Creative studio + software house, London
Brand and product,
owned end to end.
Brand, web, and custom software for founders and small teams.
Five disciplines · One person, end to end · Fixed price, in writing · 50/50 or stage by stage · Brand systems in 6-10 weeks · Websites in 4-8 weeks · Client portal included · Never outsourced · London
- 01Brand & IdentityBrand systems that survive real-world use.
- 02Web & DigitalWebsites that feel as intentional as your product.
- 03Software & AICustom software and AI — built in-house, or advised for your team.
- 04Audio & MusicSonic identity that makes your brand audible.
- 05Video & MotionAnimation built, not filmed. And when I do film, it stays solo.
How I work
Apexify is built around one premise: the person with the expertise does the work. No account managers passing briefs between floors, no subcontractors billing through me, no gap between what you commission and what gets built. Brand, web, audio, video, and software.
Every discipline is owned, never farmed out.
How it starts
What happens
next.
Four steps from first message to work underway. No account managers, no sales calls before you've spoken to me.
Get in touch
Tell me what you're working on. A two-minute brief or a plain email, your call.
Discovery call
30 minutes to understand scope, ambition, and whether I'm the right fit.
Written outline
A one-to-two page summary: what could be built, how, and at what cost.
Build
Fixed-scope proposal, agreed timeline, work begins.
Adrianbuiltourwebsiteentirelyfromscratchandtheresultexceededeveryexpectation.Professional,creative,responsiveandincrediblytalented.Wecouldn'tbehappierandhighlyrecommendhisexceptionalwork.
In development
Two products, built solo alongside client work.
Questions
Common ones I hear.
Yes. I've shipped brand and product for founders at pre-seed and Series A alike. Smaller teams move faster, which suits how I work.
Brand identity systems run 6-10 weeks. Websites land in 4-8 weeks. Audio and video varies by scope. Timelines are agreed upfront, not estimated.
Brand and product stopped being separate jobs a while ago. A site is a product, a product needs a brand, and the strategy that connects them is most of the work. Running both under one roof means decisions get made once, by the same person, with the same standards.
Project-based, retainer, or productized. I recommend the right shape on the discovery call once I understand what you need.
Every project runs on a written contract, with a fixed price agreed before work starts, and finals only released once payment clears - stage by stage if you'd rather not fund it all upfront. You own the files and the IP from handover, not a licence to them. That's deliberate: the protection should sit in the paperwork, not in trusting one person to always be reachable.