Software built around your business. AI, automation or a plain process fix, whichever clears it fastest.
If it's not a fit, we'll tell you. No pitch.
Four sliders. Bring the annual figure to the call. Every quote should be measured against it.
Nothing is stored.
Open any one: the problem, the architecture, a demo you can click.

Fifteen years in engineering in the UK. Engineering management and automation, at Amazon Robotics and Jaguar Land Rover, with nearly a decade of it in the car industry.
Then consulting. Personal at first, now business, AI, automation and software. I still ask the question underneath the question. It's the most useful thing I brought across.
I work inside the largest community of AI entrepreneurs and custom software developers in the world. That's where the developers on our bench come from, and where our methods get tested before a client sees them.
We build custom software and AI systems that take the admin out of energy, construction and industrial businesses in the UK and the US. I scope every build myself. If it's not a fit, I'll say so on the first call.
The planet runs on about 25 terawatts. We work on the part that's wasted.
The name is the number. Twenty to twenty-five terawatts is roughly what human civilisation draws, all day, every day, and the 25 is also a twenty-five-year horizon for making energy go further, the electrical kind and the human kind.
25 Tera Watts is a UK AI consultancy and custom software developer. We build bespoke business software, AI automation and operations systems that remove admin from energy, construction and manufacturing companies, then hand the client the code, the data and the accounts.
Discovery first · You own the code · One small phase, then the next · Straight answers
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