mobile app helping pet owners locate lost dogs using a custom neural network — reading up to 17 facial markers per photo and identifying over 130 breeds with 96%+ match accuracy. Concept to launch in twelve weeks.
A suite of self-management apps for chronic and acute conditions including HIV, diabetes, neonatal care, obesity and pregnancy. Over eight apps across iOS, Android and web, powered by a bespoke CMS enabling NHS editors to publish guidance and wellness programmes.
A mobile app transforming retail crime reporting from hours of paperwork into minutes by capturing incident details in real time. Reports integrate directly with law-enforcement systems; analytics track patterns and hotspots.
A self-management booking system for cycle lockers featuring NFC-enabled unlocking — no key, phone call or QR code required. iOS/Android app, web booking engine and admin interface; lockers operate without WiFi or mobile connection.
A five-plus year engagement beginning with two African-language dictionary microsites, scaling to over 15 language sites including the English and Spanish dictionaries. Custom Ruby on Rails development integrated with OUP's LEAP lexical data system, handling peaks of more than 20,000 requests per minute.
A series of retail commerce prototypes and MVPs, notably the Walmart Scan & Go initiative. The prototype was a massive success — Walmart adopted the functionality into its main app across multiple U.S. territories, with additional work for Carrefour and loyalty features.
Launched June 2019, Lexico.com showcased the Remarkable CMS and Ruby on Rails engineering at the heart of a major dictionary platform. Every page developed in-house, with features like Trending Words and Word of the Day. Fully hosted and managed by Mission Control.
Whether it's a rescue, a rebuild, or a ground-up product — the mission continues.
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