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Global knowledge → value created hereAn ambition, illustrated.

An independent venture studio · Québec, Canada

The world’s knowledge.Products created here.

ScaleForge brings global knowledge, AI agents and human judgment together to build useful software — here in Québec.

Created here, with the people here. The intellectual property we develop stays in Québec and Canada.

  1. 01Learn from the world
  2. 02Build with people
  3. 03Grow it here
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AI agent orchestration

One development cycle. Coordinated agents.

Specialized AI agents, coordinated from intent to delivery. People set direction and approve each step.

“The next version must earn its place.”

01/12 · Define

Voice

Turn the spoken need into a clear brief.

Human approval: You confirm the need and the people it should help.

Explore a step

All 12 steps, in detail
  1. 01
    Voice

    Turn the spoken need into a clear brief.

    Output: Intent brief

    Human approval: You confirm the need and the people it should help.

  2. 02
    Plan

    Break the brief into steps and acceptance criteria.

    Output: Acceptance criteria

    Human approval: You set the priorities, limits and budget.

  3. 03
    Unblock

    Check for missing access, tools and information.

    Output: Access checklist

    Human approval: You authorize access and resolve the blockers.

  4. 04
    Design

    Sketch the workflow and its reversible choices.

    Output: Workflow sketch

    Human approval: You approve the workflow before construction.

  5. 05
    Build

    Build the smallest workflow that meets the brief.

    Output: First working draft

    Human approval: You try the draft and point out the gaps.

  6. 06
    Iterate

    Correct a gap, then compare both versions.

    Output: Revised workflow draft

    Human approval: You keep the correction or request another build.

  7. 07
    Test

    Test the workflow, errors and edge cases.

    Output: Test evidence

    Human approval: You inspect the evidence and send failures back to build.

  8. 08
    Review

    Have another agent examine the code and risks.

    Output: Independent review notes

    Human approval: You accept the review or request a correction.

  9. 09
    Ship

    Prepare a pilot and rollback plan before release.

    Output: Pilot release plan

    Human approval: You authorize release to the chosen audience.

  10. 10
    Measure

    Assess quality, time and full cost per accepted task.

    Output: Evaluation summary

    Human approval: You judge usefulness and choose what to improve.

  11. 11
    Listen

    Connect field feedback to the plan’s acceptance criteria.

    Output: Feedback priorities

    Human approval: You choose which feedback should reshape the plan.

  12. 12
    Repeat

    Bring the lessons into the next spoken brief.

    Output: Next cycle brief

    Human approval: You start another cycle or choose to stop.

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The studio’s products

Distinct products. One shared foundation.

Every product starts from the same foundations — code, know-how and go-to-market — and the lessons carry from one product to the next.

Animated presentation with narration

People firstQuébec City · Château Frontenac and Terrasse Dufferin

More time for people.

The mission is to modernize work without eliminating jobs.

  • Preserve jobs
  • Grow useful skills
  • Make time for loved ones

One model, two studios

A venture studio. Built in Québec.

CREE8, a venture studio in California. ScaleForge brings that model to Québec to transform our industries from the inside.

Anthony PaquetFounding engineer, then Head of Engineering at CREE8 · 3 years

Illustrative map: the venture studio model of CREE8, in California, replicated by ScaleForge in Québec.California · CREE8Québec · ScaleForge

Four industries of experience

  • Media and entertainment
  • Live sports
  • Video games
  • Marketing

Founder’s track record: CNN · Disney · NHRA. Passive investor in CREE8; separate studio.

Founder-reported background

This background implies no employer endorsement and no transfer of customers, proprietary code or intellectual property. View the professional background

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The studio advantage

Build once. Give the next venture a head start.

Each venture keeps its identity. The shared foundation grows — tools, methods, structures, lessons.

The shared foundation

The next product

Foundations to reuse. Know-how to pass on.

The know-how stays. The next project starts further ahead.

Inside the foundation

CPA & finance

Shared CPA support, reported by the founder. Engagement and scope to be confirmed for each venture.

Structure & agreements

Structure and agreement templates, adapted to each project. Rights and obligations live in their own agreements.

Code & tools

Software foundations, integrations, delivery tools and test cases, reused where licences permit.

Know-how

Methods and field feedback, documented to inform the next cycle — without sharing customer data.

Reuse respects the licences, rights and agreements of each project.

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A shared go-to-market capability

Ralika

For every product in the studio

The right product. The right audience.

Ralika is our go-to-market agent: it aims to automate content and campaigns, tailored to each product and its audience.

  • Understand the audience

    Each product connected to its industry, its uses, its communities.

  • Create with AI

    Images, videos and messages for social media and the channels that matter.

  • Distribute and learn

    Campaigns and follow-ups, refined from real responses.

AI prepares. People decide.

Human review, consent and communication frequency stay part of the workflow.

How it works and its integrations

From the audience to the next customer response

  1. Audience

    An industry. Its products. The right communities.

  2. Content

    Images, videos and messages shaped for the audience.

  3. Campaigns

    Launches, seasonal campaigns or drops: choose the approach for the audience and the goal.

  4. Reach

    Organic distribution into communities, with no paid ads.

  5. Retention

    Emails and notifications shaped by segment and activity.

  6. Measure

    Read the response. Review. Shape the next experiment.

One configuration example

Industry, product, audience, content, calendar, channels — the workflow adapts to each product.

Content example
Your financing is ready, but you still need to find a notary. The date is approaching. With Nota, post your request for free to registered notaries.
Segment
Nota · Financing ready
Email
How is your search for a notary going?
Notification
An update on your search for a notary

Entry points that need qualification

  • Chrome extension

    Locally validated pilot extension; manual installation. Not published in the Chrome Web Store.

  • Shopify e-commerce add-on

    Locally validated theme source; install through a Shopify partner app. OAuth is not qualified.

  • Devanture web

    Devanture web experience. Campaign connections and outcomes still require qualification.

Local core is functional. External delivery still needs activation.

Store-level follow-up rules: developed. Drop engine and merchant tools: too. Industry, product and segment journeys still need to come together in the shared layer; orchestration, media and delivery depend on enabled integrations. Less disengagement: an outcome to measure. Organic distribution — no ad budget, but content and tools have costs.

Shared capability in development · integrations in progress.

Explore Ralika

The next loop starts with you

Let’s talk about what comes next.

Anthony Paquet

Anthony Paquet

Studio founder

That’s me behind ScaleForge: I design and build every product in the studio, here in Québec.

Meet the founder

An idea, a partnership in mind? Let’s talk — amount, structure and timing are open for discussion.

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