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injuid

Software development, Australia

We build the softwareyour business runs on.

Ten years keeping other people's systems up. Now building yours.

Custom software for Australian businesses and founders. Fixed price to build it, a monthly plan to run it, everything in your name.

01, Flight plans

Two flight plans.

Pick the one that matches your situation.

02, The cost

What it used to cost, and what changed.

A custom build through an Australian dev shop, before the tools changed.

$150to $250
Per hour, Australian dev shop
400to 1,200
Hours for a real MVP
$80kto $250k
Before anyone uses it
4to 9 months
Before anyone uses it

Relative effort for a typical build. Move the slider and watch which bar moves.

57%of the old effort

2019Now
  • Deciding what to build

    Did not get faster. Still needs the people who do the work in the room.

  • Writing the code

    Went from the bulk of the cost to a fraction of it. This part is real.

  • Integrating what you already run

    Did not get faster. Xero is still Xero.

  • Security and data handlingRiskier

    Did not get faster. Got riskier, because the tools will generate something that works and is wide open.

So injuid is fast on the part that compresses and careful on the part that does not. The caveat is the pitch.

03, The traps

Four things a weekend build will not tell you.

Every one of these has ended a small company.

04, After launch

Launch is the start of the expensive part.

Most software gets built, handed over, and slowly rots. The monthly plan is how injuid stays the person who answers the phone in month seven.

  • Hosting
  • Patching
  • Monitoring
  • Backups, tested
  • Security updates
  • Support
  • Small changes

What the plan covers, and what it does not

05, Who's behind it

Ten years of being the person who gets the call.

Not ten years writing software. Ten years in IT, being the one who gets called when other people's shortcuts fall over. Backups never tested, domains registered to someone who left, databases open to the internet. That is the experience injuid is built on.

injuid is new. The experience behind it isn’t.

Where the name comes from, and how to say it

06, Contact

Tell us what you are working on.

Two or three sentences is enough. No spec, no deck, no budget figure needed.

Which track
Two or three sentences

No newsletter, no drip campaign. A person replies.

What happens next

Reply
Within two business days, from a person
Then
A thirty minute call if it looks like a fit
Never
A drip campaign, a pitch deck, or a follow-up sequence