Bring your curiosity, we’ll take you the rest of the way.
For those who want to focus on their specialty and keep the tech out of mind.
ASKA designs AI workflows and custom software that remove repetitive work and keep decisions with your people. We bring deep real-world experience through ASKA Physical.
HUMAN PURPOSEDIGITALIZATIONINFRASTRUCTURE + CAPITALWORK YOU CAN LOOK INSIDE
01 / BEGIN WITH CURIOSITY
You don’t need the vocabulary. Just the question.
Could automation help with the work that keeps piling up? Could a custom tool do something your software cannot? What would it take to make your idea work?
Our interactive terminal is a small window into the practice. Ask about ASKA, explore our projects, or follow a thread that interests you.
A REAL INTERFACE. NOT A VIDEO.
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02 / MEET THE TEAM BEHIND THE WORK
What if AI had a way to work together?
A useful team needs more than talented individuals. It needs clear jobs, shared notes, and someone who checks the work. We built Proteus to give AI assistants that structure.
You set the purpose. Specialist roles research, plan, design, build, and review. The director brings it together for your decision.
AN ASKA OPEN-SOURCE PROJECT · v1.6.0Six roles. Shared knowledge. Human direction.
03 / THE WHOLE PICTURE
Ambitious ideas need practical foundations.
The model is one part of the story. The systems, resources, and decisions around it determine what you can actually do.
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What could technology change?
We explore where AI, blockchain, or additive manufacturing could help your business. First understand the problem. Then decide whether the technology is worth using.
AI WORKFLOWS · PROTOCOL DILIGENCE · PRODUCTION ROADMAPS
02
What will it run on?
Compute needs a home. We connect data-centre planning, power, cooling, and operations so infrastructure is designed around the work it needs to support.
DATA CENTRES · COMPUTE · ENERGY ECONOMICS
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How does the business support it?
A promising idea still needs sensible funding and structure. We work through capital needs, company structure, and the financial decisions that keep a project grounded.
CAPITAL STRUCTURE · FINANCIAL MODELS · RESTRUCTURING
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What happens when things change?
We examine alternative scenarios, track assumptions, and help operators adapt. A plan should remain useful when reality takes a different turn.
SCENARIO ANALYSIS · MACRO RESEARCH · ONGOING GUIDANCE
04 / FROM QUESTION TO PRACTICE
Understand it. Build it. Stay with it.
We explain the choices as we go. You should understand the system you are choosing, not just the presentation describing it.
01 / EXPLORE
Find the real question.
We listen, examine the evidence, and agree on the constraints. What should change? What would a useful result look like?
02 / MAKE
Give the idea a shape.
We plan the work, build a practical version, and put it in front of you. Trade-offs and unfinished parts stay visible.
03 / OPERATE
Help it live in the world.
Deployment, training, and ongoing support can be part of the engagement. We agree on the responsibilities before the work begins.
05 / Out of the workshop
A few things you can look inside.
What ASKA ships for clients, what it publishes for everyone, and what it runs internally, kept separate so you know what you can buy.
CLIENT WORK · DELIVERED AND LIVE
LIVE DEPLOYMENT
Workforce Proposal Platform
CONSTRAINT: a dense, structured offer had to stay scannable and navigable end to end.
A live web experience, so a decision maker can navigate the sections directly.
CONSTRAINT: exchange frontends cap what a desk can execute.
A custom trading interface we built for a trading-firm client. It sits on top of the client's chosen exchange and adds automated strategy execution, complex order types, and other tools most online exchanges reserve for large institutions.
We are reworking it into modules so it can be offered for public use.
→ delivered
LIVE DEPLOYMENT
Dabba
CONSTRAINT: a batch has to fill before the deadline for the price to drop for everyone.
Dabba connects Toronto home cooks with neighbours. Order a batch before the deadline, and the price drops for everyone as it fills.
OPEN SOURCE AND PUBLIC PROJECTS - CONTINUALLY EVOLVING1
OPEN-SOURCE PORTFOLIO
Protean Intelligence System
CONSTRAINT: agentic teams are too messy and complex for the typical user.
A team of AI agents working together under your direction. ASKA's open-core operating layer for structured yet broadly capable multi-agent workflows. The six roles are director, researcher, architect, designer, builder, and reviewer. They work from shared notes, with a separate review before anything reaches you. The core is open source. Includes role designations, orchestration choreography, agentic operations, governance gates, durable state, provenance, and a generator that assembles a configured team from one parameter file.
Bring your curiosity, no expertise required.
An open-source ASKA portfolio project.
