What we build

The products are the proof

Three products we build and run, each under its own name, on the same parts we shape around every client. Each one started as a conversation about where the hours were going. The screens below are from the working demos, with sample data.

Tourism · Guidepost

Guidepost

A trip planner for tourism publishers and visitor centres, run under the publisher's own name. Visitors plan the Island on one map; the publisher's picks sit on top.

The whole Island on one mapAbout 3,000 places, from a core we checked by hand plus open data, and every town down to Alberton and Tignish.
Every town with its servicesGas, groceries, pharmacies, the emergency room and ATMs, so a visitor knows what's in the next town before they drive there.
Scenic drives in 3D, with real drive timesPlay a drive and watch the route unfold over the terrain. Drive times across the bridge and the ferries are worked out on the device, with no signal needed.

2027Piloting with its first licensee for the 2027 season

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Guidepost showing Prince Edward Island on its own map, with places grouped by area and a list of top places beside it — The Island overview: every place grouped by area, best first.

Charlottetown close up in Guidepost with services switched on: groceries, pharmacies, banks and the hospital marked on the street map — Charlottetown close up, services on.

The Points East Coastal Drive playing in 3D over the terrain near Charlottetown, with the stops listed in order — Points East Coastal Drive, played in 3D.

Golf · TeeTrip

TeeTrip

Golf trips across a region's courses, and TeeTrip for Resorts for golf resorts. A golf destination or a resort runs it under its own name.

Plan the trip from where you stayPick the stay first, then the courses within easy reach. Rounds and rooms go on one booking, and each golfer pays their own share.
The trip on the phoneThe booking email opens the golfer app with the trip loaded: tee times, course status, a shared scorecard and what's nearby between rounds.
TeeTrip for ResortsGuest, member and owner apps, a staff desk and a tee sheet, so the front desk, golf, dining and grounds work from one screen.

2027In pilot talks for 2027

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The TeeTrip trip planner for a sample golf region: the golfer picks where they are staying, and a map shows the courses nearby — The trip planner, step one: where are you staying?

TeeTrip for Resorts guest app at a sample resort: today's tee time, a course delay, dinner and activities

The resort guest app. Guests, renters and owners open the same app by QR code at check-in and each see their own view. When staff change a course or pool status, the app shows it.

Shown with a made-up golf region and resort.

Small business · Doorstep Websites

Doorstep Websites

Finished websites for small businesses, sold door to door on Prince Edward Island by two founders.

Built before the knockThe site is built with a field app from the business's public listing, photos and hours, then shown full size at the counter. Say yes and it's live within a week.
A real site for a Facebook-only takeoutA takeout that only has a Facebook page gets a one-page site with its menu and hours.
Kept currentOne price, $1,200, for the site. The Care Plan, $250 a year, keeps it hosted, secure and up to date.

2027Selling door to door from January 2027

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Sold by Doorstep Websites, a separate Islandwise business, not by the consulting team.

A Doorstep sample site for a made-up Summerside restaurant, Red Clay Kitchen: a seafood photo, opening days and buttons to call or get directions — A sample site for a made-up restaurant: menu, hours, call and directions.

The Doorstep Websites home page on a phone: Your website, built before we knock, one price of $1,200, live within a week

The Doorstep site on a phone. At the door, an owner sees their own finished site full size on an iPad, at their counter.

For partners and licensees

Licence a product, or build with us

Tourism publishers, golf destinations, resorts and other partners can licence Guidepost or TeeTrip and run it under their own name. Licence agreements are signed with Islandwise Technologies, the team that builds, hosts and maintains the products.

Your customers see your name and the product's name. Improvements made to the shared parts reach every licensee, and your data stays yours.

Who owns what. Islandwise Ventures Inc. owns Islandwise Consulting and Islandwise Technologies. Islandwise Consulting works with businesses; Islandwise Technologies builds and runs the products.

Talk to us about a licence How our tools work

First full case, in progress. A four-season Island resort goes live for the 2027 season. The 90-day numbers and the season report will be published here in fall 2027.