Digital systems for real business problems
Every business loses money, time or customers somewhere. We find out where — then design and build the system that fixes it. AI, automation, software or growth infrastructure, chosen from the problem rather than sold to you in advance.
Outcomes
Features are not the point. Every project we take on should move at least one of these.
Most businesses do not have a traffic problem. They have a leak between interest and a paying customer.
The work around the work — copying data, chasing replies, rebuilding the same document — is usually the cheapest thing to remove.
Harder to put on an invoice, and often the reason people call us. Knowing where everything stands is worth real money.
What we build
You describe the problem. We work out which of these it actually needs — and say so if the answer is "less than you expected".
More customers
Everything between a stranger noticing you and a customer paying you — made deliberate instead of accidental.
Less repetitive work
Not "how to use ChatGPT". AI and automation connected to the tools and information your business already runs on.
Built to fit
When the off-the-shelf tool nearly fits but never quite does, a small piece of software built around your actual workflow is usually cheaper than the workaround.
How we think
Plenty of agencies decide what they sell before they meet you. Then every business turns out to need exactly that thing.
We work the other way round. First we understand how your business actually makes money and where that process leaks — then we choose the simplest thing that meaningfully improves it. Sometimes that is software. Often it is a much smaller change to how information moves.
You should not have to know whether you need an integration, an automation or an application. That is our job.
Questions we start with
The underlying sequence
Clarity at the start. Certainty at the finish.
ANOVA principle
Selected work
ANOVA PROJECTS is a young company. We would rather show you what we built and what it does than publish numbers we cannot yet attribute.
A salon whose enquiries, appointments and reminders lived in three unconnected places. We built the website, the booking path and the reminder automation on top of infrastructure we host and maintain.
Hands-on experience building and publishing content: an account grown to roughly a thousand followers, with a single video reaching about 150,000 views and 6,000 likes. Real practice — not yet a repeatable growth guarantee, and we will not sell it as one.
Small applications, AI agents connected to real tools, API and MCP integrations, and self-hosted infrastructure. Not client work — the reason we can build client work without waiting for a vendor.
We publish performance figures once they are measured and attributable. Until then you will find descriptions of what was built, not invented percentages.
Process
The same seven steps every time, so you always know where a project stands and what happens next.
How the business works, what it sells, and what it is trying to reach.
Find the real bottleneck rather than building the first solution suggested.
Specify the simplest system that meaningfully solves it, and what it will cost.
Implement it with whichever technology fits, not whichever is fashionable.
Put it into the real workflow, with the people who have to use it.
Confirm the expected result is happening — or say clearly that it is not.
Tune what exists, then look for the next thing worth fixing.
Company
ANOVA PROJECTS exists to solve business problems that cost time, money, customers or unnecessary stress — with its own processes, its own standards and its own reusable systems behind every engagement.
You will meet the people doing the work. But what you are hiring is a company with a method, not an individual with a calendar.
You describe the problem. We handle diagnosis, design, build and everything technical in between.
Hosting, monitoring, maintenance and improvements, where an ongoing relationship genuinely adds value rather than just a subscription.
Today a booking flow or a dashboard. Later, the operating layer that ties the whole business together.
Describe it in your own words — the symptom is enough. Working out what it actually needs is our job, and the first conversation costs nothing.