A studio that ships
One small Canadian team, one standard of work — and a growing shelf of software we built and still look after.
Client work and our own products, same bar
FNDRY39 started out building websites for small businesses. We kept doing that — and we started building our own products alongside it. Alberta Daily and TripTab are live today, and they get held to exactly the standard we bring to client work. Running our own software is what keeps us honest about what it takes to run yours.
Our mission
Make software that earns its keep. That means useful before it’s clever, honest about what it costs, and looked after long after launch day — for a corner-shop website just as much as for a product with thousands of users.
Our vision
To be the Canadian studio people call when they want it done properly: a shelf of our own products that prove what we can do, and a client list that stays because the work holds up.
A note from the founderDraft
TODO — founder note pending. This one should be in Ryan’s voice: why FNDRY39 exists, and what you want people to expect when they hire you.
Forged on Highway 39
FNDRY39 means two things. "FNDRY" is foundry — a place where raw material is shaped into something useful and lasting. "39" is Highway 39, the road the founder lives on. The name keeps us rooted in a real place and a making-things ethos: build solid tools, one at a time, and stand behind them.
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