The portfolio

Brands built and
scaled in-house.

The portfolio is deliberately varied. What the brands share isn't a market — it's the infrastructure and the method behind them.


GrabAName

Digital assets

An intelligent domain acquisition system.

GrabAName uses AI, algorithmic screening and market data to identify acquisition targets systematically. It reads a business, its market and its competitors, works out which names would genuinely move the needle for it, and screens the available universe against that brief — rather than waiting for the right name to be offered.

From there we work directly with the client to secure them: approaching current registrants, negotiating on their behalf, and handling the acquisition through to transfer.


ValueMyName

Digital assets

Evidence-based domain valuation.

ValueMyName values a name against a base of recorded comparable sales rather than the opaque scoring the industry usually relies on, so a holder or a buyer can see what a name is actually worth before committing to it.

Valuations are produced for individual names and for whole portfolios.


PromoFlyers

Local advertising

Hyperlocal letterbox advertising, with smart systems doing the heavy lifting.

PromoFlyers handles both the design and the delivery strategy. A business says what it wants to promote and where; the platform generates print-ready artwork, checks it against real print constraints so nothing fails at production, and works out the distribution across the districts chosen.

It removes the two things that stop small businesses running door drops: the cost of design, and the difficulty of buying distribution in a defined area.


HappyWallArt

E-commerce · International

An international wall-art brand, designed in-house and produced on demand.

Artwork is developed internally and produced on order through a distributed print network, which keeps the catalogue wide without holding stock and puts production close to the customer wherever the order comes from.

AI sits in the design pipeline rather than the storefront — it's what makes a catalogue of this breadth possible without a studio behind it.