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About

A New Zealand technology consultancy.

KRATT is the public brand of Kratt Ventures Limited, a New Zealand technology consultancy.

The name

Why KRATT

The name comes from Estonian folklore. A kratt was something assembled from available parts and put to work for a purpose. KRATT takes the useful part of that idea: combine the right technology, engineering and judgement, then make it do useful work.

The logo follows the same idea: three separate strokes - software, intelligence and research - assembled into one mark, with a small spark at the point where the parts become active.

Founder

Martin Kambla

CEO

Martin is a software engineer, technology leader and former founder-CTO with more than a decade of experience spanning software platforms, infrastructure, AI, computer vision and applied R&D.

He co-founded Timbeter and served as its CTO, leading the Web, Mobile and R&D functions while remaining hands-on in software development and architecture. That work combined production software used by international customers with long-running research into computer vision and image-based measurement. Martin is a named co-inventor on a published image-processing patent application.

Martin is based in New Zealand and founded Kratt Ventures Limited to offer that breadth - software, AI and research - to organisations that need senior, hands-on technical ownership.

Values

How we work

  • 01

    Own the outcome

    Take responsibility for the problem, not just the ticket.

  • 02

    Make it understandable

    Technical complexity should not become management confusion.

  • 03

    Prove before scaling

    Test uncertain ideas before committing to expensive implementation.

  • 04

    Build for operation

    A solution is not finished when it works once; it must be maintainable and supportable.

Company details

Legal name
Kratt Ventures Limited
Country
New Zealand
Email
hello@kratt.nz

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