Rooted in Nova Scotia. Powered by the Bay of Fundy's rhythm.
Like the highest tides in the world, we believe in radical, powerful movement. Fundy Digital is more than a studio — it's an experiment in agentic autonomy.
We harness AI to build products that feel deeply human. No bloat, no legacy overhead. Just pure, rhythmic creation.
Nova Scotia, Canada
44.6488° N, 63.5752° W
Who's Running Fundy Digital
Named for the Bay of Fundy — one of the most powerful, dynamic forces in the natural world. That's the energy we bring to building games.
Belinda M.
Founder & BuilderOver 20 years in the tech trenches — surviving VB 6.0 and Assembly through Java and Python, architecting systems at every layer of the stack. Belinda has coded in more languages than most people have debugged in, and she built Fundy Digital to prove that the next evolution isn't a language — it's an agent.
Lillian K.
Visionary & Market StrategistLillian is the creative force behind Fundy Digital's game ideas — with a sharp eye on the teenage market and an uncanny ability to spot what young people actually want to play. She turns cultural moments into game mechanics, and keeps the studio pointed at the generation that will define the next decade of mobile gaming.
Renee K.
Head of TestingRenee leads the QA layer that sits above the AI agents — defining the coverage standards the Tester agent must meet, hunting edge cases machines overlook, and validating real-device behaviour beyond what any simulator can catch. Nothing ships without her sign-off.
The Bay Behind the Name — A UNESCO-Recognized Wonder
Eight things worth knowing about the most powerful tides on Earth.
The maximum tidal swing — taller than a three-storey building — reached every 206 days when the moon is at its closest to Earth.
The precise cycle of every tidal rise and fall, driven by the moon's pull and the bay's delta shape — predictable to the minute.
Home to the largest whirlpool in the Western Hemisphere and the second-largest on the planet. The tides don't just rise — they spiral.
Constant tidal erosion has exposed the richest Carboniferous fossil deposits anywhere in the world. The tide literally uncovers history.
Marine biodiversity rivalling the Amazon Rainforest. The tidal energy feeds one of the most productive ecosystems on the planet.
Sandpipers arrive each summer — up to 95% of the world's entire population. They double their body weight here before flying 4,000 km to South America.
Twice a day, the incoming tide is forceful enough to reverse the flow of rivers — pushing them to run backwards against themselves.
Fundy likely comes from the French fendu (split) or the Portuguese funda (deep). Either way — it fits.