Business · Energy · ERP
The systems companies actually run on.
Energy back-office, ERP, logistics, dispatch. Unglamorous, load-bearing work for the industries that pay Alberta's bills — and the revenue that lets the other two divisions exist.
Agriculture · Applied AI
Fresh barley for the herd, grown on site, year round.
GreenHay is an automated growing substation: barley from seed to feed in days, in a closed loop the system runs itself — light, water, temperature, harvest timing. Cattle get fresh forage every day of the year without a field, an irrigation bill or a hay truck.
Games · Creative
The work that has to be felt, not just shipped.
Games and creative builds. Black Network is the studio's first title — two games in one world, Weirdbridge and French Connection — and Banff picks up the commissions that don't belong on an ERP roadmap.
Alberta doesn't have one industry.
Neither do we.
In development · In planning
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Roadster takes no commission from restaurants. The national platforms take 20–30% off kitchens already running on thin margins. Zero isn't an introductory rate we claw back later — it's the entire reason the product exists.
Zero commission. Every order.
WRD-CGY-RE-01 · Roadster Eats · CalgaryBanff Division · Games
A game about the quiet parts of a network: who knows whom, what moves between them, and what it costs to find out. Two titles, one world.
Roadster, GreenHay and Black Network aren't case studies borrowed from clients. We carry the downside on our own products, which is why the client work is honest about what actually ships.
Custom software and web under the Calgary banner. Same team, same standard, scoped properly and priced without a discovery-phase ritual.
Calgary and Lethbridge. Near enough to the industries we build for that we can stand in the shop, the kitchen or the field and watch the problem happen.
Start something
A restaurant tired of the 30% cut, a farm with data it can't use, or a build that needs to ship — all three start the same way.
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