35+ years of IT experience

Technology that works. Value exchanged directly.

We build systems that help people connect, collaborate and get things done.

Payment through agreed goods or services instead of cash. Clear scope. Clear commitments. Practical value on both sides.
Tell us what you need and what you offer. How the exchange works

Three systems. One provider.

Websites, intranets and unified communications, designed, built, hosted and supported in one place.

Websites

A site that loads fast, reads well on a phone and is easy for you to keep current. We host it, secure it and back it up.

  • Design, copy structure and build
  • Hosting, SSL certificates and backups
  • Search listing and social share previews

Live examples: St. Michael Cleaning, Eagle-Feather Construction

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Intranets

One private place for your team's notices, documents, schedules and forms. Who sees what is set by role, not by who forwarded the email.

  • Staff directory and announcements
  • Role-based access control
  • Documents, forms and workflows

Live examples: IntranetMax, St. Michael Franchise Portal

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Unified Communications

Phones, video meetings, chat and email working as one system, so a customer reaches the right person the first time.

  • Business phone lines and voicemail
  • Self-hosted video meetings
  • Shared inboxes and team chat
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Payment through agreed goods or services instead of cash.

Both sides of the trade are written down before any work starts.

  1. You tell us what you need

    The problem, the people who will use the system, and the date it matters by.

  2. You tell us what you offer

    Goods you make or sell, a trade, professional services, equipment or space.

  3. We agree it in writing

    What we deliver, what you deliver, when each is due, and the value each side puts on it.

  4. Both sides deliver

    We build, launch and hand over. You deliver your side on the agreed schedule.

Clear scopeExactly what gets built, and what does not.
Clear commitmentsDates and deliverables on both sides, agreed up front.
Practical value on both sidesThe agreed values give each side a clean record for its books.

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35+ Years of IT, Built for You

More than 35 years of IT work in public sector and enterprise environments, including IBM, Hewlett Packard, Bank of America and SaskEnergy.

Portfolios of 80+ enterprise applications configured, supported and stabilized, with the access control, change management and governance that work demands.

That discipline now goes into websites, intranets and communication systems for organizations of every size, paid for in agreed goods or services.

Configuration Expertise Precise, stable system configurations every time
Governance & Security Access controls and change records you can trust
Agreement First We listen, write it down, then build
Websites
Intranets
Communications
Direct Exchange

The Numbers Speak

What you get on the other side of the agreement.

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Years in IT
IBM, HP, Bank of America & more
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Enterprise Apps Managed
Configured, supported & optimized
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Uptime Guarantee
Your infrastructure, always online
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Sectors Served
Public, energy, fintech, health & more

Enterprise Pedigree

Experience from IBM, HP, Bank of America, and government agencies — applied to your organization and paid for in kind.

Process-Driven Delivery

ITIL, Agile, and structured SDLC — every change is documented, tested, and deployed with governance you can trust.

Requirements-First Approach

We start by listening. Stakeholder facilitation and business analysis ensure we build exactly what you need — nothing more, nothing less.

Websites & Apps We Build and Host

Live sites, not screenshots. Every card opens the real thing, built, configured and hosted here.

ZizzleNews

Student-led interview and news platform with RSS feeds, session management, and email notifications.

Next.js 14 PostgreSQL Prisma Tailwind TypeScript
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View-Pulse

Analytics dashboard platform with AI-powered insights, data visualization, and real-time monitoring.

Next.js 16 PostgreSQL Prisma OpenAI Recharts
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AiPr0mpt

AI prompt engineering and management tooling platform built with modern React architecture.

Next.js 16 React 19 Tailwind TypeScript
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JobKnox

AI-powered job application tracker with Kanban board, automatic job discovery across 20+ employer sites, intelligent scoring, and tailored cover letter generation for healthcare professionals.

Flask SQLite Claude AI Jinja2 SortableJS
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Gas-Lighter

AI-powered energy and gas consulting platform with OpenAI integration and modern UI.

Next.js 16 OpenAI Tailwind TypeScript
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St. Michael Cleaning

Commercial and residential cleaning business website with service listings, quote requests, and customer contact across 4 subdomains.

HTML5 JavaScript PHP 4 subdomains
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Eagle-Feather Construction

First Nations-owned construction company website showcasing services and community impact.

