VoilaWeb

VoilaWeb was incorporated in 1999 with the goals of innovating in the domain of online communities, and sharing back with the open source community. This effort yielded the creation of affordable hosting solutions, and many community-buiklding firsts, including geolocation and dynamic profiles.

Militate/Y-F

Militate was started in 2004 as a cards trading community, quickly growing to more than 10,000 members. It has, since then, gone dormant but remains an example of explosive community growth.

Clic!Dev

Hosting Tens of Thousands of Online Communities since 2003, Clic!Dev pioneered multi-communities interactions and extended profiles.

Twitterified

Twitterified was the first Twitter desktop client to offer management of multimedia messages of arbitrary size. It allows its usesr to interact with its many features intuitively. Twitterified also manages multiple accounts: Twitter, Laconi.ca, etc.

HostingGroup

HostingGroup was founded in 2001 by a group of web hosting experts. HostingGroup specialized in dedicated servers rental, while its daughter branch ReadySetHost provided cheap web hosting.

GamesMap

GamesMap was a web site dedicated to video game cheats. Fun fact: it was created using a home-grown framework in less than four hours and had been profitable since its inception.

The Nexus

The Nexus is Chris Ravenscroft's Blog, dedicated to communities management, web development and open-source.

NextBBS

An Open-Source Community Builder, nBBS v2 was a fusion of the already established nBBSv1 and the promising wtcBB.