About Auzi
We build the software businesses are supposed to run on.
Auzi is a vertical software studio. We pick a business, learn it cold, and build the complete operating system it runs on — then we run it alongside the team. One client at a time, custom-fit every time, owned outright by them.
Most software is rented, generic, and a little bit broken. We think that’s a choice — and we made the other one.
Four convictions.
Software should fit the business
Not the other way around. We encode how you actually operate — your pricing, your approvals, your edge cases — instead of bending you to a generic SaaS.
Whole systems, not features
A configurator without a console is a toy. We build the complete operating system — front door to back office — so the whole operation moves as one.
Ownership is the point
Your data, your code, your roadmap. We hand over the keys. No platform you can be evicted from, no per-seat tax on your own growth.
Craft is non-negotiable
Anyone can ship a template. We ship work that looks and feels impossible to have come from one — because the software you run on should earn trust on sight.
Founder-led, senior, and small on purpose.
We stay small so the people who scope your system are the people who build it. No bench, no hand-offs, no diluted craft. Based in Texas; working with businesses that take their operations seriously.
- Vertical studio
- 2025
- Texas, USA
- One at a time
Based in Texas
Built in Austin. Shipped everywhere.
Close enough to sit at your counter, equipped to build software that competes with anyone’s.
Founder-built, not farmed out.
Ike Castillo
Founder
Auzi is led by a builder, not a sales team. Alongside client work, Ike built and runs WellState — an AI-native operations platform for upstream oil & gas, modeling 30 entities over a 1.2-million-well dataset. It’s the proof behind the promise: the person who scopes your system is the person who can architect something that deep.
Work with us
If this sounds like how software should work —
— you’re our kind of client. Tell us what you’re building, and how you’d own it.