About
An engineering-led software and technology business.
synnc. agency engineers reliable software systems, digital products, business platforms and connected workflows. It is the first operating business of the wider synnc. company, with its own market identity, services and operations.
What we help you achieve
Software that does its job and keeps doing it.
Launch with confidence
Take a product or system from requirements to a release that holds up in real use.
Run on dependable systems
Replace manual work and disconnected tools with software that reflects how you operate.
Recover and modernize
Stabilize, complete or update software that has stalled, aged or become fragile.
Extend your delivery capacity
Add engineering depth to your team, agency or project without changing how you work.
Who we work with
Clients and collaborators, whatever their size.
These are the kinds of people and organizations we are set up to work with — directly, or alongside their own teams.
Clients
Businesses and established organizations
Systems built around how you operate, or existing software brought under control.
Startups, founders and entrepreneurs
Product ideas that need sound engineering from the first release onward.
Product companies and engineering teams
Extra capacity, specialist depth or an independent view on architecture.
Institutions and other organizations
Dependable software and clear technical ownership beyond the commercial sector.
Delivery partners
Software agencies and development studios
Additional engineering capacity or specialist depth for client projects.
Independent developers and freelancers
A collaborator for work that outgrows one person, or a second opinion on a design.
Consultants and specialist professionals
Implementation support for recommendations that need to become working software.
Design and technology firms
Engineering to take designs, platforms and products to a working, maintainable state.
Engineering and collaboration
Careful engineering, delivered in a way that fits how you work.
How we engineer
We start from the problem, design the architecture before building, and treat testing, security and documentation as part of the work rather than extras. The result is software your team can understand, run and extend.
How we collaborate
We adapt to the way you work — joining existing teams and codebases, sharing progress in reviewable steps and raising risks early. Whether you are commissioning a project or delivering one for your own client, it is always clear who is responsible for what.
Every engagement has a defined scope, clear responsibilities and one accountable technical lead.
See how we work in detailWorking principles
The principles behind every engagement.
Clear ownership
Every engagement has a defined scope, clear responsibilities and one accountable technical lead.
Direct communication
You deal with those responsible for the engineering, not an intermediary relaying messages.
Honest assessment
Risks, trade-offs and changes are raised early and explained plainly — including when something isn't the right investment.
Careful architecture
Structural decisions are made deliberately and documented, so a system stays understandable as it grows.
Collaboration that fits
We work alongside in-house teams, agencies and independent specialists, adapting to existing processes and tools.
Accountability after release
Systems are built to be maintained, and we stay available for the improvements and questions that follow launch.
Transparency
Transparent by Design. Private by Necessity.
This is the philosophy across synnc. In an engagement, it means you should always be able to understand the following.
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What is being built
The product, system or change in plain terms, and what it is meant to achieve.
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Who is responsible
A named person accountable for the engineering, so you always know who to ask.
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Scope and deliverables
What is included, what is not, and what you will receive.
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Technical decisions and trade-offs
Significant choices and the alternatives that were weighed, explained without jargon.
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Progress and meaningful updates
Updates that say something real: what is done, what is next and what has changed.
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Risks and problems
Issues raised when they are found, together with options, not after they have grown.
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How to communicate with us
A clear way to ask questions, raise concerns and follow what is happening.
Private by necessity
Transparency is about the work, not about everything. These stay private:
- Confidential client information
- Private employee data
- Credentials and access secrets
- Security-sensitive details
- Internal business operations
Founder
Syed Haris — Founder & Technical Lead
synnc. agency is founder-led. Technical direction sits with Syed Haris, so architecture decisions and engineering standards stay consistent from the first conversation to the final release.
Syed Haris is the accountable technical lead on the Agency's work, and leads the wider company it belongs to: synnc.
Syed Haris's personal website(opens in a new tab)The ecosystem
One parent company. Distinct brand identities.
synnc. agency is the first operating business of the wider synnc. company. It has its own market identity, services, website and operations, and it belongs to a wider technology company.
Structure of the synnc. ecosystem. synnc. is the parent technology company. Below it are two separate branches: synnc. agency, which is this website, and synnc. products, which includes synnc.live and future products. The founder, Syed Haris, leads synnc.
- Parent technology companysynnc.The technology company behind the Agency and its products.Corporate website not yet launched
Software Engineering & Technology
synnc. agency
This website. The first operating business of synnc.
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- Product branchsynnc. productsProducts from synnc., separate from the Agency.
- Productsynnc.liveA synnc. product, with its own website.synnc.live(opens in a new tab)
- ProductFuture productsNothing announced yet.
Agency and Products are separate branches of the parent company. The founder relationship is one of leadership, not another business.
Tell us what you're working on.
A new product, an existing system or a specific problem — describe it, and you'll get a clear, honest view of how we can help.