Services
Engineering across the full digital stack.
We design, build and run software end to end, from discovery and architecture through to the infrastructure it runs on. Engage us for one capability or the whole system.
- 01Custom SoftwareSystems designed around how your operation actually runs, replacing spreadsheets, manual steps and disconnected tools.
- 02SaaS PlatformsMulti-tenant products with identity, subscriptions and administration engineered in from the start.
- 03Web ApplicationsFast, accessible React and Next.js applications, portals, dashboards and high-performance websites.
- 04Cloud & InfrastructureHosting, deployment, databases, DNS and CI/CD set up properly and documented.
- 05APIs & IntegrationsConnect payments, identity, devices and the business systems you already rely on.
- 06AI & AutomationPractical automation and AI features that remove manual work from real workflows.
- 07Modernisation & ConsultingModernise legacy .NET systems, review architecture and improve performance and security.
FAQ
Working with Diyonix
How much does custom software development cost in Australia?
It depends on scope. Focused internal tools and integrations can start under $15k; customer portals, operational platforms and SaaS MVPs are more often in the $30k–$75k+ range. We scope in stages, so you know the cost of each release before committing to it.
How long does a typical project take?
Small tools and integrations usually take weeks. Larger platforms are delivered in releases over a few months, with the most valuable workflow going live first.
What does the process look like?
Discover, define, design, engineer, launch and improve. You see working software early and often, and each stage ends with a clear decision point.
Do you work with businesses outside your city?
Yes. Diyonix works with businesses across Australia. Most collaboration happens remotely, with workshops and reviews scheduled around your team.
Can you take over or improve an existing system?
Yes. Many engagements start with an existing application: stabilising it, documenting it, modernising the stack or adding features, rather than starting from scratch.
Who owns the software you build?
You do. Code, documentation, accounts and infrastructure are set up in your name or handed over, so you're never locked in.
Not sure which service fits?
Describe the problem. We'll recommend the right approach, even if that means a smaller engagement than you expected.