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About LLnet Inc.

26 years of infrastructure. 28 months of AI. One operator.

LLnet Inc. is what happens when a network engineer with two decades in production infrastructure spends two and a half years quietly retraining as an AI-assisted software engineer.

The operator behind the company

Craig Bondy has been engineering networks since the year 2000. In 2006, he founded Lake Land Networks (LLnet.ca) — a Cochrane-area wireless internet service provider that has, since then, served hundreds of clients across northern Ontario.

Running a real ISP means running real infrastructure: routers, links, billing, support, uptime, backups, security — every layer of a production stack, every day, for nearly two decades. That's not a résumé bullet. It's the muscle memory that makes everything else possible.

Business IT, networks and hosting

Alongside the software, LLnet Inc. does the work it was built on: IT support for small organizations, commercial Wi-Fi and network installs, security cameras and access control, websites and online stores, Canadian hosting, and consulting. It is the same discipline behind a wireless ISP that has served hundreds of clients, applied to your office, hotel, camp or online shop. LLnet Inc. is based in Northern Ontario and available across Canada.

Certifications: CompTIA A+, Microsoft MCP and MCSE+I, earned in 2000, followed by 26 years working in the industry. A trades background covers the physical side of the job. See all services or request a quote.

The lab years

For the past 28 months, Craig has been in the lab — head down on the technologies that are reshaping software: large language models, AI-assisted engineering workflows, modern full-stack tooling, and the operational patterns that let a single operator ship and run production AI software responsibly.

That work has produced thousands of hours of hands-on R&D, dozens of internal experiments, and — finally — a portfolio of products ready to ship.

LLnet Inc., today

LLnet Inc. is the technology company that grew out of those two careers meeting. It runs business IT, network and hosting services for organizations across Northern Ontario, and it builds AI-assisted full-stack software. We design, build, and operate our products on infrastructure we run ourselves, from a Canadian data center. The application servers, databases, files, identity, mail, analytics and backups all run in Canada.

Five products: My Resume Robot is live, and the other four are in the final stages of development:

  • Presaga — our flagship platform.
  • Ai Page Tool — build AI-powered pages without leaving the browser.
  • Dealer Boss — inventory and sales for dealerships and small distributors.
  • My Resume Robot — live now: AI-assisted résumés that actually match the job.
  • AI Rental Tool — rental property management with AI in the loop.

Not just software

LLnet Inc. isn't only a software company. Craig runs two off-software ventures out of the same Cochrane base:

  • Lake Land Backcountry Adventures — guided snowmobile expeditions, including the flagship 800 km Cochrane → Moosonee tour to the southern shore of James Bay.
  • Trades And Mechanical — 30+ years of hands-on maintenance and skilled trades: carpentry, plumbing, electrical, mechanical, welding (Canadian Welding Bureau), HVAC, diesel generators, water filtration, and asset / inventory management. Camp management and general labour experience with Juno Corp at Oval Lake and Webequie First Nation, and with James Bay Outfitters.

Same operator, same Northern Ontario base, three very different terrains. The trades and tourism sides are what keep the software side honest.

What's different about us

  • Canadian infrastructure. Application servers, databases, files, mail, identity, analytics and backups all run in Canada, on servers we operate.
  • We operate our own infrastructure. Dedicated hardware, hardened by an operator who's been doing it since 2000.
  • A technician with a trade behind the work. Carpentry and mechanical know-how means we can mount, cable and finish an install ourselves, including at remote sites.
  • One throat to choke. Founder-built, founder-supported — no Tier-1 / Tier-2 / Tier-3 runaround.
  • AI as a tool, not a bullet point. Our products use AI where it earns its keep, and operate quietly where it doesn't.
  • Long-form thinking. Running an ISP since 2006 teaches you to optimize for the next decade, not the next sprint.

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