Business software
Build a new web product or improve an existing platform, dashboard, or internal workflow.
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Software development for Canada
We help Canadian business owners, founders, and technical teams build websites, apps, and connected software. Start with the business problem, the people using the product, and the systems it needs to work with.
Discuss your projectWhere we help
Stax3 provides software development for Canadian businesses, including web and SaaS products, mobile apps, Shopify work, AI workflows, and Unity games. This overview is available in English and Canadian French.
Build a new web product or improve an existing platform, dashboard, or internal workflow.
Scope storefront improvements and the connections between your store, customers, and other business tools.
Explore support chatbots, knowledge search, and automation with clear sources, permissions, and review points.
Plan localized interfaces, content, navigation, and metadata where your product needs both languages.
Engineering decisions
We establish who will use the product, the languages they need, and which content or workflows need localization.
We confirm responsibilities, working overlap, updates, and the decisions that need your team’s input.
Integrations, hosting, data handling, and release ownership are discussed during scoping. Any specific legal requirements need appropriate review.
Relevant experience
Our work includes English and French website delivery with localized routes, navigation, and search metadata, alongside web applications, mobile prototypes, and Unity projects. Public examples remain anonymous.
Explore our delivery experienceUseful answers
Yes. Use the English / Français language links to open the Canadian French version at its own URL.
Yes. We can scope separate language routes, localized content and metadata, navigation, and the process for keeping both versions current.
This page describes services for Canadian businesses. It does not represent a Canadian office or a local physical location.
Share the business goal, what exists today, and any language, integration, or timing requirements. We can then discuss the scope and the right next step.
Start with the context
A goal, an existing product, or a difficult workflow is enough to start a useful conversation.
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