Morden, Manitoba
Software that fits how you work.
We build the internal tools, integrations, and apps you can’t buy off the shelf — for businesses across the Pembina Valley. We’ve been shipping and supporting our own software since 2014.
Who we work with
Operations that outgrew the software they bought.
Growing, hauling, making, servicing — on software built for somebody else's version of the job. The gap gets covered by a spreadsheet, a shared drive, and one person who remembers how it all fits together.
Business software
The internal tools a company runs on, when the off-the-shelf option only fits most of the way.
Internal tools, portals, dashboards
Integration & data
Making systems that were never meant to talk to each other exchange information without a person in the middle.
APIs, pipelines, cloud
Mobile apps
iOS and Android built for work that happens away from a desk, and supported long after launch.
iOS, Android, hardware
AI pilots
Scoped trials of AI against work you already pay to have done, measured against what it costs you today.
Small, measured, reversible
Evidence
Twelve years of software we still answer for.
We don't only build software for clients. These five products are ours, and three of them are live right now.
SignBoost
Retired
Digital signage for small business
ZippLog
Retired
Workplace contact tracing
On the App Store since 2014
Sleep to a thunderstorm in your room
Live Winnipeg Transit times
Live TransLink bus times
Off-road dashcam & telemetry
Elegantly simple clocks and alarms
Client work
Different sectors, the same problem.
Agriculture isn't fire safety isn't insurance claims. None of them found what they needed off the shelf.
- Agriculture
- Food production
- Manufacturing
- Construction and trades
- Recreation and hospitality
- Fire safety
- Home inspection
- Insurance claims
- Assessment services
Fit
Who this works for, and who it doesn't.
A good fit when
- You can put a rough number on what the problem costs you: hours, errors, or a person's week.
- You want to deal with the person writing the code, not an account manager relaying to a team.
- You expect whatever gets built to still be running in five years, and want the same people reachable then.
- You'd rather start with one process done properly than a platform that covers everything.
Probably not us when
- You need a team of ten available on Monday.
- You're collecting quotes and the lowest one wins.
- The requirements are fixed, signed, and not open to being questioned.
- What you need is off-the-shelf software configured well, and nobody has checked whether that exists yet.
How it goes
No surprises, in either direction.
A conversation
Describe the problem in plain terms. You leave knowing whether it's worth building and roughly what it would take.
A scope before a bill
Before anything gets built you see the shape of the work: what ships, in what order, and what it costs.
Built, then supported
Every app we've published is still maintained by the person who wrote it, the oldest for twelve years. Client work gets the same treatment.
