Locations · Moncton, NB
From our studio in Vancouver we build and market digital products for Moncton companies and public bodies. One accountable team, a working demo every week, and every line of code, design file and account belongs to you.
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Yes. Moncton clients work with OlDevs the same way our Vancouver clients do, remotely, with travel east when a discovery session or a launch benefits from being in the room.Atlantic Time puts Moncton four hours ahead of Vancouver, so we meet in your early afternoon while our day is starting. Services run from web and full-stack development through Android and iOS apps, AI development and performance marketing.
Key facts
Services
Seven services from one accountable team — delivered remotely in your working hours.
Built for New Brunswick
The local rules and realities we design for from the first call.
New Brunswick has no provincial private-sector privacy statute, so commercial work sits under PIPEDA, while public bodies fall under RTIPPA. We build consent capture, retention rules and access-request tooling to suit whichever applies, and your counsel confirms the reading.
Every Moncton project is built to WCAG 2.2 AA. That supports New Brunswick accessibility policy for public bodies and the Accessible Canada Act for federally regulated organisations, and it makes the product easier for everyone else to use too.
New Brunswick is an officially bilingual province, so English and French are planned together from the content model outward: matching page structures, language switching that keeps context, and bilingual forms, emails and error messages.
For Moncton clients we normally choose Canadian hosting regions and keep backups in Canada as well. Every processor in the chain is written down before launch, and you hold the hosting, domain and analytics accounts yourself.
Sectors
Distribution and transport businesses need tracking, scheduling and customer portals that hold up during a busy week. We build those as web apps tied into your existing systems, then keep improving them after launch.
Contact centres and shared services live or die on the tools agents use. We design interfaces that cut clicks, build the reporting managers actually read, and deliver the English and French versions together.
Insurance work means forms, documents and rules that change. We build quote and claim flows that validate properly, store records safely, and stay editable by your staff instead of needing a developer for every wording change.
IT companies come to us for capacity: a mobile app, an AI feature or a full-stack build their own roadmap cannot absorb. We work as one accountable team and hand over code written to be maintained by yours.
Process
Discover
We map the current setup, talk to the people who use it daily, and write a scope you can approve. Calls sit in your early afternoon so the Atlantic gap is never a blocker.
Design
Screens are drawn for the devices your customers actually use, in English and French where you need both, and checked for contrast and keyboard access.
Build
Short build cycles, one accountable team, and a working demo every week on a link you can share with colleagues in Moncton before we go further.
Launch
We rehearse the cutover, migrate data, verify forms and integrations end to end, then hand you the repositories, hosting and analytics accounts.
Grow
Once live, we review analytics with you, fix what the numbers expose, and run search, paid and lifecycle marketing if you want that side handled too.
FAQ
No. The OlDevs studio is in Vancouver, British Columbia, and Moncton clients are served remotely. That means scheduled video calls, a shared project board, weekly working demos, and travel to New Brunswick when discovery or a launch is easier face to face.
It works because we plan around it. Your working afternoon, 12:00 to 18:00 Atlantic, lands on our 08:00 to 14:00, so meetings, demos and decisions all live there. Outside it you get written updates and a staging link, and urgent items follow an agreed escalation path rather than waiting until morning.
For private-sector work in New Brunswick that is PIPEDA, since the province has no private-sector privacy statute of its own, and public bodies work under RTIPPA. We build consent, retention and access controls to match, and your counsel confirms the details.
Yes. New Brunswick is officially bilingual and we plan English and French together: parallel content, language switching that keeps people on the same page, bilingual forms and validation messages, and search visibility handled for both audiences.
Included. WCAG 2.2 AA is how we build, which matters for New Brunswick public bodies under provincial accessibility policy and for federally regulated organisations under the Accessible Canada Act. We test as we build rather than auditing after launch.
Transportation and distribution firms, contact centres and shared services, health care providers, retailers, insurers and IT companies. The common thread is an operation that has outgrown its current tools. Request a quote and we will tell you honestly whether we fit.
Let’s connect
We’ll reply within one business day, in your working hours, with next steps and a tailored quote — no obligation.