Start with a strategy call
Thirty minutes. You describe the product and where it is stuck. You leave with a recommendation, whether or not it is us.
About
Poiema is a small studio. Alex Wilton scopes the work, designs the architecture and stays accountable for it. Senior developers on retainer do the day-to-day shipping. There are no juniors billed as seniors and no account managers between you and the engineer.

Poiema is Greek. It means a thing that has been made, with the sense of good workmanship behind it. The company started in London in 2020 as Poiema Ltd, with a few consulting engagements that grew into a small agency. It moved with Alex to Texas in 2024 and re-incorporated as Poiema Solutions LLC.
Alex is the technical director on every engagement. He reviews the architecture, sets the standards and stays accountable for the result. Retained senior developers do the shipping. Some have worked with Poiema for years, and the team grows as clients do.
This is deliberately not a large agency. It means we take on a limited number of retained clients at a time, and each of them gets a named engineer who knows their codebase.
Alex is in Austin, Texas. The team is remote, with senior developers in the UK and the US. Clients are across the United States and the United Kingdom. Meetings run on your time zone. Invoices in dollars or pounds, whichever you prefer.
Ten years, in order
What people who have worked with Alex say
Alex is incredibly gifted at software development and is extremely intelligent when it comes to dealing with problems. He gets things done! He impresses me daily working with him on the Rewired.one team in how he manages to explore new concepts and maintain a strategic pace during each scrum.
Alex is a consummate professional. He's a skilled developer, excellent communicator, and overall great guy to work with on our account. He worked closely with our team to deliver quality work product, was open to feedback and calibrated his approach to every occasion needed. It was a pleasure to work with him and I would do so again.
Thirty minutes. You describe the product and where it is stuck. You leave with a recommendation, whether or not it is us.