- The original developers continue working on technology.
- Scratchive’s public presence is intentionally paused.
- A new public chapter is being explored for around mid 2028.
- This website may document progress and historical work.
Status / 01
Clear about what ended.
Clear about what continues.
Scratchive Innovations Ltd is dissolved. Scratchive is therefore not presented here as an active UK limited company. The people who built it are still working on software privately and exploring what a future Scratchive should become.
Scratchive Innovations Ltd, company no. 16429839, was dissolved on 14 July 2026.
Scratchive is not currently taking general public client work or selling new public service packages.
Former directors and developers continue selected engineering, prototypes, maintenance and product research privately.
There is no general Scratchive public support desk. Existing collaborators should use their established contact channels.
A renewed public return is being worked toward around mid 2028, but the date and structure may change.
Why the distinction matters · 02
The project can continue without pretending the company still exists.
A dissolved company cannot simply be described as an active trading entity. This website therefore uses “Scratchive” to describe the continuing project, technical lineage and future direction—not to claim that the dissolved limited company remains operational.
If a future public business is formed, its legal structure, contracting details and policies should be published when that structure actually exists.
Operating boundary · 03
What you should and should not assume today.
- Scratchive Innovations Ltd is still an active company.
- Scratchive is currently accepting public orders or subscriptions.
- The 2028 target is a guaranteed launch date.
- Historical services remain available today.
Official record · 04
Verify the company status directly.
For the legal record of Scratchive Innovations Ltd, use the official Companies House page rather than older third-party company directories.