We build useful technology with the people who will use it—and leave them with the knowledge and confidence to keep it working.
Alinix is a tech company with a mission to enable our customers and clients. We want to share what we know and give you the tools and confidence to be self-sufficient, rather than holding the knowledge and locking you in.
We're two Perth locals creating bespoke software solutions and making existing systems work better, built around the business you actually run.
We also share practical knowledge to help you understand, safely use and adopt AI tools in your business.
Technology should fit the business—not the other way around.
Have you ever had the feeling someone is trying to fit you into their box? Designing how you work because it suits them?
Maybe it’s a platform, a monthly subscription, or a process that does just enough to tick you over when you know it could be better.
You can’t get it to work the way you want. You pay every month, and the curveballs keep coming: a feature locked behind another tier, a price-per-user rise you didn’t budget for, a “new feature” you never asked for. Money going out every month for something you don’t have the time to replace.
Enabling you is simple: we build it with you, then we hand you the keys. No lock-in, no licence you rent forever, no vendor sitting between you and your own platforms.
We’ve spent years inside implementations where the vendor or the consultancy kept control of the platform long after go-live. We’ve watched projects fall short because the partner never took the time to understand the business.
Why? Because they were more focused on the sale. Not the business, not the people, not you and not the outcome.
Whether you’re one person or a whole company, the goal is the same: make you self-sufficient. Workshops, AI platform builds, custom tooling – whatever the service, enabling means handing you the keys and letting you drive. You tell us what you want, and we collaborate on how the work takes shape.
It’s your business, your money, your time and your people. It’s not our place to tell you how to run it.
A shared route from understanding the problem to putting the solution—and the confidence to run it—in your hands.
Listen first. Speak second. Not everyone comes from a tech background, and every industry has its own language. We take the time to understand yours, explain ours and get on the same page.
Before we commit to anything, we want to understand what the right fit looks like for you, your people and the business you actually run.
You know your business. We need that knowledge in the room. The hours and years you've spent doing the work cannot be replicated through a brief engagement. We want you to lean in and design the solution with us.
Have an idea? Let's throw it at the wall and see if it sticks. Creation doesn't happen in a vacuum. We keep the conversation going, test ideas together and shape the solution around what we learn.
The value should last long after we've left the room. What we build should help your business continue to thrive and grow, with the knowledge and confidence to keep it working.
That means sharing what we know, making the handover meaningful and helping you understand how the solution fits into your day-to-day work.
Between us we've spent years delivering tech transformation for everyone from large enterprise to small local operators - business systems, custom builds, adoption and change management.
We've been in enough implementations to know that going live isn't the finish line. What matters is whether you, your people and your business are still getting value from it a year later.
We've seen what works and what doesn't. Alinix is our way of building solutions that fit the business you actually run, and leaving you with the knowledge to keep them working in a world that won't sit still.
Cam, for short. His work spans putting systems in place, improving the ones already there and building something custom when it's needed. A little of that background:
Marcus's work brings together business systems and the people using them, across organisations of different sizes. A little of that background:
A clear brief, a half-formed idea or something that's been making work harder than it needs to be. We'd like to hear it.
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