PORTFOLIO
Principles in practice
Each venture applies Muon Group's principles to a specific Australian sector. Different markets, consistent approach to building.
Each business in our portfolio serves a sector where we have genuine expertise and where our principles—domain depth, Australian-native design, operator leadership—create meaningful advantage.
The portfolio will grow deliberately as we identify opportunities that fit our thesis and find operators who share our approach.
DrivingPro
“Driving school operations platform”
DrivingPro applies Muon Group's principles to an overlooked sector: the 3,600+ driving schools across Australia still running on spreadsheets and paper. Purpose-built for Australian regulations and workflows.
- Target Market:
- Australian driving schools
- Technology:
- Next.js, PostgreSQL
- Status:
- Live with pilot schools
Cnopy
“Contractor financial clarity”
Cnopy brings rigour to contractor financial planning—replacing guesswork with ATO-accurate calculations across superannuation, company tax, dividends, and PSI rules.
- Target Market:
- Australian contractors
- Technology:
- Next.js, Bun/Elysia
- Status:
- Core platform live
Muon Partners
“Cybersecurity and architecture consulting”
Muon Partners provides specialist consulting across cybersecurity strategy, enterprise architecture, and critical infrastructure. We bring deep technical expertise combined with practical operational experience to help organisations design, secure, and optimise their technology environments.
- Target Market:
- Enterprise, government, critical infrastructure
- Technology:
- Advisory services
- Status:
- Est. 2025
infraPatterns
“Declarative infrastructure intent”
infraPatterns provides declarative, composable patterns for infrastructure automation. Abstract away implementation details, express intent, and deploy consistently across any environment—connected or air-gapped.
- Target Market:
- Government, defence, critical infrastructure
- Technology:
- Declarative patterns + portable deployment
- Status:
- Design phase