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TMLZEE

About the company

What we build, and how we contract for it

TMLZEE GROUP LTD builds software products to order, incorporated in England and Wales under number 17061773. This page explains what that means in practice: the kind of work we take, how we contract and charge, and the standards we are willing to have written into an agreement.

Our position

We would rather be checkable than impressive. Everything on this website is either a fact you can verify on a public register, a description of work we offer, or a commitment about how we will behave. If you want any of it in a contract before you commit money, ask and it goes in the contract.

TMLZEE GROUP LTD, published 7 August 2026.

Practice areas

The work we take on

Four areas, and they are the four we take on. A problem sitting outside them gets an honest no from us rather than a stretch to fit.

Filed at Companies House under standard industrial classification 62012.

Product discovery and specification
Turning a rough intention into something that can be costed: user journeys, data model, the rules the system has to obey, and the parts of the idea that should be cut before anyone pays for them. The output is a document, and it is useful even if you take it to a different builder.
Web and mobile application development
Building the product itself: a web application, a mobile application, or both against a shared back end. We work in mainstream, well supported technologies rather than fashionable ones, because someone has to maintain this after us and it may not be us.
Integration and systems work
Joining a new product to the systems already running your business: accounting packages, payment providers, warehouse and scheduling systems, and the spreadsheet that everybody depends on and nobody admits to. This is the seam work, and it is usually where the real budget goes.
Maintenance and second opinions
Taking over an existing codebase, or reviewing one before you commit further money to it. A review comes back as a written assessment with the risks ranked and an estimate of what each one costs to fix, including the option of doing nothing.
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Commercial terms

How we contract and charge

Work is quoted either as a fixed price against a written scope or at a day rate against an agreed number of days. Both arrive as a document before anything starts, and neither begins on a verbal agreement.

  • Invoices in pounds sterling, payable within 30 days unless we agree otherwise in writing.
  • Intellectual property in bespoke work transfers to you on payment, stated in the contract.
  • Where we handle personal data on your behalf, a written processing agreement forms part of the contract.
  • No automatic renewals. A support arrangement ends when its notice period ends.

Standing commitments

Four things we will hold to

Each of these is a commitment we are willing to have written into a contract, which is what makes it testable rather than decorative.

  1. You can always leave with your product

    Source code, infrastructure definitions, database schemas and deployment instructions belong to you and can be handed over at any point in an engagement, not only at the end of one. There is no hosting arrangement or private tooling that makes leaving expensive.

  2. Estimates come with their assumptions attached

    Every number we give is written next to the conditions that make it true. If an assumption breaks we tell you the same week, with the revised figure and the choice of descoping instead of spending more.

  3. Personal data is minimised by default

    We ask for the least data a system needs to work, we keep client data out of development environments unless it has been made non-identifying, and we set a deletion date at the point data is first collected rather than leaving it open.

  4. We will tell you when we are the wrong choice

    There is always an incentive to say yes to everything. If a project needs a specialism outside what we do, an accreditation the work itself requires, or a team larger than we can field, the honest answer is worth more to both of us than the invoice.

Public record

Registered name
TMLZEE GROUP LTD
Company number
17061773
Company type
Private limited company
Registered office
Newton Abbot, Devon

Ask us anything

Including the awkward questions

If you want our contract terms, our data processing agreement, or a straight answer about what we can realistically take on, ask before you commit anything. Officers and ownership are listed against company number 17061773 in the Companies House record.

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