about us
We’ve been here for over 25 years. We know what we’re doing and we like what we do.
We started in 1999 with 7 people in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island. Our team has grown to over 30 people spread across Canada, adding new folk alongside people who have been here from the very beginning. Together we’ve built a company culture that prioritizes inclusion and employee ownership.
our work
We’re experts at building usable, sustainable systems for web and mobile apps. No two projects are alike.
We’ve worked with EM:RAP for over 14 years, helping them evolve from a mail-order Continuing Medical Education company into one of the most recognized Emergency Medical Education providers in the global digital space. Check out our work on CorePendium for web and app.
With the Canadian Starmaker Fund we’ve designed, developed, and maintained a web-based application system to distribute well over $100 million to Canadian musicians for over 20 years.
We partnered with Air Institutes to adapt their in-person training and design and build a responsive web application to help organizations promote mental wellness among their members through resilience training.
Being a part of the Connecting Families Initiative has allowed us to partner with government agencies like Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada, major telcos like Bell and non-profits like Computers for Success Canada to develop a secure online portal that gives hundreds of thousands of Canadians access to affordable internet.
We’ve also worked with amazing clients like Mozilla, TinEye, Duolingo, and the CDC Foundation.
the blog
Get a sense of what makes us tick from the silverorange blog (front-end web engineering, organizational dynamics, and a dash of silliness, it seems).
- Reflections on how far we’ve come in our first 25 years
- What we learned on Global Accessibility Awareness Day
- Office Emojification, celebrating with 🏆, and serious hugs
- Boiling down our goals to two words: Be Kind
contact us
We’re based in Canada, but work with clients across Canada, the United States, and beyond. If you’re ever in Charlottetown and are tired of video conferencing, stop by for a visit.