Depth over sprawl.
Each engagement gets real attention rather than a long menu of services stretched thin.
About Tecknicos
Founded by engineers, built to last.
Tecknicos started in 2016 when its founding engineers set out to build infrastructure access tools. That engineering-led approach still shapes the company today — across client software, business automation, IT support, and the products we ship ourselves.
What we believe
Boring problems, treated seriously.
A lot of what businesses need from technology isn't glamorous — a site that stays up, a workflow that stops eating an afternoon every week, a computer that gets fixed when it breaks. We treat that work as seriously as we treat building our own products.
The engineers behind Wemote and ObjectX are the same people building client applications, automating client workflows, and supporting client IT — one engineering culture applied to whatever the client actually needs.
Tecknicos, briefly
Founded 2016. Privately held. Engineering-led — the people who scope the work also build it. Headquartered remotely, with on-site support available in the Tampa Bay/Orlando area.
Engineering-led Privately held Remote-first Tampa Bay, FL
Timeline
How we got here.
- 2016
Founded
Tecknicos starts as a small consulting practice helping enterprise teams replace ad-hoc remote access with something policy-aware.
- 2019–2022
Wemote
Wemote grows from an internal SSH broker for design-partner customers into a public product covering RDP, VNC, VM console, and HTTP/S brokerage.
- 2025
ObjectX, and PartnerHub internally
ObjectX reaches general availability alongside Wemote. PartnerHub is built in-house to run Tecknicos's own leads, quoting, and provisioning.
- 2026
Client services formalize
App development, website hosting & management, business automation consulting, and managed services formalize alongside the product business.
Talk to the builders.
Scoping conversations are run by the people who do the work.
Honest about fit.
If something isn't a good fit for us — too heavy, out of scope — we'll say so rather than take it on anyway.