TeamWeb is a small, independent software company based in Scotland. We build our own products and help other businesses build theirs — through consultancy, technical leadership, and hands-on development.
Our Philosophy
We believe that most software is too complicated. Enterprise tools are bloated with features nobody uses, priced in ways that punish growth, and designed by committee rather than with care. We build the opposite.
Every product we create starts with a simple question: what’s the simplest thing that would actually work? We strip away complexity until we’re left with something that does its job well, is pleasant to use, and doesn’t cost a fortune.
Our Products
Usermesh — Communication tools for groups, clubs, and societies. Newsletters, member directories, and event management without the complexity.
Issuebear — A help desk built for B2B support. Ticket management, SLA tracking, and a knowledge base — designed for teams that support other businesses.
TeamWeb AI — A self-hosted AI assistant platform. Build, configure, and deploy intelligent assistants across Slack, email, voice, and your website. Currently in development.
Our Services
We don’t just build our own products — we help other businesses build theirs. Whether you need an experienced hand to guide a project, someone to lead your development team, or practical help adopting AI, we can help.
Consultancy — Honest, practical advice on architecture, technology choices, and delivery strategy. We help you cut through the noise and make decisions that stick.
Technical Leadership — Embedded technical leadership for your team. We can lead projects, mentor developers, set standards, and make sure things get built right.
AI Help — Practical help adopting AI in your business — from building intelligent assistants and automations to integrating LLMs into your existing products and workflows.
We’ve worked with companies like Tour Amigo and Antidolus — see our Customers page for more.
Our Approach to Building Software
A few core beliefs guide everything we build:
- Ship early, iterate often. Real feedback from real users beats months of planning.
- Choose boring technology. The right tool is the one that works, not the one that’s trending.
- Decisions drive delivery. Strong opinions, held loosely, move projects forward faster than consensus.
- Simple beats clever. If a junior developer can’t understand it, it’s too complicated.