A Dublin-based studio built for secure digital growth.
Elephantfly blends engineering, design, and security expertise to help Irish organisations ship resilient digital platforms and unforgettable brand experiences.
10+
Years in business
80+
Projects delivered
100%
Irish-owned
24/7
Support available
Our Story
Built in Dublin. Trusted across Ireland.
Founded in 2015, Elephantfly started with a simple belief: Irish businesses deserve digital platforms that are genuinely secure, fast, and built to grow. We saw too many SMEs being sold template solutions that looked the part but broke under pressure — slow, insecure, impossible to scale.
A decade later, we're still building from that same principle. Every project starts with a security assessment, every launch is optimised for Core Web Vitals, and every client gets a partner — not just a vendor.
From Lucan, Dublin, we work with SMEs across trades, food & drink, professional services, retail, and technology — helping them compete in a landscape that moves faster every year.
How We Work
Three principles behind every build.
Security-first
Every build begins with risk assessment, secure architecture, and compliance awareness. Security isn't a layer we add at the end — it's baked into the foundation.
Performance-led
We optimise for speed, Core Web Vitals, accessibility, and measurable growth outcomes. Fast websites win more business.
Ireland-focused
Deep knowledge of Irish markets, GDPR regulation, and customer expectations. We understand the landscape Irish SMEs operate in.
The Team
The people behind the work.
A small, senior team — which means every project gets real attention from people who know what they're doing.

Daniel Baldwin
Co-Founder & Technical Lead
Leads technical delivery across web, app, and AI projects. Over a decade of software engineering experience with a focus on security-first builds.
Ready to build a secure, high-performance digital platform?
Talk to Elephantfly about your next website, platform, or security upgrade. We'll map the fastest path to launch.