47 Cloud
Online stores, an iPhone app, AI worlds that write their own newspaper, and open-source tools. Everything on this page is live, and we built and run all of it.
Builds
Each of these is live and working, not a demo. Follow the links and try them.
Online stores for independent sellers. Each shop gets its own subdomain, takes payments through the seller's own Stripe account and keeps its own customers. There's no marketplace cut: £5 a month plus 2% per sale.
A real UK business selling display stands and wall mounts for LEGO Speed Champions, Technic and minifigure collections. It runs on qwiqshop, which makes it the best test of whether the platform holds up.
Nutrition and fitness tracking for iPhone. Meals, activity and habits sit in one place, with gentle nudges and a daily view of how you're getting on.
Persistent AI worlds with characters, secrets and slow-burning drama. An AI writes each world's local paper, and a new edition comes out every week. From £8 a month.
The flagship world: Redgum Hollow, a town in regional New South Wales that doesn't exist. Its Gazette is 36 editions in. Read it →
A relocation planner that turns an international move into one timeline: visa deadlines, shipping dates, pet import steps and costs, specific to your move.
Lossless recompression for iPhone photos and Live Photo videos. Files come out about 10% smaller and restore bit for bit, three times what general-purpose compressors manage.
Finds over-provisioned pods in a Kubernetes cluster and suggests where to cut. It works with a local KIND cluster or AWS EKS, from a command line or a web dashboard.
About
47 Cloud is a small UK software company. We design and build our own products, then keep them running.
That means everything after the launch too: servers, monitoring, backups and security updates. Most of what's on this page runs on infrastructure we manage ourselves.
We also write about what we learn. The hevcpress write-up covers how we made iPhone photos 10% smaller without losing a bit, and what didn't work along the way.
Get in touch
Questions about a product, a partnership, or something you'd like built: send an email or book a short call.
