Software boutique · Auckland
Bespoke software for businesses with real work to do.
Infinitech designs, builds and launches complete systems for companies that have outgrown spreadsheets and off-the-shelf tools. Web, mobile and cloud, at a fixed price, with one person accountable from the first call to launch.
Typical engagement
A fixed-price build from scoping to launch, usually six to eight weeks, then support if you want it.
Works in
Web · Mobile · Cloud · AI and LLM systems · Networks and hardware
Services
Senior engineering, bought by the outcome.
Seven ways to engage. Most projects start with one and borrow from the others, under a single fixed-price agreement.
Custom software
A complete system designed and built for the way your business works: the web application, the mobile app, the admin tools and the customer-facing side, delivered as one finished product rather than a kit of parts.
- Web and mobile applications
- Internal tools and admin portals
- Customer portals and payment flows
- Scope to launch, at a fixed price
Good forBusinesses that have outgrown spreadsheets and off-the-shelf tools.
More about Custom softwareAI and LLM systems
Practical use of large language models inside your business: reading and sorting documents, answering staff and customer questions from your own data, drafting replies, extracting what matters from free text. Built with guardrails, measured against real cases, and priced so it pays for itself.
- Assistants grounded in your documents and data
- Document, email and feedback processing
- Classification, extraction and summarisation at scale
- Evaluation, cost control and safe rollout
Good forCompanies with people spending their day reading, sorting and re-typing.
More about AI and LLM systemsSolution architecture
Senior technical direction before money is spent. How the pieces should fit, what to build and what to buy, what it will cost to run, and where the risks are. Written down so any team can build from it.
- System design and technical roadmap
- Build versus buy decisions
- Review of an existing system or a vendor's proposal
- Technical due diligence
Good forOwners and managers who need a senior head without hiring one full time.
More about Solution architectureCloud solutions and cost optimisation
Hosting that is secure, backed up and sized for what you actually use, in an account you own. Moving a system to the cloud, getting a new one right from day one, or cutting a cloud bill that has quietly grown.
- Cloud cost review and right-sizing
- Set-up and migration
- Security, backups and monitoring
- Staff sign-in and access management
Good forCompanies on a server under a desk, or paying for cloud nobody can explain.
More about Cloud solutions and cost optimisationIntegration and automation
Connecting the systems you already pay for so information moves on its own: payments to accounting, orders to dispatch, forms to the people who act on them. Fewer re-typed spreadsheets, fewer missed steps.
- Payments, accounting and CRM connections
- Automated workflows and notifications
- Data pipelines and reporting
- Replacing manual processes
Good forTeams losing hours a week to copy-and-paste between tools.
More about Integration and automationModernisation and rescue
Bringing an ageing or struggling system back under control: stabilising it, upgrading what it runs on, documenting how it works, and planning the move to something better without stopping the business.
- Stabilising a system that keeps breaking
- Framework and platform upgrades
- Taking over a codebase from a departed developer
- Staged replacement with no big-bang cutover
Good forBusinesses that depend on software nobody wants to touch.
More about Modernisation and rescueNetworking, servers and hardware
The physical layer, done properly. Office and site networks, Wi-Fi that reaches the whole building, on-premise servers where the cloud is not the right answer, and the devices your software runs on, from rugged handhelds to printers and scanners.
- Office and site network design and installation
- On-premise servers, storage and backups
- Device selection, set-up and management
- Secure links between sites and the cloud
Good forWorkshops, depots and offices where the software is only as good as the network under it.
More about Networking, servers and hardware
How a project runs
Five steps. The price is fixed at the second one.
A typical build runs six to eight weeks. Each milestone is working software on a test server, not a slide about software.
Step 1: A conversation
Week 0A call to understand the problem, the people who will use the system and what finished looks like. No slides, no sales deck.
Step 2: Scope and a fixed quote
Within a weekA written scope in plain English with a fixed price and a milestone plan. You know the full cost before a line of code is written.
Step 3: Build in milestones
Weeks 1 to 8, typicallyWorking software at each milestone, on a test server you can click through yourself. You see progress, not status reports.
Step 4: Launch and handover
Launch weekThe system goes live, your staff are trained, and the handover notes are written. You own the code, the data and the accounts.
Step 5: Support
After launchThirty days of defect fixes are included. After that, a monthly retainer if you want someone on call who already knows the system.
About
A boutique, on purpose.
Infinitech is a small software studio in Auckland, led by senior engineers who have spent their careers building and running systems that cannot be allowed to fail: platforms that take payments and hold customer data for businesses, and the systems behind New Zealand's local government elections.
Most organisations that need software built to that standard are too small for a large consultancy and too important for a freelancer marketplace. Infinitech sits in between: senior work, done end to end, at a price agreed before it starts.
Fixed price, in writing
Scope, price and milestones are agreed in a plain-English contract before work begins. Changes are quoted, never slipped in.
You own everything
Code in your repository, systems in your cloud account, accounts in your name. Infinitech can be replaced; nothing should depend on that not happening.
Built to outlast the invoice
Boring, well-documented technology chosen for the next five years, not the next conference. Another engineer can pick it up without a decoder ring.
Start a project
Tell me what is slowing your business down.
A short description is enough. You will get a reply from the engineer who would do the work, not a form letter, and a call if it sounds like a fit.
- Phone
- 027 284 9916
- Based in
- Auckland, New Zealand. Works with clients anywhere in NZ.