A small studio in Truro, built to be easy to hire.

Most small businesses in Atlantic Canada are stuck between two bad options. Hire an agency and pay for account managers, discovery decks and a relationship to maintain. Or hire the cheapest freelancer available and spend the saving on fixing it afterwards.

This exists as the version in between: senior work, priced plainly, delivered by the person who does it. No account layer, no retainer you forget to cancel, no proposal that takes three weeks to arrive.

We started in Truro because that is home, and kept the work remote because the interesting problems are not all within driving distance. Clinics in Halifax, agencies in Toronto, shops anywhere with a postal code.

Nine people, led by Vijay Ara — Vijayaraju Ashokraju — who has spent twenty-five years in the IT industry building enterprise applications and AI automation, across development, architecture, delivery and digital marketing.

That size is deliberate. A lone freelancer has to turn down anything that does not fit the one thing they do. A large agency puts an account manager between you and the work. Nine people means the person who scopes your project is accountable for it, and you still only have one number to call.

For specialist work outside what the team covers, we bring someone in and tell you who they are. We do not pass your project to a subcontractor without saying so.

Vijay is based in Canada and available in person for larger engagements — at your premises, or anywhere in Nova Scotia by arrangement. Everything else is delivered remotely, which is why clients outside the province cost no more than clients down the road.