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Juradex Ltd
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Software development · Wimbledon SW19
That is how most business software ends up. We work the other way round: a fixed scope agreed before anyone writes code, working software every fortnight, and a handover document you could give to any developer alive.
no subcontractors, ever
Juradex Ltd · Company No. 17330587 · 31 Bathgate Road, London SW19 5PW
Jobs we can name
Four of these five started as a rescue. That says less about us and more about how this industry treats a project once the invoice clears.
Freight brokerage · Croydon
Their ops desk ran on shared workbooks that two people understood and nobody trusted. We mapped the actual process, argued them out of half the features they asked for, and shipped a planner their dispatchers use without being told to.
Live in 14 weeksPrivate clinic group · Putney
One portal, four diaries, and reminders that go out whether or not reception remembers.
No-shows: 19% → 7%Recruitment firm · City of London
The previous team went quiet mid-sprint. We took the repository, got it building again, and told them plainly which third of it had to be thrown away.
Stable in 3 weeksManufacturer · Slough
Orders were being typed twice, once wrongly. Now they aren't.
2,300 orders a month, no re-keyingInsurance MGA · Wimbledon
Forty-second quotes lost them deals on the phone. We rebuilt the pricing path and left the rating rules where the underwriters could edit them.
Quotes in under 3 seconds
Fixed scope. One team. Written handover. No subcontractors. Wimbledon SW19.
Why we do it this way
Our first job together was cleaning up after somebody else.
A logistics firm in Merton had paid a London agency the better part of sixty thousand pounds for a system that ran on one contractor's laptop. No documentation. No repository they could reach. When that contractor took a job in Berlin, the business lost the ability to change its own software overnight.
We spent five weeks getting it back. Most of that was archaeology, not engineering. Somewhere in the middle of it we stopped arguing about whose fault it was and started writing down the rule we now work by: if the client cannot hand this to another developer and be understood, we have not finished.
So Juradex Ltd is small on purpose. Four engineers in Wimbledon, working with businesses across the UK, taking on fewer projects than we're asked to. Every line we write is yours, in your repository, from the first commit.
We don't do staff augmentation — renting you a developer to sit in someone else's stand-up isn't work we're good at. We don't take builds we can't finish inside six months, because the ones that run longer are the ones that get abandoned. And we don't start without a paid discovery. If any of that is a dealbreaker, we're the wrong shop and there's no hard feelings in saying so.
The work, and what it costs to begin
Tick the ones that sound like your problem — they carry through to the form at the bottom of this page.
Starting prices for work delivered from London. The real number is fixed after discovery and confirmed in writing before development begins — we don't issue a number we intend to revise later.
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How a project actually runs
Two weeks that end in a document: scope, price, risks, and the things we've talked you out of. Free scoping is how projects get mis-sold — the estimate has to cost something to be honest.
Every second Friday you get working software on a real URL, not a progress percentage in a slide.
Repository, credentials, architecture notes, deployment steps, and a recorded walkthrough for whoever inherits it. This happens whether or not you keep us on afterwards.
A retainer, or nothing at all. We never hold the keys to something you paid for.
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Last updated: 10 August 2026
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