Current Products
Three verticals. Real problems.
The unglamorous middle.
We focus where enterprise tools are overbuilt and spreadsheets are the current solution. Real problems, underserved buyers, high unit counts, and distribution channels that reward a tight product fit.
Revenue Vertical · Trades & Contracting
Chainsaw.bot
AP automation for Canadian small business.
Chainsaw.bot connects to a company's Gmail inbox and automatically finds supplier invoices, parses them with Claude to extract vendors, amounts, due dates, line items, and tax codes, then routes them through a configurable approval workflow. Once approved, it schedules payments through a Canadian financial institution and syncs everything — bills and payments — to QuickBooks Online.
What the client sees
The product eliminates the manual loop of downloading attachments, re-keying invoice data, chasing approvals, and logging into a bank portal. For a trades or services business processing dozens of supplier invoices a month, that's several hours a week recovered. Supports Interac e-Transfer, EFT/wire, cheque, and credit card payment methods.
Revenue Vertical · Strata & Condo
Strata admin for
self-managed BC & Ontario corporations.
33,955 BC strata plans are on file with the LTSA as of Feb 2025. Roughly 20,000 of them — under 30 lots — have no management company. They run on volunteer labour, spreadsheets, and email threads. A new depreciation report compliance rule (2024) has put every self-managed strata in BC under fresh administrative pressure, with Ontario adding roughly 2× BC's condo corp count on top. Enterprise tools are overbuilt and overpriced; nothing serves the self-managed tier.
What the strata sees
A lightweight admin dashboard covering meeting minutes, levy tracking, depreciation report deadlines, maintenance scheduling, owner communications, and compliance calendars. AI agents handle the recurring paperwork. The council stays in control without needing a management company.
Revenue Vertical · Coastal Tourism
Operations software for
BC coastal charter operators.
BC has approximately 1,200 licensed fishing, whale-watching, and eco-tour charter operators. Most run 1–3 vessels, operate seasonally, and manage bookings, compliance paperwork, crew scheduling, and departure logistics with a mix of email, paper logs, and generic tools. DFO, Transport Canada, and Parks Canada compliance calendars alone represent dozens of recurring deadlines per season with no dedicated tooling.
What the operator sees
A season-aware operations dashboard covering departure scheduling, manifest management, compliance calendar, crew tracking, and automated guest communications. Priced with a low base rate in off-season months to build goodwill and reduce churn — a per-departure fee activates in-season when revenue flows.
