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About oxHaus

A bespoke IT house.

oxHaus designs, builds, secures and implements the technology a business depends on. We do not sell a fixed package. Each engagement starts from how your organisation works and what needs to change.

The work brings together three disciplines that are usually bought separately: cybersecurity, software development and systems implementation. Keeping them in one house means the system that is built is also the system that is secured and supported.

Four colleagues planning work around a table.

Who leads the work

oxHaus was founded by Tumelo Baloyi, who brings 15 years of experience in cybersecurity, software development and systems implementation.

Why the ox

The ox has long been respected for a particular kind of strength: steady, patient and able to carry weight over a long distance. It works under a yoke shared with the farmer, and it prepares the ground so that something can grow.

In Southern Africa, including Tsonga tradition, cattle are kept at the centre of the homestead and treated as wealth held in trust, tied to family, memory and the people who came before.

We take both ideas seriously. We take on the heavy parts of a technology project, work at a pace that holds up over time, and treat the systems and data you trust us with as something held in trust. Haus is the house where that work is done: a place for a craft, built to last.

How that shows in the work

  • Bespoke, not packaged

    Each engagement is shaped around your processes, the systems you already have and the constraints you work within.

  • Security from the start

    Cybersecurity is part of how we build and implement, not a separate phase added at the end.

  • Carried through

    We stay with the work through implementation and support, so what is built is used and looked after.

Tell us what needs attention.

Describe how the work runs today and where it slows down. Your answers become a brief you can check before we prepare a proposal.

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