Every version of us,still online.
Old Auxo websites, 3D experiments, game experiences and client builds since replaced — the whole trail, live at its original URLs. We keep them up because the detours are the story: every time we were too early, we were early at something that mattered.
Three businesses in one T-shirt
We started out selling blockchain, robotic process automation and machine learning — at the same time. The hypothesis was that one project could combine all three in a genuinely meaningful way. The market's hypothesis was “what?”. It took nearly six months just to explain what each of those things were, never mind sell one.
The world stopped. We focused.
Then everything switched off — and, strangely, that was the best thing that ever happened to us. Businesses suddenly needed to be online, properly. We cut the noise, focused down on web platforms, and discovered we were genuinely good at Jamstack builds in React. Then we started bolting real back-ends onto them, and the platform business was born.
Some of that era's client work is still quietly answering on its original URLs — the clients have long since evolved, but the internet remembers.
Strategix Technology Solutions
A managed-IT and multicloud services site from our web-platform years. The client has since moved on to their own; the original still answers.
SOCO Energy
Solar and battery EPC, sold with a sunrise. This relationship later became our “solar quote in under 60 seconds” case study.
AuxoCyber MSS
Our swing at productised cyber-security for small companies, powered by Netskope. The market said “not yet”. The landing page still says “sign up”.
The metaverse bet
Before “metaverse” was a word in earnings calls, we bet that a business could be built on 3D and Three.js — virtual walkthroughs, immersive client experiences, game-driven storytelling. We were right about the capability and early on the market: explaining it was a full-time job.
Unlike certain large social networks, we didn't pour billions in. We listened to what clients actually wanted, pocketed the capability — and kept the toys. That muscle is exactly what powers what we're building now.
3d.auxo.digital
Our home page as a neon Three.js storefront you could spin. “Growth in a Digital Future”, rendered literally.
D+A Design Studio
A virtual show-home — click and drag through the bedroom, kitchen and bathroom. Property viewing in 3D before it was normal.
The Mine
A VR mine-safety induction: find your harness and helmet before you head underground. Serious training, game rules.
Metsi — Journey to the Summit
Application modernisation pitched as a mountain expedition — base camp to summit, step by step, in 3D. Built by Auxo.Digital, says the corner. It does.
Conference Bingo
Built for prizes and a Tiger's Milk crowd: live called numbers on the big screen, a spin-the-wheel bonus round. We've switched it back on.
The AI turn
Oz was playing in the OpenAI playground; the moment we got into the ChatGPT beta, we knew. Theo — co-founder and CTO — was mid-masters in AI at the time. So we hunkered down and focused the business on AI.
We were early. Again. So we took a step back and taught instead: AI training for executives was born, while web platforms kept the lights on. The “Be Exceptional” site carried the standard we still hold ourselves to.
2023.auxo.digital
The “Be Exceptional” era: Innovation, Immersion, Incubation. Because “good enough” isn't good enough — some things don't change.
AI for Executives
The full-day course we built when the market needed education more than implementation — complete with Athena, our AI assistant, taking questions.
The 3D Treasure Hunt
Five hidden chests, four minutes, and a WhatsApp business bot for the winner. The 3D muscle meets the AI pivot — lead gen you could lose.
The explosion
Suddenly nobody needed six months of explaining. AI went from “what is it?” to “how fast can we have it?” — and the years of being too early became the head start.
Early no more
The explosion turned into real AI projects. Theo started his doctorate in AI; Oz completed his Oxford programme in the space. The 2025 site said it plainly: an integrated software innovation and digital marketing agency — two services, built to win.
This chapter is in progress
You're reading it — this site is the 2026 entry. And the metaverse bet is getting its vindication: we're building a playable Auxo world where you fly our Spark through the client headaches we've fixed. It's live-in-progress now.