Welcome
Agnate is a technology company based in Cornwall. We do internet stuff and brew beer.
Agnate is a technology company based in Cornwall. We do internet stuff and brew beer.
Some examples of our work ...
A web-based digital archive and presentation tool for historical photographs. See photos.grampound.org.uk and abercwmboi.org.uk.
A cloud-based Customer Relationship Management software solution to track contacts, touchpoints, orders, reminders, etc. Beta-testing with two companies and a charity.
An iPhone App (24hourlondon.co.uk) to help you stay out late in London. We designed the database server that feeds geolocation and information about the venues to the App.
An education startup developing a cognitive tool (tblable.com) for mastering knowledge. We designed the complex data structure for the tables, the editing interface, and the interactive testing.
A website (ecglibrary.com) to accompany the book "ECGs by Example". This popular website is now having a 'mobile first' responsive website design makeover.
An Android App (RJS Repair Group Quote Wizard) to give quotes on technology repairs. We designed the database server that gives the data and the HTML5 App development for Google Play, the Facebook App, and Apple Store.
For a client we have taken the HTML5 media created by Mozilla Popcorn and added custom tweaks and caching to improve presentation for an international education programme.
Redesigned a dental website to be mobile and tablet friendly, have cookie preferences, a neat show / hide map, editable sections, and responsive design features such as allowing for mobile browsers to directly dial the telephone number.
Community website for Grampound with Creed running Drupal with multiple authors and a collaborative calendar.
Now registered with HMRC for beer duty, brewing and selling beer.
A web app for downloading Cornwall Council Planning Applications as a single archive for offline viewing.
A website for a trainer and business analyst that uses a particular typeface (Comic Neue) for easier reading.