HTML5 CSS3 JavaScript
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KisiBuild

Sales pipeline and housing intelligence CRM for First Nations communities in Saskatchewan — proposals, contacts, organizations, and business intelligence.

Next.js 16 PostgreSQL Prisma Tailwind TypeScript

Helm Platform

Corporate home of the Helm event operations platform: 60+ live modules covering registration, judging, scheduling, and payouts, with editions for pow-wows, festivals, and tournaments plus a guided live demo.

Laravel 12 PostgreSQL PWA WebSockets 60+ Modules
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EventHub — SaaS Platform

Event operations platform as a service. 47 integrated modules with per-seat pricing at $5/$12/$25 tiers for event organizers, non-profits, and cultural groups.

Laravel 12 Stripe PWA Per-Seat Pricing
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Trades Solutions Developments

Custom home design and construction company — tiny homes, ICE panels, RTM homes, and furniture manufacturing. "We Build for All Nations."

WordPress PHP MySQL Wordfence SiteOrigin
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Feline Union

Community portal engine combining Twitch-style live content with Mastodon-style federated social features.

HTML5 CSS3 JavaScript
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Sounds Investment DJ School

Worker co-operative DJ education platform with governance wizard and digital signature capabilities.

HTML5 PHP JavaScript SignaturePad
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Pizza Selector

Interactive pizza selection and ordering tool with a fun, user-friendly interface.

HTML5 CSS3 JavaScript
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WordSweep

Word search meets Minesweeper — swipe tiles to find hidden words, avoid mines, and climb the global leaderboard across three difficulty modes.

HTML5 CSS3 JavaScript Supabase
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EDUboost

AI-powered learning diagnostic platform that classifies student error types — concept, process, precision, and attention gaps — then delivers targeted micro-learning interventions.

Next.js 14 PostgreSQL Prisma Claude AI TypeScript
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Friesday

Community mutual aid platform for organizing free fries gatherings every Friday. Interactive map, host registration, admin moderation, and fundraising campaigns.

Next.js 16 React 19 SQLite Leaflet TypeScript
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VoiceNotes

Voice-to-text note-taking app with real-time Whisper transcription, rich-text editing, full-text search, folders, tags, and public sharing.

Node.js SQLite OpenAI Whisper Alpine.js WebSockets
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Boostsly

Customer acquisition automation platform that translates plain-language business intent into coordinated multi-channel marketing campaigns.

HTML5 CSS3 JavaScript ElevenLabs
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St. Michael Franchise Portal

Franchise recruitment portal with magic-link authentication, 7-step application form, e-signatures, PDF generation, and automated email notifications.

PHP HTML5 JavaScript jsPDF Brevo
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RideKit

All-in-one booking, dispatch, and SMS notification platform built for limo and black car operators. Book. Dispatch. Impress.

Next.js 14 Supabase Tailwind TypeScript
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IntranetMax

B2B wholesale dealer portal with tier-based pricing, order tracking, quote management, PDF invoices, and mandatory 2FA authentication.

Laravel 13 MySQL Filament 4 Livewire 3 Tailwind
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AWIAD

Canadian grain export house moving wheat, durum, barley, pulses, oats and oilseeds from the Prairies to MENA, Asia and Europe. Interactive SVG hero, narration playbar, and toll-free 3-option IVR with role-based voicemail.

HTML5 PHP Brevo ElevenLabs voip.ms IVR
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Lulit Dental

Multimedia dental practice site with Ethiopian flair (ሉሊት, "pearl") — animated hero, service listings, and contact, with native Amharic voice narration and a custom pentatonic audio jingle and ambience.

HTML5 CSS3 JavaScript edge-tts SoX Audio
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Technologies We Deploy

The frameworks, databases and tools behind the sites and systems we host.

Frontend Frameworks

Next.js
React 19
Tailwind CSS
Alpine.js
Vite
TypeScript

Backend & Frameworks

Laravel 12
WordPress
PHP 8.3
Node.js
Prisma ORM

Databases

PostgreSQL
MySQL

AI & APIs

OpenAI SDK
Jitsi Meet
RSS Feeds
Nodemailer

Security & Auth

Let's Encrypt SSL
Wordfence WAF
Bcrypt
Iron-session

Infrastructure

Apache 2
Ubuntu Linux
Certbot
Reverse Proxy

What Our Clients Say

Don't take our word for it — hear from the entrepreneurs we've helped scale.

