Proof of Thought
Recognizes meaningful human thinking in AI-assisted work and helps students and creators maintain the habits behind original thought.
Ventures
Technology, sport and practical tools. Explore the current collection, then the businesses and experiences that came before.
Ventures & products
Recognizes meaningful human thinking in AI-assisted work and helps students and creators maintain the habits behind original thought.
A non-betting sports simulation where fans build virtual positions in athletes and sports cards using currency with no cash value.
Real-estate intelligence that helps commercial tenants and owners find errors, overlooked rights and potential savings in property costs.
A construction-specific workflow for identifying commodity exposure and sourcing protection against damaging material-price swings.
On-demand coaching that lets combat-sports athletes submit footage and receive personalized video analysis from elite coaches.
A simple, open-source invoicing app originally built for our own small business. Free to use, adapt and improve.
View it on GitHub →
In stealth mode.
Artist RFP →
Research Canadian funding and financing with official sources, conditions and explicit Unknowns. Partial coverage. Informational website; public installation and admission are unavailable.
Sport & community
An academy model designed to combine serious basketball development, education, residence and opportunity for local and international student-athletes in Montreal.
Fighter management and commercial representation built on long-term relationships across MMA, kickboxing, karate and bare-knuckle competition.
Selected earlier ventures
One of the earliest crowdfunding platforms built specifically for combat-sports athletes. It helped fighters fund training, medical costs and opportunities while giving fans a meaningful way to participate.
An early consumer-powered climate-finance concept designed to turn memberships, retailer rewards and everyday spending into interest-free capital for energy-efficient building retrofits.
An early virtual-reality gaming venture built when immersive consumer technology was still finding its footing.
A boutique adventure-film company founded with childhood friend Sean Havas. The team travelled from Florida to Ethiopia to tell cinematic stories about wildlife, artists and remarkable people.
Part fighter housing, part international clubhouse and occasionally a very strange reality show. The residence let athletes from around the world live and train at Tristar in Montreal.
Two Wednesday Night Fights events at Club Soda and Rivals MMA at Verdun Auditorium—live cards built for Montreal fight fans and professional talent.