Websites, AI tools and prototypes built to work.

Software for businesses that need things to work.

Mode Code builds clean websites, useful AI tools, automation systems and production-aware prototypes for digital and physical ideas.

What we build

Practical technology for service businesses with real operating constraints.

Strategy, interface design and engineering kept close together so the result is clear, maintainable and useful.

Websites

Clear, fast websites built around trust, search and conversion.

AI Tools

Practical assistants for admin, marketing, research and operations.

Automation

Joined-up systems for forms, email, bookings, payments and data.

MVPs

Lean prototypes for testing digital ideas before overbuilding.

Design for Manufacturing

CAD, prototyping and production-aware design for physical products.

Physical ideas

From digital systems to physical prototypes.

Mode Code works across both software and making. Alongside websites, AI tools and automation, we support early-stage physical product ideas with CAD modelling, CNC-aware design, 3D printing and prototyping. The aim is simple: help ideas become clear, testable and ready for the next stage.

  • CAD modelling
  • CNC-aware design
  • 3D printing
  • Product prototyping
  • Material-aware design
  • Stonework and fabrication-informed thinking

Selected work

Quiet, useful systems with the right level of complexity.

Website direction

Pathfinder Therapy

A calm, trust-led therapy website structured around clear service journeys and enquiries.

Service website

SurfMassage

A practical local-service presence designed to explain treatments and reduce booking friction.

AI workflow

AI Campaign Assistant

A focused internal tool concept for turning campaign inputs into useful marketing drafts.

Process

Simple enough to move quickly. Structured enough to avoid waste.

  1. 01

    Map

  2. 02

    Design

  3. 03

    Build

  4. 04

    Test

  5. 05

    Launch

Start

Have an idea, a broken workflow, or a website that needs to work harder?