Lightmorphic
Two studios, one small team, building things that just work.
Lightmorphic is the company behind Buildmorphic and Sitemorphic — custom software and small-business websites, privacy-first, no ads and nothing sold on. Same people, same standards, whichever one you're here for.
Custom software
If you can describe it, we can build it. Tools and internal apps from £799, delivered in as little as three working days.
Visit buildmorphic.com → SitemorphicWebsites for small business
A real website, live in days, £499 then £99 a year. Hosting, a contact form that actually works, and a human who answers when something breaks.
Visit sitemorphic.com →The two studios, as they look today
Everything we say about our work, we say on our own sites first. Both are built the way we build for customers: fast, private, and with nothing loaded from anywhere else.
How we work
Four steps, and you can stop after the second. Most of the thinking happens in the scoping; you get the fixed price at the end of it, and you're free to walk away with the document.
You tell us the problem
In your own words. No spec document required, and no charge for the conversation. If we're the wrong fit, we'll say so.
A fixed price, in writing
Agreed before any code is written, with a completion date. Scoping separates what you need from what you want; the quote covers the first.
Built around your process
Not a template with your logo on it. We start from how the work already moves through your business, then remove the parts a person shouldn't have to do.
Yours, in full
The code and the data are handed over with an export for everything, plain documentation and standard tooling. And you deal with someone who knows your system — not a ticket queue.
Websites for small business
Sitemorphic builds the site a small business actually needs: beautifully designed, quick to load, and structured so that Google ranks it and AI assistants recommend it.
Every site, the same complete set
£499 for the build and your first year, then £99 a year.
- Built for SEO, AEO and GEO from day one — found by search engines and by AI assistants
- No database and no plugins, so the usual attack surface is gone
- Zero cookies, no consent banner, no personal data collected — visitors are counted, not tracked
- Live chat included for life, and a contact form with spam protection
- A weekly email report in plain English — visitor numbers and where they came from
Things we've built and run ourselves
The best way to judge either studio is to use something we made. These are free, most are open source, and every one of them was built for us first.
Buildmorphic VitalsFree website health and AI-readiness check. No signup, no cookies.
Lightmorphic AccessFree accessibility checker: twenty-five checks from WCAG 2.2 AA, and how that reads against the law.
NotespiceSelf-hosted notes with no database. Every note is a plain file on your own disk.
NextupRemembers which episode you're on, and emails you each morning if something new became watchable.
FOSSStudioA self-hosted video podcast studio. Guests click a link and they're in; lossless multitrack recording on your own server.
Lightmorphic PasteA browser extension for the lines you paste often. No account, no server, no network requests.
Lightmorphic SidebarA side panel for Chrome holding the site you always go back to, plus search and a scratchpad.
Lightmorphic TextBrowse, search and edit your Espanso text expansions without opening a configuration file.
About Lightmorphic
Lightmorphic Ltd is a small UK company based in Suffolk. We build software and websites for small businesses — the kind that run on spreadsheets and goodwill, where the person who answers the phone is also the person who does the books.
Two studios, one team. Buildmorphic replaces the spreadsheets with a system built around how your work already moves. Sitemorphic gives you a website that customers, search engines and AI assistants can all find and trust.
The same rules apply to everything we make: a price agreed in writing, no cookies and nothing sold on, and a person who knows your system when you need one — not a ticket queue.