Neuranics, the invisible work behind every critical interaction.
Neuranics is pioneering Tunnelling Magnetoresistance (TMR) quantum sensing. In this kind of company, a single slow page load during a critical partner or customer interaction can cost a real opportunity.
As a University of Glasgow and Edinburgh spinout in semiconductor design with AI-enabled hardware, Neuranics needs a website that stays on track.
Partners arrive at any hour, from anywhere, and the site has to be fast, secure and online every time, without anyone internally having to think about it.
That’s the job. Not a rebuild every eighteen months, but a site that never needs one. Through the Agnikii DriftGuard maintenance retainer, performance, security and measured carbon performance stay locked in month after month, quietly, in the background, so the team can stay focused on the science.
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Carbon rating
0.05g
CO₂ per page view
96
Lighthouse score
A proactive retainer, not a reactive one
Most agencies bill by the hour when something breaks. DriftGuard bills monthly to make sure nothing does
Every month, the retainer covers staged WordPress updates, plugin and theme audits, security hardening, uptime monitoring, backup verification and Core Web Vitals reviews.
Nothing reaches production without being tested on staging first. Nothing ships unless it is faster, safer or leaner than what it replaces. That discipline is why the Neuranics site performs as consistently as it does.
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Deep-tech companies don’t get quiet months anymore.
Between the CES 2026 wristband demonstrator, the Startups 100 ranking at number 6, the appointments of new advisors (Ricardo Ferreira, Dan Flanegan) and a steady cadence of news and events, the Neuranics site operates under near-constant traffic and editorial load. The DriftGuard retainer is built for exactly that rhythm:
- Staged releases for every news or event update
- Monthly plugin audits, so nothing is outdated and nothing is unused
- Rolling accessibility checks to keep the site to WCAG 2.1 Level AA standards
- Image re-encoding and lazy-load reviews as the media library grows
- Backup and restore tests that guarantee recoverability, rather than assuming it
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Content velocity without technical debt
Fast-scaling deep-tech companies accumulate content the way other companies accumulate customers, and left unmanaged, it can quietly kill a site’s performance.
Neuranics publishes news regularly, lists events, maintains a careers page, runs a video and resources library, and updates its team as the company grows. Every one of those updates is a potential performance or SEO risk if handled badly.
The retainer catches that drift before it compounds: schema markup stays consistent, image weights stay controlled, internal links stay intact, and the site stays as fast as the day it was built.
We brought Agnikii Digital in to take website maintenance off our plate entirely, and that’s exactly what they’ve done. We don’t think about uptime, plugin updates, or PageSpeed anymore. We know it works.
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De-bloating is a one-off event. Staying de-bloated is a discipline.
The monthly retainer includes a carbon performance check: image optimisation, script audits, plugin streamlining and hosting efficiency reviews.
A well-maintained site doesn’t just stay fast for users; it stays light for the planet. For a company built on efficient, low-power sensing technology, keeping the digital footprint aligned with the product’s own values matters.
Most common questions
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What does a website maintenance retainer actually cover?
Agnikii DriftGuard covers monthly performance monitoring, security updates, Core Web Vitals checks, carbon tracking and proactive fixes, all reported transparently through the client portal, so nothing slips and you always know where your site stands.
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Why does website performance get worse over time?
Unmaintained sites accumulate outdated plugins, bloated media and code that drifts out of date. Each adds weight, slows load times and raises emissions. Regular maintenance reverses that drift before it costs you, visitors or partners.
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How does ongoing maintenance reduce a website's carbon footprint?
Keeping media compressed, code lean and redundant plugins removed holds page weight down month after month. Lighter pages use less energy per visit, so emissions stay low rather than creeping back up after launch.
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Why is uptime so important for a deep-tech company like Neuranics?
When global partners and investors can arrive at any moment, a slow or offline site costs credibility and opportunity. Continuous monitoring keeps the site ready around the clock, so first impressions always land.