Saskatchewan startups turning to AI to start businesses, accelerate growth

Source Domain: globalnews.ca

Key Realtor Gregg Bamford, involved in the industry for over two decades, faces challenges in managing client relationships, prompting a solution.
Bamford’s business partner, Caroline Gilmore, developed Rivra, an AI-driven app to streamline client communication, leveraging tools like ChatGPT for coding.
Initial app development took place within nine months, with the Rivra project gaining support from Co.Labs, a Saskatoon technology incubator.
Co.Labs’ director, Graeme Jobe, highlights AI’s role in lowering startup barriers and supporting tech startups through AI tools.
Entrepreneur Jay Maharaj’s sports management app TeamLinkt grew out of Co.Labs, now serving 600,000 users and demonstrating AI’s impact on business efficiency.
Both Rivra’s creators expect AI to significantly scale businesses faster and inexpensively compared to traditional methods.
They are launching Rivra later this year and anticipate its impact on client management and business growth.

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