Tiraly

We rebuild old websites and automate office work. You own everything we build.

We build inside your own Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace account. If a job needs anything new, such as hosting or a Copilot license, its monthly cost is in the quote. Our fee is fixed and agreed in writing before we start.

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The weight of this page, measured by your browser. The average web page is 2.3 MB.

583

Business websites we audited in October 2026. A third run software WordPress lists as insecure.

1 fee

Fixed and agreed in writing before work starts. If a job takes longer than we planned, that's our cost.

We do two things.

Both are built in your own accounts, and neither comes with a subscription to us.

Websites

Replace a slow, out-of-date website.

A WordPress site needs patching every month, and the moment it falls behind it is exposed. We rebuild yours as fast, plain pages with nothing to patch. Every page moves across and every old link redirects, so your search rankings carry over.

  • Every page, image and form moved across
  • Every old address redirected to its new page
  • Built to load in under a second on a phone
  • Domain and hosting in your name, logins in your hands
  • A simple editor for your team, if you want one
  • Written notes on how the site is put together
How a rebuild works

Automation

Automate the office work your team does by hand.

Your team chases documents, retypes figures and drafts this year's report from last year's. We build assistants and workflows inside your own Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace account that do that work, and a person approves anything that leaves the building.

  • Built in your account, under your admin
  • Fixed rules written in code the AI can't change
  • Works from your own templates and past documents
  • A named approver for every output
  • Running costs stated before you sign
  • Keeps working if you stop working with us
See how an assistant works

Research · October 2026

We checked 583 company websites. 199 were running software WordPress lists as insecure.

These are established companies, with a median of 37 staff. Their websites run WordPress releases that are out of date, and a third of them have known security holes that no longer get patched.

583

Company websites on an out-of-date WordPress release

199

run a version WordPress.org lists as insecure

176

run a release line that came out four or more years ago

38

failed a standard security certificate check

Read the research

You pay one fixed fee, and you know it before we start.

A project runs in four steps.

  1. A 20-minute call

    You tell us about the site or the job. We tell you on the call whether we can help.

  2. A written scope and one price

    The scope lists what's in, what's out, the fixed fee and the monthly running cost.

  3. Weekly previews

    We build in your accounts and show you progress every week on a private preview address.

  4. Handover

    Your team gets the logins and written notes, and runs it from there. Nothing depends on us.

Fees and terms in full

The team

We use everything we build for clients ourselves.

Ibrahim KhanIbrahim KhanCo-founder

Founding Partner and CEO of Cur8 Capital, an investment platform through which more than $200m has been invested.

Mohsin PatelMohsin PatelCo-founder

Founding Partner of Cur8 Capital, which runs its own engineering, product and investment teams.

Shuaib YunusShuaib YunusCo-founder

Head of Engineering at Cur8 Capital. Previously built software at Taxfix and Zalando.

Questions we get on the first call

Do we need to buy any new software?

Often not. Most of what we build runs in Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, Xero, Word and Excel. Where a job needs something you don't have, such as hosting, a Copilot license or a premium Microsoft connector, we name it and its monthly cost in the scope before you sign.

Which AI model do you use?

Whichever your account allows. Microsoft 365 Copilot runs OpenAI's models, the ones behind ChatGPT, and your admin can also enable Anthropic's Claude. We build so you can switch between them without rebuilding anything.

What happens if we stop working with you?

Nothing changes. Everything we build sits in your accounts, and you hold the logins and the notes. There is no subscription to cancel.

Can our team edit the website themselves?

Yes. If you change pages often, we set up a simple editor and include its running cost in the quote. If you change them twice a year, we make the edits for a fixed fee.

How long does a website rebuild take?

Most take three to five weeks from the first call to going live. Your current site stays up throughout, and the switch happens on a day you choose.

Is there a contract?

A one-page scope that both sides sign. It lists what we'll build, the fixed fee, the running costs and what you own.

Tell us what's slowing you down.

A 20-minute call, then a fixed price in writing. If we can't help, we'll say so on the call.

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