Moonlight Software

Built bymoonlight.

An independent software company based in the UK.

Gnomon

The architecture workbench. Threat models from your C4 diagrams, a notation for designing agent systems, and 109 templates that render offline on your own machine.

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Sift

The local package proxy. Checks packages from eight ecosystems for known vulnerabilities, typosquats, very new versions, changed checksums, licence policy conflicts and maintainer changes as you install them on your own machine.

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On Offer

The deals site for UK shoppers, bringing current offers and short-lived flash deals from UK retailers together to browse by category, retailer and brand without an account.

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Client work

Saltwood

Weathered wooden five-bar gate, wire fence and rough grass, with fields and trees fading into morning mist.

We built the website for Saltwood, a North Devon farm and creative studio that creates brands for people who make their living from the land.

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Moonlight Software is the trading name of Will Percey, a sole trader in the UK.

[email protected], Devenish Grange, Devenish Lane, Ascot, SL5 9QU, United Kingdom

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