Core70 is a software development company with an office in London. In the UK, Core70 services are provided by Shinetech Europe Ltd, a London company since 2010. You contract under English law and are invoiced in GBP. A named engineer works full-time on your system, talks to you directly, and receives 70% of the engineering fee. If you want to talk to someone in London, call the office.
Buying engineering from a company you can't visit is a reasonable worry. Ours has an address in the City of London, a UK phone number, and a managing director you can speak to.
Telephone: +44 (0)20 7862 1166
Email: hello@core70.com
Two of our longest relationships are with UK organisations, and both are still running.
A paper training register in one of the largest trusts in England, replaced with a system that still had to be right ten years later. During the pandemic the same system supported evacuation planning and infection tracing at NHS Nightingale, because the people who built it were still looking after it.
Read the case study →The same core team has modernised Formpak's platform for the fragrance and flavour industry across three technology generations, while Formpak grew from a handful of clients to more than 100 worldwide.
Read the case study →The engineers who write your code work from our engineering centre in Asia, with several hours of live overlap every UK working morning — conversation time, not a handover window — and the rest asynchronously, so work moves overnight. Your contract, invoices, data protection terms and the people you can meet are in London. More on our engineers →
You have a CTO or product owner who keeps the keys. A named engineer builds and ships into the environments you give them.
No technical leader of your own? The team holds your production environment, handles incidents, and one full-time Account Owner is accountable for it.
We read your system and tell you, in writing, what we would do with it — before anyone talks about price. Then, if it makes sense, a small fixed-price first project.
Pay for judgement, not the cheapest hour. Give the engineers a direct line and room to decide. Treat them as your team, not as interchangeable resource. Everything else — contract form, service levels, where your data lives — we set with you.
One business day for a written reply. A named engineer, a plain answer on price in GBP, and a meeting in London if you'd like one.