About Ey3
You get the person who did the work. That has been true since 1996.
Ey3 is a Brisbane consultancy working across AI, security, hosting and custom builds. There is no account manager, no handover, and no staff page. Each of those is a decision, and this page explains all three.
What we are
No office, no account managers, no handover.
Ey3 has never had a physical office and does not want one. What we have instead is our own server in Sydney, a PO Box in Fortitude Valley, and the ability to sit in a room with you in Brisbane when sitting in a room is the right answer. The absence of a building is not a cost saving we are passing on. It is what lets the money go into infrastructure we control rather than a lease.
There is no account manager between you and the work. The person who examines your site is the person who explains it, and the explanation is in English. If we cannot explain a finding without jargon, we do not understand it well enough yet.
Where to start
Four areas. Pick the one that matches your problem.
A process eats hours every week and nobody can explain why.
Intake, reporting, reconciliation, drafting, or finding one document in ten years of files. We scope the job, build the thing, and leave a person holding the pen.
AI at Ey3 →
You have been hacked, or you have realised you would not know if you had.
One day on the site, the server, the logs and the edge. A report you can read without a translator, and an hour with the person who wrote it.
Website security →
You want to stop guessing where your site lives and who can reach it.
Hardware we control in Sydney, not a reseller account three layers deep. Three copies, two media, one off site, and a copy that ends up disconnected from everything.
Managed hosting →
The thing you need is not on the shelf.
WordPress development, migrations off platforms that have become a liability, custom plugins, and the integrations between the website and the systems behind it.
Web development →
Why there are no faces on this page
We do not publish a staff list.
Almost every firm in this industry puts the team on the website. We have decided not to, and it is worth explaining rather than leaving a gap where the headshots usually go.
People who harden systems are a target in their own right. A staff page is a starting point: names, roles, reporting lines, and enough detail to write a convincing email to whoever pays your invoices. We spend a good part of our working life explaining that risk to clients. It would be strange to publish it about ourselves.
You will meet whoever works on your site. They will be on the call, they will answer the phone, and they will know your build. You just will not meet them here first.
Where the judgment comes from
Thirty years of watching the same mistakes.
Ey3 is led by Luke Elin: thirty-five years in databases, web development and cyber security, and websites since 1996. BBC Weather in London. Web infrastructure for the Australian Red Cross after the Boxing Day tsunami. Generative AI engineering for the Queensland Government. Teaching cyber security, and red teaming.
That is where the work was done, not a list of people who have paid us. The distinction matters enough to keep saying.
Straight answers
The questions people ask before they ring.
How big is Ey3?
You really have no office?
Where does our data actually sit?
Can you work alongside our existing developer?
What if we just need one thing fixed?
Next step
Start with a phone call.
Twenty minutes with someone who has seen it before. No deck, no discovery workshop, no obligation. If we are not the right people for it, we will tell you that too.