Software, intelligence, and silicon — built as one system.
Anlix designs and delivers production platforms that span custom software, agentic AI automation, embedded firmware, and industrial connectivity. From circuit boards and field devices to APIs, dashboards, and cloud operations.
What Anlix builds
A single engineering practice covering the layers most teams split across vendors: product software, intelligent automation, and devices that live in the physical world.
Custom software platforms
Web and mobile products, REST and GraphQL APIs, event-driven backends, and operator dashboards shaped around real operational workflows.
AI automation
Multi-agent workflows, retrieval-augmented generation, vector search, knowledge graphs, and Model Context Protocol tool integrations for internal operations.
Embedded development
Firmware, PCB-aware device design, industrial buses, and edge terminals — C++, MicroPython, ESP32, ARM, and microcontroller platforms.
Distributed backends & cloud
Resilient microservices, messaging, high-throughput APIs, geospatial stacks, and infrastructure that can be observed, scaled, and operated in production.
Industrial IoT & telemetry
SCADA-style monitoring, MQTT and Modbus ingestion, autodiscovery, live trend charts, remote actuation, and sensor-to-cloud bridges.
Access, identity & kiosks
QR, RFID, and biometric terminals, invitation workflows, attendance platforms, POS kiosks, and mobile apps that connect people to physical spaces.
Domains we ship into
The same stack is applied to operational systems where software has to talk to hardware, maps, payments, or regulated data — not just screens.
Energy & charging networks
Station management, live telemetry, operator consoles, driver portals, and protocol-aware charging infrastructure.
Factories & facilities
Machine telemetry, laundry and workshop automation, aquaponics control, and closed-loop industrial processes.
Sites, campuses & workforce
Access control, time and attendance, visitor invitations, and multi-tenant property or office operations.
Spatial data & agritech
GIS portals, linked-data ETL, field sensors, and cadastral or crop intelligence on geospatial stacks.
Enterprise operations
Insurance and telephony backends, healthcare registries, ERP-style workshop flows, and high-concurrency data platforms.
Edge kiosks & POS
Self-service terminals, wallets, geofenced doors, and machine-control kiosks that stay online in the field.
Knowledge & agent systems
Internal copilots, semantic search, graph RAG, and automated tool execution against company systems.
Platform reliability
Linux administration, containers, Kubernetes, identity, CI/CD, and observability for services that cannot go dark.
Built solutions
Three production systems built for US software company Dracocode — charging infrastructure, workforce access, and connected kiosks — plus an earlier restaurant KDS and POS platform.
VoltGrid EV
Multi-tenant electric vehicle charging network with OCPP 1.6 and 2.0.1 over WebSockets, a driver portal with live telemetry, digital wallets, dynamic tariffs, a CPO operations console, POS kiosks, and a Flutter mobile app. Built for Dracocode (United States).
Attendance & access control
Multi-tenant workforce platform that unifies QR and RFID hardware, wall kiosks, administrative dashboards, employee self-service, and native mobile apps with live GPS routing. Built for Dracocode (United States).
LaundryMaxy
Self-service laundry kiosks with MQTT machine control, live washer and dryer telemetry, prepaid wallets, POS billing, dynamic QR door access, and geofenced GPS unlocking. Built for Dracocode (United States).
Simple Restaurant
An earlier table-service platform: QR self-ordering at the table, a paperless kitchen display over WebSockets, waitstaff floor control, cashier POS with thermal receipts, and recipe-linked prep inventory.
From first principles to production
Work starts at the constraint that matters — a protocol, a sensor, a latency budget, a compliance rule — then the rest of the stack is designed around it. Hardware, software, and operations stay in one conversation.
Discover
Map devices, data, users, and failure modes. Agree on the operational outcome before picking frameworks.
Design
Architecture, contracts, and hardware interfaces. APIs, message flows, and field protocols are treated as first-class design.
Build
Firmware, backends, AI pipelines, and interfaces in parallel, with tests that include hardware loops when the edge is in scope.
Operate
Deploy, observe, and harden. Containers, Linux, identity, and alerting so the system stays usable after launch.
A warehouse of engineering tools
Intelligence & data
Agents, retrieval, graphs, and storage chosen for the job — transactional, spatial, vector, or time-series.
Software & devices
Application platforms and the silicon they talk to, including industrial buses and wireless telemetry.
Infrastructure
Cloud and on-prem operations with the same discipline as product code.
What people ask about Anlix
Short answers for search and assistants. The same facts are published in llms.txt for AI systems.
What is Anlix?
Anlix is a software and engineering company that designs production platforms spanning custom software, agentic AI automation, embedded firmware, and industrial IoT. Work covers circuit boards and field devices through APIs, dashboards, and cloud operations. The public site is https://anlix.dev/ and the company email is [email protected].
What services does Anlix provide?
Anlix provides custom software platforms, AI automation (agents, RAG, and MCP tools), embedded and firmware development, distributed backends and cloud, industrial IoT and telemetry, and access-control systems with QR, RFID, kiosks, and mobile apps.
Who built VoltGrid EV, the attendance platform, and LaundryMaxy?
Anlix built those three production systems for US software company Dracocode. VoltGrid EV is an OCPP charging network (https://anlix.dev/work/voltgrid-ev/), Attendance is a QR/RFID workforce platform (https://anlix.dev/work/attendance/), and LaundryMaxy is an MQTT laundry kiosk platform (https://anlix.dev/work/laundrymaxy/).
How do I contact Anlix?
Email [email protected] or send a project brief at https://anlix.dev/#contact. There is no other public contact address on the Anlix site.
Does Anlix build EV charging, attendance, or kiosk software?
Yes. Anlix delivers OCPP 1.6 and 2.0.1 charging networks, QR/RFID attendance and access control with GPS routing, connected laundry kiosks with MQTT machine control, and restaurant KDS/POS platforms with table QR ordering (https://anlix.dev/work/simple-restaurant/).
Tell us what needs to be built
Share a system, a constraint, or a product idea. Anlix can take a brief from device firmware to a production API — or any layer in between.