Overwhelmed by the technology projects in your business?
We don't sell you another report or a block of hours. We give you a project.
One call. We talk it through, then we build you a project — so you can see how we work.
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“We were wondering whether to hire our own programmer. At $80,000–$90,000 a year, the math didn't work. And with Liboiron, you see things we don't see, because we're not your only client.”
Charles GroleauTop Gun Formation
“Very attentive to our needs. The work fully meets my requirements. He helped us streamline our day-to-day operations.”
Rémi LétourneauProtech Construction
Not another report. Not a quote. A diagnostic and a first project, actually built.
A diagnostic of your operations
We walk through one process with you — the one you already know needs fixing.
The first project, prioritized
We propose a solution to the problem — whether that's how the work is organized, an automation, or an AI agent.
A project on us, not a promise
We don't stop at the plan. We build the first project so you can see how we work — no invoice, no commitment.
Book your call and get your project on us
Before you book, you're probably wondering
We already have an IT provider
Good — we don't replace your MSP or your accountant. We don't do help desk or endpoint support, and we don't hand you a plan and leave you to execute it.
We cover what nobody else covers: automating and integrating your business processes, from planning through to production monitoring.
What if we want to bring it in-house one day?
That's often the right instinct — once the volume justifies it. When that day comes, we can structure the department and the roles, support you through hiring, and train the people.
On documented systems, not tribal knowledge. We're the only partner whose offer includes its own exit — a real partner, not just another vendor.
We could just hire someone instead
Then you have to choose. A developer executes what you ask, but usually lacks the business context and stays too technical. An IT director plans and prioritizes — but leads a team you don't have.
We bring the head and the hands. No recruiting, no managing, no risk.