Backed by Canadian Capital, Uno Platform Secures $3.5M CAD in Seed Money
MONTREAL — Montreal-based tech company Uno Platform is proud to announce the completion of a $3.5M CAD seed funding round. This round, led by AQC Capital, rounds up $6.5M CAD of total investment in Uno Platform to date, and includes investment from Desjardins Capital and Oliva Capital – all Canada based.
Article content
'Raising this round entirely with Canadian capital is a proud milestone, not just for Uno Platform, but for the Canadian tech ecosystem as a whole,' said François Tanguay, CEO of Uno Platform. 'It shows that world-class innovation is happening right here at home. This investment allows us to keep growing in Canada, reinvest in Canadian talent, and help shape the future of global software development from our own backyard.'
Article content
Uno Platform is an open-source, enterprise developer productivity platform for building cross-platform .NET applications that run on Mobile, Web, Desktop. Trusted by organizations such as Toyota, Microsoft and the City of Ottawa, Uno Platform is rapidly becoming the go-to solution for enterprise-ready, cross-platform application development.
Article content
The investment will accelerate the rollout of premium tooling Uno Platform Studio, built on top of the free and open-source platform. Uno Platform Studio includes Hot Design, a patent-pending visual designer, which lets developers pause a running application and visually edit the UI in real time increasing development productivity by up to 10x. Upcoming Generative AI features will further enhance developer workflows while avoiding the pitfalls of throwaway code that present-day AI falls into.
Article content
'Uno Platform is a shining example of Canadian innovation with worldwide impact – redefining how software developers build cross-platform .NET apps in record time,' says Frederic Bastien, Chairman of the Board, AQC. 'Their clear product vision made investing an obvious choice'
Article content
With this momentum, Uno Platform is doubling down on its promise to deliver the most productive developer experience for building cross-platform .NET applications, powered by unified tooling, real-time visual editing and Generative AI assistance.
Article content
'The modernization and digital transformation across industries is driving strong demand for innovative software solutions that help developers do more with less,' says Nathalie Bernard, Chief Operating Officer of Desjardins Capital. 'Our support in this seed round reflects confidence in promising companies led by experienced teams that contribute to Quebec's innovation ecosystem and have the potential for international growth.'
Article content
'Investing in Uno Platform was a natural choice for Oliva Capital. We've known François through several ventures and have followed Uno Platform since the beginning,' says Julien Trussart, Partner, Oliva Capital. 'We trust the team—their values, their technical depth, and their bold vision. We're proud to support them as they transform how cross-platform .NET apps are built, with a sharp focus on developer productivity and design-first experiences.'
Article content
French translation of this announcement can be read here, https://platform.uno/press-releases/seed-round-french/.
Article content
Uno Platform is an open-source, enterprise developer productivity platform for building single-codebase .NET applications that run on Web, Desktop, Mobile and Embedded platforms. Trusted by global organizations including Toyota, Microsoft and the City of Ottawa, Uno Platform helps developers ship enterprise-grade apps faster using familiar tools and languages. With cutting-edge features like real-time visual editing and Generative AI-assisted workflows, Uno Platform delivers the most productive path to building cross-platform applications in .NET.
Article content
Article content
Article content
Article content
Contacts
Article content
Media Contact
Article content
Article content
Sasha Krsmanovic –
Article content
Article content
Hashtags

Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles


CTV News
30 minutes ago
- CTV News
Great Book Boxes a hit in Timmins
The CEO of the Timmins Public Library Carole-Ann Demers and Timmins Great Book Box Committee Chair Mary Gardner join Tony Ryma to discuss the little libraries around the community.


CBC
31 minutes ago
- CBC
What is Section 107 of the Canada Labour Code?
Jobs Minister Patty Hajdu said she has invoked Section 107 of the Canada Labour Code to order binding arbitration between the airline and its union and has ordered operations to resume. Air Canada previously asked Hajdu to intervene with a binding arbitration order, which is one of the powers granted to the minister through Section 107 of the code.

National Post
an hour ago
- National Post
"This government is anti-union and anti-worker": CUPE NS Denounces Use of Bill 107
Article content HALIFAX, Nova Scotia — CUPE Nova Scotia strongly condemns the federal government's decision to interfere in workers' right to collective bargaining and job action by invoking Section 107 of the Canada Labour Code. Article content 'Clearly, this government is anti-union and anti-worker,' said Alan Linkletter, CUPE Nova Scotia President. 'Forcing workers back on the job instead of supporting free and fair collective negotiations directly contradictions workers' rights that are guaranteed under the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms.' Article content Air Canada has asked the government to crush striking workers' Charter rights, and Federal Labour minister Patty Hajdu is ready to deliver. Hajdu announced that the federal government will be invoking Section 107 at a press conference this afternoon, citing the financial welfare of Canadians and the economy at large as a deciding factor for this decision. Article content 'She says this move is for the financial security of Canadians—are these workers not Canadians? Does their welfare not matter? How can you be financially secure when you don't even get paid for all of the hours you work?' Article content Contrary to the Minister's remarks, this will not ensure labour peace in Canada. This will only push this fight onto the next group of workers in negotiations, while Air Canda's flight attendants continue to work for a billion-dollar company for free. Article content Flight attendants are only paid when the plane is moving, and work as many as 35 unpaid hours a month performing vital duties that ensure the safe and smooth operation of each flight. Now, instead of paying flight attendants for all the hours they work, Air Canada has clearly sought help from the federal government to continue exploiting their employees. Article content 'Minister Hajdu's comments indicate a clear lack of respect for workers' rights,' said Sherry Hillier, President of CUPE Newfoundland and Labrador and National General Vice President for Atlantic Canada. 'By using Section 107 to force workers back on the job yet again, they're setting a pattern. And that pattern is that Liberals don't care about Canadians.' Article content Recent polling data indicates that 9 out of 10 Canadians support Air Canada flight attendants' fight for fair pay. Article content CUPE represents over 10,000 Air Canada flight attendants across the country, and workers have been demonstrating at Halifax Stanfield International Airport since 6AM. Article content 'Messages of support have been pouring in for these workers from across the country,' continued Linkletter. 'Canadians stand with us. Our elected representatives should, too.' Article content Article content Article content Article content Article content Contacts Article content Sherry Hillier President, CUPE Newfoundland & Labrador National General Vice President, CUPE Atlantic and Maritimes regions 709-765-2996