From crowded places to open country.

Brix is a Western Australian company building the infrastructure that lets physical assets manage themselves.

2019

Fitbrix launched as a crowdsourced app for crisis management. It read how busy a physical space was in real time, for the moments when crowding itself is the risk and knowing a place is packed before you arrive keeps people safe. Live intelligence about a place, gathered from the people already in it.

The insight

The venue was the context, not the idea. What Fitbrix had built was a way to collect and act on live data about physical spaces. Strip out the setting, and the pattern held for any asset people needed to reach, manage, or trust from a distance.

FIT

Fitbrix became Brix. The original letters always stood for something more: Future Industrial Technology. Maisonate brings live intelligence to homes and short-term rentals, and is the first to ship. Brix Edge is the on-device stack underneath it, built to run where the cloud cannot reach. Brix Watch will carry the same loop to farms, shires and remote operations. Brix Systems builds the operating systems behind regional businesses. The thesis travels from the health of people to the health of operations, and the planet.

How we build.

Modular by default

Every system is built from small, replaceable parts, so one piece can change without the rest coming down.

Privacy where it lives

Data is processed on the asset whenever possible. What never leaves the site can never leak from a cloud.

Proven, then promised

Pilots before launches, registers before claims. Working systems go out before press releases do.

Founder-led, and reachable.

Brix is run by its founding team from Western Australia. If you write to mark@fitbrix.com, that is who answers.

We are bootstrapped and building in the open. Maisonate is being proven in our own properties first, and every product on this site carries its real status. Partners and investors are welcome to write. You will get a straight answer about where things are.

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