AI automation and custom software for Edmonton businesses.
Built in Camrose, Alberta by the person who writes the code. Fixed scope, fixed price, and you own what gets built.
Why a Edmonton business, specifically.
Edmonton is the provincial capital: government, health care, post-secondary institutions, and a heavy industrial and energy corridor running south through Nisku and Leduc. It also has the largest concentration of small and mid-sized professional firms in northern Alberta.
Edmonton businesses are the most heavily pitched in the province, usually by agencies that subcontract the build and hand over something the client can't maintain. The result is a graveyard of half-finished automations nobody understands well enough to fix.
About an hour from our central Alberta base — close enough for in-person work. NeonSky AI is run by David Holoboff out of central Alberta. Most clients are within a couple of hours' drive, which means the same time zone, a phone number a person answers, and the option of meeting face to face rather than over a support ticket.
A firm pays for a custom workflow build. Six months later the agency's developer has moved on, the documentation is a Loom video, and one broken step has taken the whole thing offline. Nobody left knows how it worked.
What we build for Edmonton businesses.
AI strategy that starts with your numbers
A short, honest assessment of where the hours and the money actually go, and which of those are worth automating. Some aren't. You get told which.
Custom software
Purpose-built tools for the workflow you actually run, rather than bending your business around software designed for someone else's. Database to deploy, written in-house.
Workflow automation
Intake, follow-up, scheduling, reminders, reporting and the copying between systems that eats someone's week. Built once, runs unattended.
Websites that do real work
Not brochures. Sites built to be found in search and by AI assistants, with calculators, intake and admin areas behind them that turn a visitor into a tracked enquiry.
Team training
Practical, jargon-free AI training for owners and staff, delivered in person. Alberta's training grant may cover up to half the cost, and we handle the paperwork.
Work we've actually shipped.
Real builds for real operators, most of them within driving distance of Edmonton.
Camrose, Killam and Flagstaff County
UAV AG
Agricultural drone services with a season measured in weeks. We built uavag.com from scratch, then added live equipment inventory, an admin area where Jason manages enquiries himself, rebate and fertilizer-saving calculators that turn browsers into leads, and an automatic tender watcher.
Alberta
UAV Imaging
Drone imaging and inspection work, running a recurring content and reporting pipeline that publishes and invoices on a schedule instead of on someone's memory.
Alberta and British Columbia
Goat Coffee
A multi-location coffee company with a customer loyalty app shipped on both the App Store and Google Play, plus the staff and admin tooling behind it.
central Alberta
Harmony Farmstand
A working farm stand with a site that its owner updates herself, built so seasonal product and hours changes don't require a developer.
Also delivered, for clients who prefer not to be named:
- A Calgary realtor — Lead capture and follow-up automation.
- A Colorado M&A firm — Deal-flow and document workflow tooling.
- A California realtor and investor group — Custom CRM and pipeline systems built around how they actually work.
How it works.
1. Discovery call
Fifteen minutes, no commitment. We find out what's actually costing you time or revenue, and whether it's something worth building.
2. Scoped proposal
Within 48 hours if it's a fit: fixed scope, fixed price, what's included and what isn't. No hourly surprises.
3. Build
You get progress you can see, not a black box. Changes get made while it's being built rather than after it ships.
4. Handover and support
You own the code and the credentials. Training on how it works, and a real person to call when something needs changing.
Edmonton questions, answered.
Do you actually work with businesses in Edmonton?
Yes. NeonSky AI works out of central Alberta and most clients are within a couple of hours' drive. About an hour from our central Alberta base — close enough for in-person work. You get a local phone number, a local time zone, and the option to meet in person.
What does a custom build cost a Edmonton business?
It depends entirely on scope, which is why every project starts with a fifteen-minute discovery call and a fixed-price scoped proposal within 48 hours if it's a fit. Small automations start well below the cost of a part-time hire. You'll never get an open-ended hourly estimate.
How long does a project take?
Most small automation builds run two to four weeks. Full custom applications run longer and get broken into phases so you see working software early rather than at the end.
Who owns what gets built?
You do — the code, the data and the credentials. There is no arrangement where switching providers means losing your system.
Do we need to already use AI tools?
No, and plenty of the highest-return work isn't AI at all. A form that populates your real system, or a reminder that sends itself, often beats anything clever. AI gets used where it genuinely wins, not to justify an invoice.
How is this different from an Edmonton agency?
You talk to the person writing the code. NeonSky AI is David Holoboff — no account managers, no offshore delivery team, no handoff. You also own what gets built, including the code and the credentials.
Also serving nearby.
Edmonton, Alberta
Find out what's worth automating.
Fifteen minutes, no commitment. If it's a fit you get a fixed-price scoped proposal within 48 hours. If it isn't, we'll tell you that instead.
Book a discovery call ☎ (587) 209-0457
Or email hello@neonskyai.com