Case studies
Solidarity platforms, document-grounded AI, humanitarian logistics, a faculty's transformation: every project was born from a mission, and designed to serve it.
WEB & MOBILE PLATFORM · AI · PAYMENT
VEM — Village de l'Étoile du Matin
Enabling immigrants to integrate through work by offering everyday micro-services — odd jobs, gardening, personal care — to individuals and organizations, within a framework of trust.
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CROSSFOUND PRODUCT · GENERATIVE AI · RAG
MaTHEO — published by Crossfound
Preparing seminary lectures, conducting rigorous biblical exegesis, and writing theological treatises requires navigating massive, fragmented resources (commentaries, original-language lexicons, seminary archives, historical documents). While educators, pastors, and scholars can benefit from AI speed, mainstream generalist models present acute hazards: doctrinal hallucinations, manufactured citations, lack of exegetical precision, and secular biases unsuited for evangelical scholarship.
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AI · COMPUTER VISION · SOLIDARITY LOGISTICS
Fairfax Resource Center — Resource Lens
A resource center must manage a shifting inventory, beneficiary orders, volunteer teams and partner agencies at once — all while respecting service caps.
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DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION · EDUCATION
Faculté de théologie évangélique — Acadia, Montreal
Affiliated with Acadia University, FTE trains its students in person, online and asynchronously. Professors, students and administration needed a shared tool to organize courses and track progress.
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Showcase site, blog and online donations for a Christian community welcoming refugees in Paris.
Multilingual assistant that helps refugees understand French administrative procedures and find support organizations.
Community platform for Churches and networks: events, live streaming, training, a prayer wall.