Infoweise Pty., Ltd.

Infoweise Pty. Ltd. (commonly "Infoweise") is a privately held Australian proprietary company registered in New South Wales. Australian Business Register records list ABN 36 159 682 550, with registration dated 30 July 2012 and GST registration from 1 October 2012; its listed business address is Suite 3, 30 Cowper St, Parramatta, NSW 2150. It is not publicly traded, no ticker exists, and no parent or subsidiary relationship is disclosed in public records. Employee count and revenue are not publicly reported by any source; the company is small, with no disclosed funding or market-cap data.

Products / operations. Infoweise is an operating software vendor, not a shell licensor. Its principal consumer product is SecureTeen Parental Control, a subscription iOS/Android parental-control app offering web filtering, screen-time scheduling, app blocking, location tracking, SMS/call monitoring and remote dashboards, sold at roughly US$49.99/year. It also publishes Vantage MDM, a mobile device management platform for schools and businesses (device enrollment, kiosk mode, app management, compliance policies, internet filtering), plus related apps such as Vantage Screen Sharing and a Kiosk-mode browser. It holds an Australian trademark for "RUNWAYDREAM" (filed 2013).

Litigation posture. Infoweise's tracked footprint is a single case, as a defendant — consistent with an operating company being attacked rather than an assertion entity. It has zero plaintiff cases in the dataset. It has not been identified as an NPE/PAE by Unified Patents, RPX or comparable sources.

Notable case. Kajeet, Inc. v. Infoweise Pty., Ltd., No. 6:21-cv-00704-ADA (W.D. Tex., Waco Division, filed 7 July 2021) was brought by Kajeet, a U.S. mobile-device-management/edtech company, asserting U.S. Patent No. 8,667,559 on mobile device management and parental-control browsing. Infoweise did not respond; the clerk entered default on 31 August 2021. On 15 July 2022, Judge Alan Albright denied Kajeet's motion for default judgment, holding service on the New South Wales corporation by registered mail via the Texas Secretary of State was not shown to satisfy the Hague Service Convention, leaving Kajeet free to re-move after proper service. Kajeet filed related MDM suits against other vendors, including JAMF Software and Lightspeed Solutions. The venue is plaintiff-friendly, but here the plaintiff was an operating company, not an NPE.