Guides
One question each, answered plainly. Start wherever your problem sits.
Old WordPress
- Your WordPress site got old quietly
The site still works, but nobody dares touch it.
- The PHP warning nobody explains
What the PHP warning in your hosting panel means.
- It is almost never WordPress itself
Where WordPress weaknesses actually come from.
- Leaving WordPress behind
Leaving WordPress for a build of your own.
Stuck on a builder
- What Wix says about taking your site with you
What Wix's own support page says about exporting.
- When a template stops being enough
When a template stops being enough.
- Work out what you are paying for
Where the monthly money actually goes.
- What no subscription does and doesn't mean
What no subscription does and doesn't mean.
AI builds
- A Lovable build that stopped holding up
A Lovable build that stopped holding up.
- When the generator stops and reality starts
Generated fast, then it met a second user.
- You built something. It got you here.
You built it yourself and got stuck.
- Before real people trust it with their information
Five checks before real customers trust it.
- From a demo to something people rely on
What sits between a demo and a product.
When something is wrong
- The first thirty minutes
A calm order of operations for the first half hour.
- Asking for what is already yours
Asking a developer for what is yours.
- Find out who holds the keys
Who holds the keys, and how to get them back.
- Getting your own words back
Getting an editor you can actually use.
- How we decide, and when we say don't
How we decide, and when we say don't.
Full-stack and back end
- The part customers never see
The part customers never see, explained.
- Stop paying people to retype things
Stop paying people to retype things.
- Make your tools talk to each other
Make your tools talk to each other.
- When the information is not yours to lose
When the information is not yours to lose.
- Your cloud, not ours
AWS, Azure or Google Cloud, your choice.
Ownership, cost and the long view
- Rented, or yours?
Four questions: rented, or yours?
- What you get, every time
Everything that comes with a rescue.
- Twenty years, and still carrying the business
A real rescue of a site older than some of its customers.
- Two countries, one build team
One build team for US and UK operations.
Book a Rescue
Fifteen minutes, free, no pitch. You'll leave knowing what's broken and what it costs to fix.
Book a RescueSomething broken right now? Emergency fixes