Systems built for real operations.

Aggregate was developed as an operations intelligence system designed to consolidate visibility across a portfolio of production sites representing approximately 13 million tonnes of output. The system brought multiple sites into a more unified operating picture and established the framework for broader national deployment of a platform built on the same model. Beyond the scale of the environment, the project demonstrated the ability to create a level 3 system with level 1 resources — delivering high-value operational structure, visibility, and strategic leverage under tight constraints.

FieldSync was developed as an operational platform designed to work alongside an incumbent system with clear limitations. The platform ingested and integrated project data, tracked changes across key workflows, and generated field notifications tied to events such as work order updates and change order requests. Built in the context of a billion-dollar project, the system directly improved coordination and operational efficiency for the delivery team by creating faster visibility into changes that affected field execution.

GarageMate demonstrates how AI, repair documentation, and structured workflows can combine into a practical service experience for equipment owners, service networks, and maintenance platforms. The system manages a digital garage of equipment, automatically gathers and indexes machine-specific documentation, and provides guided AI-powered troubleshooting grounded in real manuals and parts diagrams. Once a diagnosis is verified, the system generates a complete repair package — including parts lists with sourcing, required tools, consumables, and a step-by-step job aid.

Groundwork connects guided ideation, project structuring, grant discovery, planning tools, contractor brokerage, and Indigenous-governed intelligence infrastructure into a unified pathway from concept to execution. Rather than treating development as short-term project participation, the platform is designed to build long-term Indigenous enterprise capacity inside a sovereign, community-controlled ecosystem.

BOREAL brings together First Nations communities, energy infrastructure, major projects, and prospective developments into a unified geospatial environment. The platform was designed to support not just visualization, but spatial reasoning — including the analysis of uploaded project geometry in relation to surrounding assets, communities, and development activity.

Relay is the operational backbone of n40 STUDIO's intake pipeline. It processes inbound communications — emails, form submissions, and voice notes — classifies the intent and urgency of each request, and routes them into structured workflows with the appropriate context attached. Rather than relying on manual triage, Relay creates a disciplined, AI-assisted intake loop that ensures nothing falls through the cracks and every inbound signal receives the right operational treatment.

Atlas is designed to solve a problem most organizations ignore until it costs them: institutional knowledge that lives in people's heads, scattered documents, and tribal memory. The platform ingests operational documentation, system architecture records, decision logs, and project history into a structured, searchable knowledge graph. It gives the studio — and eventually its clients — a persistent, queryable memory of how systems work, why decisions were made, and where institutional knowledge actually lives.

Signal watches the operational environment continuously — monitoring data streams, system health, and activity patterns to surface meaningful signals before they become problems. The system is designed to move beyond passive dashboards and reactive alerting into proactive pattern recognition. It identifies anomalies, trend shifts, and emerging conditions across multiple input streams, then packages those signals into structured intelligence that supports faster, better-informed decisions.

Forge is the connective tissue of n40 STUDIO's technical operations. It provides a modular, composable toolkit for deploying internal services, connecting systems, and managing the operational infrastructure that supports client delivery and studio operations. Rather than building one-off integrations or managing disconnected tools, Forge creates a coherent internal platform layer — making it faster to stand up new capabilities, connect existing services, and maintain the infrastructure that powers everything else.

Urban Garden is a map-based community platform designed to make local food resources visible and shareable. Community members place markers to identify edible plants, fruit trees, personal gardens, foraging spots, and other harvestable goods — building a collaborative, living atlas of neighborhood food access. The platform demonstrates that n40 STUDIO can build softer, civic-oriented, participatory products — not just industrial mission-control systems. It brings together geospatial UX, community contribution workflows, and collaborative data design into an approachable, human-centered experience.