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Burnaby, British Columbia · Metro Vancouver

Custom software and AI for Burnaby’s builders and makers

Burnaby has tech companies, manufacturers and distributors that have outgrown spreadsheets but do not need an enterprise system. That is the gap FusedAI works in: internal tools, integrations and AI features sized to the problem. We do not have a Burnaby office — the work is remote, with previews you can click through at every stage.

  • Remote-first · no Burnaby office
  • Work directly with the builder
  • Fixed-scope proposals

Service area

49.27° N, 122.95° W

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Burnaby at a glance

Doing business in Burnaby

Burnaby sits between Vancouver and the Tri-Cities and has grown around four town centres: Metrotown, Brentwood, Lougheed and Edmonds. Simon Fraser University’s main campus is on Burnaby Mountain, and BCIT’s largest campus is in the city, so there is a steady flow of technical graduates and a lot of established tech, games and engineering employers.

The city also has a serious industrial side. Business parks across the city hold manufacturing, warehousing and wholesale operations — the kind of businesses that run on purchase orders, inventory counts and production schedules, often tracked in tools that were never designed to talk to each other.

That combination makes Burnaby a good fit for custom software. Many companies here have someone technical in-house who can describe exactly what is wrong with the current process; what they lack is the time to build the fix. A clearly scoped tool, API integration or dashboard, delivered in milestones, tends to suit them better than a large platform rollout.

Local industries

Where this work fits in Burnaby

Based on the city’s economy — not a list of past clients.

Technology and games
Product companies often need help on the edges of the core product: internal tools, admin dashboards, integrations, or a first AI feature they want prototyped before committing their own team to it.
Manufacturing and wholesale
Order entry, inventory and production status tend to live in separate systems. Integrations and dashboards that show one accurate picture reduce phone calls and costly mistakes.
Retail around the town centres
Shops and restaurants near Metrotown and Brentwood compete with large chains. A fast site, good local search presence and an online store that stays in sync with stock are the usual priorities.
Education and training providers
Private colleges, tutoring centres and training companies answer the same enrolment questions every term. An assistant grounded in course details and policies can handle the routine ones and route the rest.

Example scenarios

What a project could look like

These are illustrative examples written for Burnaby businesses, not client case studies. Every real project is scoped with you first.

Example 01

A wholesaler with orders arriving by email

Customers send purchase orders as PDFs and emails in their own formats. A workflow could extract line items, match them to product codes and create draft orders for staff to confirm — keeping a human in the loop for anything unusual.

Example 02

A software company that wants to test an AI feature

The team has an idea for an AI-assisted search inside their product but no capacity to explore it. A time-boxed prototype against real data could show whether it works well enough to be worth building properly.

Example 03

A manufacturer reporting from five spreadsheets

Production, shipping and quality data each live in a different file. A dashboard connected to those sources could replace the weekly copy-and-paste and flag problems as they happen.

How it works

Working with FusedAI from Burnaby

FusedAI is a remote-first, owner-operated studio. There is no Burnaby office or local team — the person you talk to is the person who builds your project, wherever you are in Canada.

  1. 01

    Video call

    We talk through the problem and whether we are a good fit.

  2. 02

    Written proposal

    Scope, milestones and a fixed price for the agreed work.

  3. 03

    Shared previews

    You click through progress and give feedback as it is built.

Not sure where to start?

Describe your business to our AI assistant. It suggests realistic options — including when AI is not the answer — and can draft a project brief you review before sending. It is an AI, not a person, and it does not quote prices.

FAQ

Questions from Burnaby businesses

We have developers in-house. Why would we hire you?

Usually for capacity or focus: a well-defined internal tool, an integration nobody has time for, or an AI prototype the team wants evaluated before committing. We document what we build and hand it over cleanly, so your team can own it afterwards.

Can you integrate with our ERP or inventory system?

If it has an API, a database we are allowed to read, or reliable exports, almost certainly. We confirm what the system supports before quoting. Where an integration would be fragile, we say so and suggest a safer alternative.

Who owns the code you write?

For custom builds, you do — that is set out in the proposal. Managed services, where FusedAI hosts and maintains something for a monthly fee, are scoped differently, and the proposal spells out exactly what you own in each case.

Do you meet on site in Burnaby?

FusedAI works remotely and does not have a Burnaby office. Discovery, demos and reviews happen over video calls and shared previews, which also makes it easy to bring in colleagues who work in other locations.

Have a project in Burnaby? Let’s talk.

Tell us what you want to build or fix. You will get a straight answer on whether we can help, how we would approach it and what happens next.