PROJECT SITES · DESIGNED AND BUILT BY ASKA DIGITAL1
OPEN SOURCE
Typemon
CONSTRAINT: typing drills feel like drills.
A monster-battler played with a keyboard. Walk the overworld, then win fights by typing the glowing keys in rhythm. Built on the Typejoy typing framework, running entirely in the browser with no install.
CONSTRAINT: a defence consultancy report had to reach its reader with no public trace.
A gated site. The landing page is public. The full report opens only through a private link, decrypted in the reader's browser, with a leak-attribution watermark on every page.
CONSTRAINT: a diagnosis code decides what a clinic gets paid, and the rulebook runs thousands of codes deep.
Research on where AI helps with medical coding and billing, plus a working demo. Describe a case in plain words for code suggestions with confidence scores, or paste a code set to check it for format errors, unspecified codes, and missing diagnoses.
CONSTRAINT: tax paperwork arrives unexplained, and a wrong filing costs money.
A bilingual tax assistant. Point it at an unfamiliar form to learn what it is, check whether a filing looks right, and get told plainly when a human should take over.
CONSTRAINT: a buyer comparing materials across categories has no single catalogue to work from.
Three catalogues from one sourcing practice. Construction is an interactive 3D catalogue: click part of a structure to see the material categories. Vehicle and computer parts have their own dedicated catalogues.
CONSTRAINT: car diagnostics live behind mechanic visits and proprietary tools.
A web app that talks straight to a Bluetooth OBD-II dongle. Live gauges, fault-code reading and clearing, two skins. No install. It runs from a phone browser.
CONSTRAINT: a Linux desktop has no native way to host a Muse agent.
An open-source layer on stock Omarchy 4, Arch with Hyprland, that gives Muse a desktop to live in. Desktop automation hooks, notifications, and a voice-ready interface. No fork, no upstream changes.
CONSTRAINT: a single point forecast is a liability when a macro call is genuinely contested across several paths.
Reads official central-bank minutes and checks the facts that matter. You adjust five assumptions and watch the scenarios reweight in real time, each with its own forward narrative. The scenarios feed a three-layer plan: a base case, hedges tied to specific triggers, and steady carry positions that work across scenarios. The plan stays live on every branch, not just the comfortable one.
→ operational
PROBABILITY LATTICE
Weave — prediction-market probability lattice
CONSTRAINT: correlated outcomes must be priced coherently, not as separate markets.
Prices multiple macro outcomes together in one model, so a correlated question like "both hikes happen" gets one exact price instead of a range. Settlement is deterministic: outcomes are versioned and final, and the full state rebuilds exactly from a compact log. A test suite checks the pricing and settlement rules on every build, and anything that breaks them fails.
→ prototyped
INFRASTRUCTURE
Data centre buildout
Feasibility, design, commissioning, and sustained operation. The power and cooling decisions that set uptime are made in the build, not patched in after.
CRYPTO OPERATIONS
Mining at production scale
Ran cryptocurrency mining as an operating business. Hardware deployment, energy economics, continuous optimization under real market conditions.
CAPITAL
Raises and restructurings
Venture rounds, cap table structuring, holding company reorganizations, and tax optimization for operating businesses.
Why bring technology and finance into the same conversation?
One firm holds strategy, infrastructure, and capital. A technology decision is a capital decision, and an infrastructure project is a technology bet. We run all three in the same room.
Do you operate assets or only advise?
Both. We have operated data centres and mining facilities as running businesses, and we advise on operations. Engagement scope is agreed up front for each project.
Who do you typically work with?
Founders raising capital, companies commissioning infrastructure, and operators restructuring their finances or their holdings.
Do you take equity in client companies?
Occasionally, where the engagement is structured that way and it is in the client's interest. Fee-based work is the standard starting point.
LET’S START WITH YOUR WORLD
Which part of your work needs a better tool?
A question, a half-formed idea, a problem that won’t leave you alone. That is enough to begin a conversation.
1 These are experimental, non commercial projects that may have bugs. ASKA Business Solutions Inc. is not responsible for any effects of self-deploying our software and/or projects.
QUESTIONS BUYERS ACTUALLY ASK
Plain answers.
What does an AI workflow do?
It takes a defined, repetitive task, triaging documents, drafting updates, checking data, and handles the routine parts. Review and decisions stay with your team.
Who owns the work and the data?
You do. Ownership and handover terms are agreed before work begins.
How do you handle our data?
Data handling is agreed for each engagement before work begins. We work inside your systems where possible.
Do you replace our staff or systems?
No. Our tools sit alongside your team and systems. People stay in charge of decisions.
What does it cost and how long does it take?
It depends on the engagement. You get plain commercial terms and timelines before you commit.