Services
Halo can shape the offer, design the interface, build the product, improve how it gets found and connect the repeated work behind it.
Search, conversion, content and commerce work for a surface that already has traffic, buyers or operational value.
Commercial pages and evidence-led content built to be understood by buyers, search engines and AI answer systems.
Best for: A strong service that is hard to find, compare or cite.
Editorial products that turn recurring expertise into a reliable issue, archive, feed and growth loop.
Best for: A business with knowledge worth publishing consistently.
Storefront, product, content and fulfilment workflows designed to reduce launch friction and protect the customer journey.
Best for: A product business that needs the storefront and the operating system behind it.
Websites, apps, tools and interactive products designed around a specific user job and a useful first release.
Strategy, copy, design and development for sites that explain the offer quickly and make the next action obvious.
Best for: A business whose website undersells the quality of the work.
Product design and native Apple development shaped around the job users return to, not a pile of screens.
Best for: A product idea that needs a focused, shippable first version.
Dashboards, calculators, intake tools and admin software that replace repeated spreadsheet and inbox work.
Best for: A repeated process that deserves a proper interface.
Interactive products that let buyers, trainees or audiences understand something by using it.
Best for: An offer that is easier to experience than describe.
Lead response, automation and intelligence systems with approvals, exceptions and handover made visible.
Practical response systems for missed calls and enquiries, with qualification and human escalation kept visible.
Best for: A service business losing warm opportunities to slow response.
Small, controlled automations for the repeated work between inboxes, CRMs, documents, spreadsheets and task systems.
Best for: A team spending owner time on predictable handoffs.
Repeatable intelligence systems that watch changing sources, filter noise and leave an evidence trail for decisions.
Best for: A decision that depends on checking many changing sources consistently.
Engagement models
Focused fixes keep their existing public entry prices. Larger builds are scoped around the release, risk and ownership rather than a fictional one-size-fits-all package.
Free
For an existing page, funnel or workflow. You receive a concise view of the highest-value first move and what should prove it worked.
Audit an existing problemFrom £147
For one answer-ready page, technical visibility fix or tightly bounded digital improvement. Scope is confirmed before work starts.
Find the first fixFrom £297
For one offer, CTA, form, proof or follow-up route that needs a clearer path from attention to action.
Audit the enquiry pathScoped proposal
For websites, apps, tools, interactive projects, publishing systems and automations. Discovery defines the useful first release.
Start a project briefStarting prices are indicative. Any applicable tax, third-party costs and final scope are confirmed in writing before work starts.
Included in the thinking
Halo considers positioning, user flow, accessibility, engineering, search, privacy, failure paths, deployment and handover together. That matters when a website promise depends on an app, workflow or operational response.
Scope boundary
Regulated decisions, sensitive customer data, broad CRM changes, live messages and platform-controlled outcomes need explicit boundaries. A prototype or blueprint may be the right first deliverable.
Service questions
These answers keep a broad capability map from turning into vague capability theatre.
No. Halo builds conventional websites, native Apple apps, web tools, interactive products, publishing systems and e-commerce workflows as well as AI-assisted systems.
Yes. Existing systems can be audited and improved without committing to a full replacement. Access, rollback and ownership are agreed before live changes.
A browser game, training simulation, configurator, calculator, quiz, playable explainer or other experience where using the product communicates more than a static page could.
Potentially. The first step is to map the data, permissions, failure cases, human escalation and third-party cost. Live connections are only made after that scope is approved.
Halo first defines the useful release, dependencies, acceptance criteria and handover. A fixed or staged proposal can then be produced without pretending every app or automation costs the same.
Ready when you are
Send an existing page or workflow for a free first look, or tell Halo what you want to create. You will get a specific next step, not a generic AI roadmap.