Software development company in Canary Wharf for bank teams, their suppliers and fintechs

No, SpiderHunts has no office in Canary Wharf and no staff working on the Isle of Dogs. SpiderHunts Technologies Ltd, registered as company 16718403, uses 182-184 High Street N, Office 14607, London E6 2JA as a registered office only, and nobody works there. The team works remotely, and all meetings happen on video calls arranged in UK working hours.

No. SpiderHunts is not authorised by the FCA and holds neither a SOC 2 report nor ISO 27001 certification, so if your vendor policy requires those, we are not the right supplier. Where it does not, we build software designed to support UK GDPR requirements and the controls your compliance and risk teams define, and we disclose our status accurately in onboarding.

Yes, that is the most common shape of our Canary Wharf work. We build the tool beside the core platform, reading from approved extracts or interfaces and writing only where your technology team allows. Typical examples are break queues, desk dashboards and workflow tools. If a change really belongs inside a core system, we tell you so and step back.

Yes, by building the tooling, not by answering questionnaires on your behalf. A supplier evidence portal keeps your policies, test summaries, certificates and previous answers current, with owners and review dates, so each bank questionnaire is answered from up-to-date evidence. We can also add enterprise features banks often request, such as single sign-on, roles and exportable audit history.

A team tool or internal app costs £8,000 to £20,000, a business web application £20,000 to £45,000, and a platform or modernisation starts from £45,000. Native apps with complex integrations cost £25,000 to £60,000, and SaaS products start at £30,000. The prices are published and identical across the UK, and a written quote agrees scope and exclusions first.

Yes, rebuilding a business-critical workbook as a supported tool is a frequent request. We document every calculation, rebuild it in code, then run old and new side by side with tests comparing results until they match. The finished tool adds permissions, a history of input changes and an owner, which removes the risk of one analyst being the only person who understands it.

Consider suppliers whose fit and evidence you can verify, and assess us the same way. Check independent ratings (SpiderHunts has 4.6 on Clutch), insist on a written quote listing exclusions, confirm code ownership in the contract, and ask each firm which certifications it does and does not hold. We do not claim to be the best software company in Canary Wharf.

No, SpiderHunts offers no managed IT services. We do not provide a help desk, look after devices, networks or servers, supply hardware or cabling, administer Microsoft 365 or visit offices. We are a software company. The IT consulting we offer is technology advice: choosing between systems, planning a build or modernisation, designing integrations and automation, and judging AI readiness.

Yes, we build iPhone and Android apps for residential buildings, shops and restaurants as well as for corporate teams. Examples include resident apps for amenity booking and repairs, and lunchtime pre-order apps with collection slots. Cross-platform apps cost £15,000 to £35,000, and native apps with complex integrations £25,000 to £60,000, quoted in writing first.

We keep a person responsible for every decision and give the AI a narrow job, such as extracting fields, classifying messages or summarising documents. Models run through endpoints and regions your security team approves, prompts and outputs are logged, and sensitive data is masked where possible. Your risk team sets the limits; we build, test and document within them.

Calls take place during UK business hours, on video, and nobody visits in person. Our working day overlaps your morning and early afternoon. Every call is followed by written notes, which suits firms that need a record of decisions.

Yes. Our City of London page covers the Square Mile, with its insurance, legal and Lloyd's market work, and our Newham page covers the borough to the east, where our registered office address sits. The prices, the written quote and the video-call meetings are the same in all three areas, and for anywhere else in the capital our London page gives the wider picture.