About Recoil

Technology shaped around real people and real operating needs.

Recoil Solutions brings together practical business understanding, thoughtful design, and AI-assisted software development to make complex work clearer.

Jonathan Servance smiling in a blue suit in a warmly lit office.

Founder

Jonathan Servance — Founder, Recoil Solutions

Jonathan is interested in the point where technology, people, and practical problem-solving meet.

His professional background includes complex business operations, where reliable systems, careful communication, and clear decisions matter. That experience informs the way he approaches digital work: understand the operating reality first, then use technology to make it easier to navigate.

Through Recoil Solutions, Jonathan is building experience in AI-assisted software development while staying grounded in user experience, careful testing, and honest scope. He values useful solutions over novelty, welcomes the discipline of learning, and does not treat automation as a substitute for judgment.

His commitment is straightforward: listen carefully, make the work understandable, protect what already works, and keep improving until the result feels considered.

Company identity

One public brand, clearly identified.

Public-facing brandRecoil Solutions

Legal entityRecoil Investments LLC

Who we serveGovernment agencies and commercial clients

Primary contactcontact@recoilsolution.com

How Recoil sees the work

Calm thinking is part of the craft.

Curiosity before certainty

Ask enough questions to understand the user, the constraint, and the system around the problem.

Quality in the details

Use careful planning, testing, and clear communication to create work people can trust.

Progress with a recovery path

Make improvements in controlled steps and preserve a known-good way back when the work is consequential.

Start with the real question

Have a problem worth understanding?

A useful first conversation does not need a finished brief. Start with what feels complicated, slow, unclear, or fragile.

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