Software development inChristchurch.
NAX builds custom software for Christchurch businesses — internal tools, portals, dashboards and system integrations that replace spreadsheets and manual work. Fixed-price scopes, weekly demos, and you own the code.
What every Christchurch project includes.
Software shaped around how your Christchurch team actually works, not a generic off-the-shelf tool.
Connect Xero, MYOB, Shopify, CRMs and your existing systems through clean APIs.
Live numbers for the decisions you make every week.
Role-based access, audit logs and Privacy Act 2020 aware data handling.
Reliable hosting with backups and monitoring included.
Source code and data stay in your accounts, always.
Four steps, no surprises.
A short call about your Christchurch customers, goals and content. You get a written scope and one fixed price.
One clear direction — layout, type and colour — reviewed against real content, not placeholder text.
Two-week sprints with a live preview URL. You see the site take shape every week.
Domain, DNS, hosting and Search Console set up on launch day, then ongoing support under an SLA.
Beyond websites, Christchurch and wider Canterbury clients use NAX for custom software, AI agents, cloud and NAS infrastructure and AI training. See recent work on our projects page.
Christchurch software development, answered.
Small tools start from NZD 100 for scoped work; larger systems are quoted as a fixed price after a short discovery call so you know the total up front.
A focused internal tool often ships in 4–8 weeks; larger platforms are delivered in two-week sprints with a working preview from the first sprint.
Yes — accounting, CRM, ecommerce, spreadsheets and most tools with an API.
Always. You own the source code, data and hosting accounts.
NAX is operated by THEBRG Enterprise (003120480-W), headquartered in Malaysia and serving New Zealand clients under New Zealand consumer and privacy law.
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