Independent venture lab · Melbourne, Australia
From orbit to backyard.
Small, serious ventures, each built production-grade and held to the same bar. We're building Mokii, a safety net for pets left home alone, and Telaron Fabric, multi-cloud networking without the per-gigabyte tax.
Ventures
One from the backyard. One from orbit.
Mokii
Android · launching nowWhen everyone has left home and the pets are alone, Mokii notices and escalates to a circle of people the household chooses: push, then SMS, then a call, until someone checks on them.
- For pet-owning households
- Android now; iOS planned for summer 2026–27
- Runs on Google Cloud
Visit mokii.au →Telaron Fabric
Pre-alphaConnecting clouds usually means stitching together each provider's transit services, paying per-gigabyte fees and managing policy separately in every cloud. Telaron replaces that with one fabric of lightweight gateways, run by an orchestrator, with network policy written as code.
- Gateway transit and failover working on Google Cloud
- Next: AWS and cross-cloud routing
- Open-source gateway, hosted control plane
Visit telaron.io →How we work
One crew. Critical-infrastructure habits.
01Everything as code
Every environment, from cloud accounts to DNS, is defined in reviewed code. Nothing is built by hand.
02Zero trust, by default
Short-lived credentials, least privilege and authentication everywhere. Security is the starting point.
03Production-grade from day one
Every venture gets the same monitoring, alerting and release discipline, however small it starts.
Founder
Julien Bonastre
Founder · architect and engineer
A hands-on architect and engineer whose career spans critical infrastructure and enterprise IT: fire and life-safety systems, SCADA, motorway control networks and multi-cloud platforms.
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