Digital products and business systems, built to operate.

Logics7 is a product operator. We validate, structure, build, launch and operate digital products and business systems.

No development without product logic.

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Product & engineering since 2012
LOGICS7 LTD · London, UK
We build and run our own products

Which of these is you?

01 · A product to launch

I have a product to launch.

Your situation: An idea, a prototype or an early version of a standalone product.
What we do: First we check whether the market, the product and the commercial logic hold. If they do, we structure, build and operate the first version with you.
What changes: You get a decision before you spend on development, and one accountable operator after it.

Product Partnership

02 · A business on people and spreadsheets

My business runs on people and spreadsheets.

Your situation: Orders, requests and reports live in messengers, inboxes, spreadsheets and manual steps.
What we do: We take the processes that cost you time and errors and turn them into one connected system: automation, internal tools, integrations. Month by month, under a yearly roadmap.
What changes: One system with a named owner, instead of tools that never quite fit together.

Annual Product Operations

Three more situations

How it works

What happens after you write to us?

01
Write to us
Describe what you are working on. We reply within one working day and say which way of working fits, before anyone talks about scope.
02
A 30-minute conversation
Thirty minutes to find out whether this goes further. We ask about your situation; we do not pitch.
03
A decision before development
For a new product, an internal assessment of up to seven working days ends in one of three decisions: proceed, reshape or decline. For a business system, it is a process review and a yearly roadmap.
- Proceed
- Reshape
- Decline
04
Build and operate under written terms
Development starts only after the meeting and written terms. Launch is one stage of the work; operating the product is the rest of it.

validate → structure → build → launch → operate

The full process, step by step

What we answer for, and what we do not promise.

We answer for

Whether the logic holds. We check before development starts, and if it does not hold we say so.
A system that can be operated: the architecture, the security, how data is handled, who is accountable.
Every decision to proceed, reshape or decline is made by a named person, and comes with its reasons.

We do not promise

Your commercial result. Adoption, revenue and growth depend on the market and on decisions that remain yours.
Grant approval. We prepare the application; the funder decides.
A price on the first call. The commercial structure is confirmed in writing once the route and the scope are clear.
Developer hours. We take responsibility for a product or a system, not for a day of work.

We enter each product as our own.

new Product Partnerships a year — no more than five in build at once: new Product Partnerships a year — no more than five in build at once
annual programmes in parallel, each with a named owner: annual programmes in parallel, each with a named owner
grant applications a year — two per funding cycle: grant applications a year — two per funding cycle
accountable operator per product, from validation to operations: accountable operator per product, from validation to operations

Delivery capacity scales through Logics7’s engineering teams. The Leadership Gate — the CEO’s decision to proceed, reshape or decline before any build — does not. That is the real limit.

Qualified introductions are always welcome.

AI can build it. Who answers for it?

Since Asimov wrote his rules for robots in 1942, science fiction has described machines that build. It rarely said who would answer for what they built.

AI platforms and coding agents can produce an app in hours. We use the same stack ourselves, in our engineering and inside Vendo AI, our own sales product. What the tool gives you is a prototype. Nobody inside it owns the business logic, the production quality, the security or what happens after launch. That is the job of a product operator. Nearly half of AI-generated code fails basic security benchmarks¹, and developers’ own trust in unreviewed AI output is falling².

Sources

Where each option stops.

Each option is right for some work. The difference is how far along a product's life each one goes, and who answers for it after launch.

Where each option stops.
Option	Validate	Structure	Build	Launch	Operate
AI app buildersA prototype in hours	Not part of the offer	Not part of the offer	Partly or on request	Partly or on request	Not part of the offer
Development companiesThe scope you specify	Not part of the offer	Partly or on request	Covers it	Covers it	Partly or on request
Product studiosDesign and delivery	Partly or on request	Covers it	Covers it	Covers it	Not part of the offer
ConsultanciesThe recommendation	Covers it	Covers it	Partly or on request	Not part of the offer	Not part of the offer
Venture studiosTheir own portfolio	Covers it	Covers it	Covers it	Covers it	Partly or on request
Logics7Your product, from validation to operation	Covers it	Covers it	Covers it	Covers it	Covers it

Typical scope of each category. Individual firms differ.

Trusted where mistakes are expensive.

Logics7 has shipped platforms in regulated and high-trust environments: immigration services operating with an SRA-regulated law firm, legal-sector platforms, lending automation — and a professional military simulation platform, engineered by Logics7 as PSS by Logics7, that reached NATO codification in 2024. In these sectors a prototype is not enough — architecture, security, data handling and accountability are the product.

Selected products and systems.

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LOGICS7 PRODUCT

Vendo AI

Logics7’s autonomous AI sales product: six outreach channels, meetings on Google Meet and Zoom, 145+ languages.

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What clients said.

“Finding a team that delivers on time and communicates honestly about project realities was refreshing. They were upfront about everything.”

AQLO

“Simple, effective, and to the point — that's how I'd describe our experience. The team was quick to understand our needs and equally quick to address any issues.”

Prime Group

“Really appreciated the team's expertise in revamping our online presence. They're knowledgeable and listen well to feedback, making the whole process smooth.”

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Reviews carried over from the previous Logics7 website.

Eleven industries, one rule.

01Fintech & lending automation
02Legal tech
03Immigration services
04Faith & community platforms
05Logistics & freight
06Simulation & training systems
07Marketing & UA analytics
08Mental health platforms
09AI sales automation
10Game development & live operations
11Reading & audio content platforms

The rule does not change between them: no development without product logic.

The people who answer for it.

A product operator only works if named people carry the decisions. These two carry direction and product. The whole team is on the About page.

“If it will not operate, I would rather say so on the first call than build it.”

Mark Prais, CEO

Meet the team

Which route fits you?

A few questions, then the route we would open for you. No price, no timeline and no decision here — the route decides what conversation makes sense next.

5 questions · about a minute

Question 1 of 5

What are you working on?

The questions people ask first.

Five answers here. The full FAQ has the rest.

All questions

Not a fit if…

If that is you, an agency or an AI app builder will serve you better. We will tell you so on the first call.

01You need a fixed-scope build from a finished specification, with no product decisions to make.
02You want to buy developer hours by the day.
03You expect a guaranteed commercial result or a guaranteed grant.
04You need a prototype by tomorrow and nothing has to run after that.
05You need the cheapest possible quote.

Start with the right route.

Share the context and we will identify the next logical step for your product, business process, existing product, funding request or qualified introduction.