Niall Wells
Co-founder, Boxed 88
Returned to Perth from a decade in New York and San Francisco, shipping product engineering in regulated, high-stakes domains.
We started with the ASX small-cap market on our doorstep — about 1,500 listed companies under $300m market cap, half in resources — because its continuous disclosure is the hardest test we could set for the numbers: JORC compliance, drilling results, clinical milestones, where a wrong figure is a real problem. We’re early. We’ve been building with a small group of companies, much of it at no charge, learning what a service like this has to get right before we ask anyone to rely on it.
What we found wasn’t a publishing problem. The part of a business that makes sense of its own numbers almost always lives in one person’s head — so the same pack gets rebuilt every month, the team works off three versions of the figures, and anyone with a question has to go and ask them. We think that part should live somewhere: connected to the systems it runs on, in the company’s own voice, open to the people who need it. The effort then moves to the one part only they can do — deciding what to say.
Co-founder, Boxed 88
Returned to Perth from a decade in New York and San Francisco, shipping product engineering in regulated, high-stakes domains.
Co-founder, Boxed 88
Co-founder of Boxed 88 with Niall. A backend engineer with a study background spanning mathematics and medicine.
VP, Core Engineering. Internal platforms for large-scale financial systems.
Chief Product Officer. AI control software for industrial process plants.
Co-founder. Fintech acquired by Westpac, re-launched as Uno Home Loans.
Vikesh, lead Python engineer. Specialised laboratory software.
Mathematics and medicine.
The through-line: engineering for domains where the numbers can't be wrong — large-scale financial systems, industrial process control, and clinical software, before ASX continuous disclosure.
We’ll walk you through how StoriBot fits your work — which part of the business it would cover, what it would read, and how often. No deck, no pitch. Bring a recent board pack, update or announcement and we’ll show you what comes out.