NeonSky AI

NeonSky AI builds custom software, workflow automation and AI systems for small and mid-sized businesses across central Alberta — Camrose, Wetaskiwin, Ponoka, Lacombe, Stettler, Red Deer, Edmonton and the surrounding towns.

The work is hands-on and single-threaded. NeonSky AI is run by David Holoboff, a full-stack developer and automation engineer based in Camrose. There are no account managers and no offshore delivery team — you talk to the person writing the code, in your time zone.

Typical builds: intake and follow-up systems that stop enquiries going cold across four channels; integrations that make the tools a business already pays for hand data to each other; field capture that works offline and syncs when signal returns; websites built to be found by search engines and AI assistants, with calculators and admin areas behind them; and practical, jargon-free AI training delivered in person.

Every project starts with a fifteen-minute discovery call and a fixed-price scoped proposal within 48 hours if it is a fit. If it is not a fit, you get told that instead. You own the code, the data and the credentials when it is done.

Selected work includes UAV AG (agricultural drone services — site, live equipment inventory, admin area, rebate calculators and an automatic tender watcher), Goat Coffee (a customer loyalty app shipped on the App Store and Google Play) and Harmony Farmstand (a seasonal farm stand site its owner updates herself).