
Companion app
Encanto
A companion app for the live version of Encanto as seen on Disney+, giving the audience a second screen that moved in step with the show.
Live experiences, connected hardware and the platforms behind them. Some are still running and some had their moment and were retired - every one of them went live in front of a real audience.
Selected engagements
Stadiums, arenas, festivals and premieres - each one shipped to the people in the room.

Live events platform
A patented broadcast platform that turns a venue full of phones into one coordinated second screen, with no cellular or WiFi needed at all.
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Audience engagement app
An audience engagement platform built for UFC events, driving a synchronized crowd light show and pushing real-time fight information to every phone in the arena.
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Companion app
A companion app for the live version of Encanto as seen on Disney+, giving the audience a second screen that moved in step with the show.

In-arena activation
An audience engagement platform for the Cavaliers, turning the stands into a synchronized light show and delivering real-time game information to every seat.

Festival experience
An audience engagement experience for one of the largest festivals in the region, doubling as a safety tool for reaching the crowd across the whole site.

Mixtape Tour
A crowd light show for the Mixtape Tour, pulling thousands of phones into the production itself and keeping them in step night after night on the road.
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Closing ceremony
A phone light show for a closing ceremony held without spectators. With the crowd barred from the stadium, the effect ran on the athletes standing on the floor instead.
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Official event app
The official safety app of the Event Safety Summit, putting the schedule, live alerts and emergency information in the hands of every attendee.
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Christmas Eve service
Turning the congregation into a light show for their Christmas Eve event, cueing thousands of phones together across the auditorium in time with the music.
Read the case studyThe work that is not a room full of phones: software people use at a desk, on a site, or on their own device.

Job costing and invoicing for an electrical contractor. Quotes become jobs, the crew logs hours against them, supplier bills get allocated to them, and the invoice assembles itself from whatever has not been billed yet. Built for British Columbia, down to the tax rule most software gets wrong.
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A drywall subcontractor reads the plans once. The same quantities price the bid, bill the general contractor, and pay the crew on Friday - with no re-entry at any step, because every downstream row points back at the takeoff that produced it.
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A working field inspection app you can try yourself. Turn your wifi off, keep recording - photos, GPS, checklists - then reconnect and watch the queue empty. Built by us, running live, and open to anyone who wants to test the claim rather than take our word for it.
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Lodge administration runs on spreadsheets, filing cabinets and one secretary who remembers everything. Acacia Leaf puts membership, dues, meetings and documents in one system - with every record held in Canada.
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An unattended kiosk in malls and luggage stores that let a passer-by design a personalised luggage tag, pay by card, and walk away with it printed. No staff, no queue, and a physical product at the end.
Read the case studyA substantial product we are building right now. It is not announced, so there is nothing here about what it does or who it is for - only the engineering: the stack, the services it runs on, and how the build is run.
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Asbestos abatement in British Columbia is governed by dates: licence expiry, worker certificates, notice windows measured in hours. Clearance is a working prototype of the workflow layer that tracks them - built to test the idea, not to sell it.
Read the case studyTell us what you are trying to ship. We will tell you how we would approach it - scope, stack, and timeline - before you commit to anything.