Tell us what you need and what you offer.

Send both halves. We reply with a proposed exchange: the scope, the commitments on both sides, and the dates.

Please enter your name
Please enter a valid email
Please select a service
Please tell us what you need
Not sure what has value here? Describe what you do and we will suggest a fair trade.
Offer received. Expect a reply within 24 hours.

Let's Connect

Prefer to talk it through first? Call or write.

Phone (639) 477-9850
Support Hours 24/7 — Always available
Location Regina, SK — Serving clients nationwide

Read the conversation

Every line of the narration. While it plays, the line being spoken is highlighted.

Part 1: Value exchanged directly8 lines

The business ownerThe card says value exchanged directly. Does that mean what I think it means?

The builderIt means you don't pay us in cash. You pay us in goods or services, and we agree on them before any work starts.

The bookkeeperThat's the line that got my attention. Barter makes bookkeepers nervous.

The builderThen it gets written down. Clear scope, clear commitments, and practical value on both sides.

The office managerAnd what do you actually build?

The builderThree things. Websites, intranets, and unified communications, with more than thirty-five years in information technology behind them.

The business ownerSo what's the first step?

The builderTell us what you need, and tell us what you offer. The big button at the top of the page takes you straight there.

Part 2: What we build8 lines

The office managerStart with the intranet, because that's my problem. Our documents live in six different inboxes.

The builderAn intranet gives your team one private place for notices, documents, schedules and forms. Who sees what is set by role, not by who happened to forward the email.

The business ownerAnd the website?

The builderFast, easy to read on a phone, and easy for you to keep current. We host it, secure it, and back it up.

The office managerUnified communications sounds like a phrase from a sales deck.

The builderIt means your phones, video meetings, chat and email work as one system, so a customer reaches the right person the first time.

The bookkeeperEach of those is its own scope, then. Its own agreement.

The builderSeparate or combined, but always in writing. That's the next part.

Part 3: How the exchange works8 lines

The bookkeeperHere's my question. If nobody pays cash, how does anyone know it's a fair trade?

The builderWe write down both sides. What we deliver, what you deliver, when each one is due, and the value each side puts on it.

The business ownerWhat kind of thing can I offer?

The builderGoods you make or sell. A trade, like carpentry or catering. Professional services. Equipment, or space. It has to be something with real, practical value.

The bookkeeperAnd the written value gives both of us a clean record for the books. I like that more than I expected to.

The office managerWhat happens if one side runs late?

The builderThen the commitments show what was promised and when. That's why they're agreed before the work starts, not after.

The business ownerFour steps, then. The need, the offer, the agreement, and the delivery.

Part 4: The experience behind it6 lines

The business ownerWho is on the other side of this agreement?

The builderA provider with more than thirty-five years in information technology, across public sector and enterprise work, including IBM, Hewlett Packard, Bank of America and SaskEnergy.

The office managerBig names. We're a small office.

The builderThat's the point. The same discipline, careful configuration, access control, and managed change, applied at a size that fits you.

The bookkeeperIt says more than eighty enterprise applications managed.

The builderConfigured, supported and kept stable. That experience now goes into websites, intranets, and the systems people use to reach each other.

Part 5: Live work you can open6 lines

The office managerCan I see any of this working?

The builderThe portfolio is live sites, not screenshots. Every card opens the real thing.

The business ownerWhich ones should I look at first?

The builderFor a website, St. Michael Cleaning, or Eagle Feather Construction. For an intranet, IntranetMax, and the St. Michael franchise portal.

The bookkeeperAnd they're hosted by the same people who built them.

The builderHosted, secured and maintained. When something breaks, you know exactly who to call.

Part 6: Tell us what you need and what you offer7 lines

The business ownerAll right. What do I send?

The builderTwo things. What you need, and what you offer. The form has a box for each.

The office managerSo it's not a quote request.

The builderNo. We reply with a proposed exchange: the scope, the commitments on both sides, and the dates.

The bookkeeperIn writing.

The builderIn writing. Technology that works. Value exchanged directly.

The business ownerThis was GoComputerHelp, at go computer help dot com. Thanks for listening.