Senior engineers. Agentic stack. Websites and web apps, built the way they should've been.

Sprint is Clicky Group's web delivery team — productised. Senior pods paired with agentic tooling, so the boring code becomes machine work and the seniors spend their time on the parts that actually need them.

Same ownership as Clicky Group · senior pods · fixed-price scope, outcome where it fits.

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St Mabyn Lodge Escape — one of Evergreen Escapes' parks, built on the multi-park platform Clicky shipped for the group
From the group · Evergreen Escapes
Senior engineer, agentic-assisted, weekly cadence
1.5–2.5×

Effective output per senior engineer with agentic tooling fully in the loop. Not 10×. We've checked.

TypeScript / React Next.js / Remix Python / FastAPI Postgres / Supabase OpenAI · Anthropic · local

Websites and web apps, built and looked after.

One senior pod ships a site, an AI feature, or rescues one that's stuck — then a care plan keeps it patched, secure, and on the latest of everything. Same operating spine across all of it; only the shape of the work changes.

Core service · Most engagements

Website & web-app builds

Greenfield websites and web apps — taken from a Loom and a Linear board to something your users are actually paying for. Fixed-price by sprint, scoped in weeks, with the senior engineer in your channel from week one.

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AI features done properly

AI features

Agentic workflows, RAG, evals, model routing — built into real websites and web apps, with the boring stuff (latency, cost, guardrails, observability) treated as the first-class problem it actually is.

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For inherited codebases

Rescue & rebuild

You inherited it, the original team's long gone, the last agency made it worse, and shipping anything new is a two-week ordeal. We triage the codebase, ship the next thing, and tell you what to do with the rest.

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Quietly load-bearing

Internal tools

Ops dashboards, integrations, automations, the workflow your ops lead has been begging for. Three-week engagements with a single senior engineer — the work that pays for itself the day it lands.

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Ongoing · Monthly retainer

Site care

Maintenance, security patches, and the small updates that pile up. For sites and web apps we built — and the ones we didn't, after a one-week onboarding audit. Real SLAs, real on-call, written monthly notes.

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Senior team. Agentic stack. Same price band.

01

Senior engineers, in your channel.

Every engagement is staffed with senior engineers — no juniors, no offshore, no fractional pretending. The person who scopes the work is the one who ships it, and they're in your Slack from day one.

02

Agentic tooling, properly in the loop.

The boring parts of writing web code — scaffolding, plumbing, the kind of code that has a right answer — are increasingly machine work. We've rebuilt our day around that, which is what makes weeks-not-quarters delivery a real number instead of a pitch deck.

03

Ambitious scope, properly priced.

Agentic tooling changes which engineers and how many a project actually needs, not how fast they cut corners. The seniors take on more ambitious work for the same money. Engagements are scoped fixed-price by sprint, with outcome-pricing where the project shape allows it. Speed is a side-effect, not the pitch.

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One pod. Your build. Shipped weekly.

// kickoff in a week. shipping by the end of it.

Scoped, shipped, in front of real users.

Week one: kickoff, scoping, infra. We agree the shape of the engagement, get the repo and the deploy pipeline standing, and ship the first thing — usually a thin end-to-end slice — by the end of the week.

From there the work runs on a weekly cadence: a slice shipped, a Loom over it, a clear list of what's next. Every sprint ends with something working you can show a real user, not a board.

01

Scope & kickoff

Sprint shape, success criteria, repo, deploys. Day one to day five.

02

Thin slice live

End-to-end slice in a real environment by the end of week one.

03

Weekly shipping

A working increment every sprint. Loom, demo, what's next. Same cadence.

04

Handover

Production, docs, runbooks. You can keep us on, or run it yourselves.

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What we are. What we're not.

What Sprint is

  • Clicky Group's web delivery team, productised — same ownership, same standards
  • Fully agentic tooling, in the loop on every engagement
  • Production-quality websites and web apps, with the operational hygiene a real product needs
  • Fixed-price scope, with outcome-priced engagements where the shape fits
  • A monthly care plan that keeps it patched, secure, and on the latest of everything
  • One named engineer in your channel, end to end

What it isn't

  • A staff-augmentation business — we don't sell engineer-hours by the month
  • A “vibe-coded MVP factory” — we ship things with users on them
  • An offshore play in a London wrapper
  • An “AI replaces engineers” pitch — it changes which ones, and how many
  • A studio that'll quote you 18-month roadmaps
  • A native-mobile, desktop, or backend-only studio — we build for the browser

Same engineering bench. Productised.

Sprint is the engineering team that's shipped every web project at Clicky Group since 2007 — same ownership, same operating spine, same standards as the rest of the group. What's new is the shape: Sprint runs as a productised offering — fixed-price scope, named senior engineers in your channel, agentic tooling fully in the loop.

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From the founding thesis

“The thesis isn't AI replaces engineers. It's AI changes which engineers, and how many, you actually need on a project to ship it well.”

— Nathan Smith & Oli Yeates, co-founders
19 Years shipping web work at Clicky Group
2–3 Senior engineers per pod
2026 Sprint launches as a productised offering

Two co-founders. One studio.

Sprint Studio is shaped, sold, and signed off by two of us. No managing director between us and the work; no fund-appointed CEO. The names on the contract are the names in your channel.

Oli Yeates, co-founder of Sprint Studio

Oli Yeates

co-founder · operating shape

Founded Clicky in 2007 from a kitchen table in the North of England and has run it personally every year since. The operating spine behind every company in Clicky Group — Sprint Studio is the third, and the one he's spent the last year shaping.

Nathan Smith, co-founder of Sprint Studio

Nathan Smith

co-founder · studio operations

Runs the systems the rest of Clicky Group runs on — analytics, observability, the operating instrumentation every studio plugs into. For Sprint Studio that's the engineering-ops spine: the eval loops, the pricing model, the cadence the pods actually run on.

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