Done is a technology company.
Done has raised $670K across 1 funding round.
Done has raised $670K in total across 1 funding round.
Done has raised $670K in total across 1 funding round.
Done's investors include Almi Invest, Jérôme Le Feuvre.
Done Technologies is the software development division of Pyxis, a Montreal-based firm with over 20 years of experience delivering custom software solutions, including web and mobile apps, cloud services, and training.[1][2] It serves businesses and teams across industries by accelerating existing projects or building turnkey solutions, emphasizing agility, creativity, collaboration, quality, longevity, transparency, and respect.[1][2] Client testimonials highlight its role in rapid launches, innovative problem-solving, and cost-saving implementations that enhance market competitiveness.[1]
The company focuses on transforming digital journeys through expert guidance in software development, with a team-driven approach that includes in-house initiatives like The Bracket Show (a YouTube channel on coding) and The LAB (a tech experimentation hub).[2] This positions Done as a reliable partner for thriving through technology, rather than a consumer-facing product company.[1][2]
Done Technologies emerged as the dedicated software development arm of Pyxis, building on more than two decades of expertise in programming and agile practices in Montreal.[1][2] Its evolution reflects a commitment to client success, with a manifesto rooted in core values like collaboration and transparency, honed through years of delivering high-quality, enduring solutions.[2]
Key leaders include Martin Landreville (CEO), Luc Aspirot and Jean-François Thériault (Chief Product Officers & Partners), Yanic Ménard (VP Sales and Marketing), and Stéphane Primeau (Partner), alongside a team of senior and intermediate developers.[2] Pivotal moments include fostering internal innovation via team-led projects like The LAB for cutting-edge tech testing and The Bracket Show for knowledge sharing, which humanize its collaborative culture.[2]
(Note: A separate U.S.-based "Done" in digital health for ADHD exists but matches less closely with the "Done Technologies" branding and custom software focus.[3])
Done Technologies rides the wave of digital transformation, where businesses demand scalable, secure custom software amid rising cloud adoption and cybersecurity threats.[1][2] Its timing aligns with Montreal's growing tech hub status, leveraging local talent for agile development in a post-pandemic shift toward remote collaboration and hybrid work tools.[2]
Market forces like the need for innovative, cost-effective solutions favor its model, influencing the ecosystem by upskilling teams via training and fostering open knowledge-sharing through initiatives like The Bracket Show.[1][2] As part of Pyxis, it supports diverse industries, amplifying startup and enterprise agility in competitive landscapes.[1]
Done Technologies is poised to expand its footprint in custom dev and cybersecurity, capitalizing on AI-driven tools and edge computing trends tested in The LAB.[2] Evolving regulations around data security and demand for sustainable, long-term software will shape its path, potentially growing through Pyxis synergies and international clients.
Its influence may deepen via community-building, positioning it as a Montreal tech staple that turns daunting projects into scalable realities—echoing its core promise to help teams thrive.[1]
Done has raised $670K across 1 funding round. Most recently, it raised $670K Seed in December 2022.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dec 1, 2022 | $670K Seed | Almi Invest, Jérôme Le Feuvre |