Custom-built digital tools designed to solve real community and organizational needs.
Ampere develops tailored digital products, from interactive tools to cultural resources, data systems, and hybrid learning assets. Designed to support education, access, and community impact. These projects blend UX, cultural consultation, and technical development to create tools that are functional, intuitive, and rooted in local context.
What we do
We design and build custom digital products that don’t fit traditional templates. These tools often support language revitalization, cultural preservation, data collection, learning, or organizational workflows.
- Product scoping and requirements documentation
- UX research and prototype development
- Custom digital tools (web, mobile, interactive, or hybrid)
- Data collection, storage, or workflow systems
- Cultural content integration and multilingual design
- Testing, QA, and refinement cycles
- Documentation, training, and long-term product support
Recent Work
Tuttarvik Employment Platform
bilingual (Inuktitut/English) mobile and web employment app developed through QIA’s Q-STEP program. Tuttarvik helps Inuit job seekers build resumes featuring both traditional and contemporary skills, and apply directly to regional job postings. Employers can post roles and connect with candidates in real time, reducing employment barriers across Nunavut.
Talking Forest
A geolocation-driven audio storytelling app created for the Kawartha Conservation Authority and Hamilton Conservation Authority. The app delivers immersive guided audio tours using real-time location tracking, demonstrating Ampere’s ability to blend technical innovation with public education. Built through a partnership funding model, Talking Forest will soon be available to other Canadian parks as a subscription-based tool
Isumajunnattiarniq – Mindfulness App
A trauma-informed mental wellness app co-developed with Ilisaqsivik Society and IIKELC. Featuring Elder-led stories, traditional songs, and guided meditations, Isumajunnattiarniq brings culturally relevant mental health tools directly to Nunavut communities. Offered in Inuktitut and English, the app continues to evolve as part of an ongoing collaboration
Single-source expertise:
From design to software development and curriculum writing to translation
Co-design approach:
We implement our radically inclusive and collaborative co-design process to strengthen culturally diverse ways of being and doing
Social Enterprise Non-Profit Model:
100% of proceeds are reinvested into Ampere’s programming in rural, remote, and Indigenous communities
Social Impact Certified:
Certified Buy Social Canada enterprise and a member of the Good Market Commons
50/30 Challenge:
We are committed to the Federal Government’s 50/30 Challenge. We strive for and achieve gender parity, diversity, and a range of lived experiences in our work.