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Contact BlueHorizon Innovations in London

If you have a project you want to discuss, this page tells you how to reach us and what to expect afterwards. We're based at 1 Canada Square in London and take enquiries by form, phone or email. A short description of the situation is more useful than a formal brief at this stage. We'll reply with a considered answer, not an automated sequence.

1 Canada Square, London, England, E14 5AA · Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM

Where we are

Docklands desk, London E14

Working hours

Monday to Friday
9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Saturday & Sunday
Closed

Getting here

The office is in the Docklands, a short walk from Canary Wharf. We can host a kickoff or workshop here if you'd rather start in person. For most projects, the work happens remotely after that.

Steel contact bench beside the studio entrance at Canary Wharf with a folded pair of glasses and tape measure

The studio desk

Two ways to reach us

Phone is best if you want to talk something through quickly during UK business hours. Email suits a longer description with attachments. If you send a feature list, a sketch or a link to an existing product, we'll read it before replying, which usually makes the first conversation more useful.

We keep UK business hours and work across time zones when a client team needs it. Planned maintenance and releases are scheduled rather than done at the end of a long day. For urgent issues on a live product we support, there's a direct route that we'll share when the engagement starts.

Preparing your enquiry

What to include when you write

The most helpful thing you can tell us is what happens today. Who does the work, what goes wrong, and what it costs you in time. Beyond that: whether there's an existing product or codebase, who will maintain it long-term, and which platforms matter most to your users. A rough budget range helps too, since it shapes what's realistic to propose. None of this needs to be polished.

What happens today

Current tooling

Who owns the work

Existing product or codebase

Repo & hosting notes

Long-term maintainer

Platforms your users need

iOS, Android, web

Priority surface

Rough budget range

Guides the proposal

Stage-by-stage

What "done" looks like

The outcome

Success signal

If you have an existing product, bring it. Rebuilds and rescues are a normal part of what we do, and we'd rather assess what exists than start from scratch out of habit. Sometimes the answer is to extend what you have. Sometimes it's to replace the parts that block you, piece by piece. A short review of the current codebase and hosting setup usually makes that call clear.

We read every enquiry ourselves. If we're not the right studio for your project, we'll say so and, where we can, point you somewhere better.

BLUEHORIZON INNOVATIONS · 1 Canada Square, London E14 5AA

After you send

What happens next

We don't run a drip sequence or add you to a mailing list. Each enquiry gets a real reply from a person on the team.

Read

We read it ourselves

Every enquiry is opened by a person, not a queue. We look at what you've sent and think about whether the shape of the work matches how we deliver.

Reply

A considered answer, within one business day

If it looks like something we should take on, you'll get a reply proposing a short call or a written set of questions. We aim to reply within one business day, and usually sooner. If a project requires review before we can respond properly, we'll acknowledge it and give you a realistic date rather than leaving it silent.

Or a clear no

A straight answer if we're not the fit

If we're not the right studio for it, we'll say so and, where we can, point you somewhere better. If you've heard nothing after two business days, call the number above; an email has occasionally gone somewhere unintended.

+442078374011

Enquiry form

Tell us what happens today

A short description is more useful than a formal brief. Send what you have — a sketch, a link, a feature list, or just the problem in your own words.

Anything you send is used to respond to your enquiry and, if we work together, to deliver the project. Details are set out in our Privacy Policy.

We'll reply within one business day, usually sooner. No drip sequences, no mailing list — just a considered answer from a person on the team.

What to expect on receipt