Participated · Seed · Nov 2025

Founded in 2022 in Saskatoon, Alto Technologies has built a health-tech marketplace that eliminates traditional agency overhead by linking caregivers directly with seniors, people with disabilities, and other at-home care recipients. The platform handles scheduling, payroll, and automated billing/reporting for provincial and federal funding programs, reducing customer costs while increasing caregivers’ take-home pay. Alto currently serves roughly 4,000 combined caregivers and care seekers across Saskatchewan and parts of Alberta. Initial traction came from the senior-care segment, and the company has since expanded into disability services. Management’s immediate roadmap includes adding new caregiver-centric features and broadening geographic coverage across Canada. The founders emphasize maintaining safety and security standards while scaling. No revenue figures were disclosed in the article.

Led · Seed · Jun 2024

ResVR develops 3D visualization proptech software for homebuilders that showcases all the options and upgrades for each floor plan. Led by founder and CEO Nathan Nasseri, the company plans to launch follow-up products later this year for designing home exteriors and showcasing new communities for land developers. The team is distributed across Canada, Europe, Asia and Brazil, which the company says enables rapid development and client support. ResVR closed aggregate financings totaling CAD1.7M, comprising CAD1.43M in pre-seed and seed funding and CAD270K in non-dilutive capital. The equity financings were led by Inverted Ventures and Weave VC, with participation from Bluesky Equity, InRoad Ventures, ThresholdImpact, Startup TNT and a Canadian angel group including Aaryn Flynn; Alberta Innovates ($170K) and NRC-IRAP ($100K) provided the non-dilutive funds. The company intends to use the proceeds to expand operations, scale its customer base and accelerate product development, and it has validated its roadmap through programs including Alberta Catalyzer, 500 Global, Plug and Play and Creative Destruction Lab.

Participated · Seed · Apr 2023

Dyne offers an AI-driven analytics platform and a community mobile app that help restaurants analyze sales, inventory, and customer data and receive actionable recommendations. The mobile app provides continuous user sentiment analysis, coupon and event loyalty programs, AI market and pricing recommendations, and a competitive coupon marketplace. The platform collects data from customer satisfaction, foot traffic, and point-of-sale integrations to build a comprehensive “Dine-In” dataset. Dyne says its product is designed to improve operational excellence and increase restaurants’ top-line cash flow. The company was founded in 2021 and is based in Vancouver, Canada. In March 2023 Dyne closed an oversubscribed $1.6M seed round to support product development and growth. Dyne is a Vancouver-based software company. The company participated in the Valhalla Summit pitch competition. At that event Dyne won a $65,000 prize. The award followed a keynote from Rahul Sood, who shared his views on Canadian entrepreneurship. The article does not provide further detail about Dyne’s product, business model, financing history, or future plans.

Led · Seed · Mar 2022

StoreToDoor offers a white-label same-day delivery service for pharmacies, grocers, and retail merchants via its technology platform and a network of drivers. Customers access the platform through integrations with e-commerce platforms like Shopify or directly via a portal. The company charges retailers a flat per-delivery rate (adjustable by volume) rather than taking a percentage of cart. Headquartered at the Cultivator incubator in Regina, StoreToDoor launched in Saskatchewan in December 2020 and has expanded to serve 25 additional markets across Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, and Ontario. The company reported $270,000 in revenue last year and says it is on pace to generate $5 million in ARR in 2022, having already exceeded last year’s revenue in the first two months of 2022. StoreToDoor employs 18 full-time staff, works with roughly 400 delivery drivers, is hiring six more roles, and plans to expand into British Columbia and scale nationally in 2022.