LandLogic

What is it actually like to be mentored by Google experts for 10 straight weeks?

Earlier this year, LandLogic was selected as one of 14 AI startups across Canada to join the Google for Startups Accelerator. We entered the program with a broad vision for land-use intelligence. We left with a sharper product, a stronger technical foundation, and a clearer understanding of the problem we needed to solve.

The experience was intense: Daily workshops, technical reviews, founder training, product sessions, and countless conversations that challenged our assumptions and pushed us to think differently about our product, our users, and our future.

The program helped us narrow our focus to one of Ontario's most pressing pain points and build something people can use today. We went from concept to working product in 10 weeks!

As Iran Karimian put it: "The LandLogic team stood out throughout the Google for Startups Accelerator program for their focus, technical depth, and drive... Their ability to absorb technical feedback, move quickly, and execute with clarity was impressive."

And from this success, Parcella is now being integrated into a much larger platform for province-wide AI-permitting, lead by One Ontario.

👉 Read about what we learned from the program: https://hubs.la/Q04lLy9q0

We're incredibly grateful to Google for Startups and Google for Developers for their continued support, mentorship, advocacy, and belief in Canadian startups. And we're excited to continue building together!

Today we're announcing that LandLogic has joined One Ontario as its first technology partner in building a province-wide AI-enabled permitting platform.

Government has invested heavily in housing acceleration, permitting reform, and municipal modernization. But it is no secret that approvals remain fragmented across hundreds of disconnected systems, processes, and datasets. We believe the next chapter of permitting modernization requires shared infrastructure.

Through One Ontario, we're helping build a platform powered by province-wide standardized zoning, planning, and property data. The goal is simple: a single dashboard solution to make approvals faster, more transparent, and easier to navigate for applicants, municipalities, and approval agencies alike.

This isn't just about digitizing forms. It's about building the intelligence infrastructure required to support the future of AI-enabled feasibility checks, compliance checks, submission and tracking.

👉 Read the full announcement: https://hubs.la/Q04lrHWR0

Ontario’s permitting problem is not a technology issue. It is an infrastructure issue.

In this month's RESCON’s Residential Builder newsletter, LandLogic shares why fragmented e-permitting systems are slowing Ontario down, and what it will take to build a better model.

We are watching municipality after municipality develop e-permitting solutions with separate portals, workflows, forms, and datasets. That fragmentation makes approvals harder for applicants, harder for staff, and harder to scale.

With Canada’s depth of technology and AI expertise, we can do better.

LandLogic is building the solution: one centralized, AI-enabled permitting platform powered by shared infrastructure and standardized zoning, planning, and property data.

The technology exists. We have partners on board. It’s time to build it once and build it right.

Read the full story: https://hubs.la/Q04jSy9n0

This year's Toronto Tech Week gave us a unique opportunity to experience innovation from both sides of the table. While attending sessions and hearing from founders, investors, policymakers, and technologists, we also presented our own vision and gathered valuable feedback.

As a small company with ambitious plans, Tech Week became an invaluable pressure test. We launched our vision for a province-wide centralized AI-permitting platform. It helps users understand what they can build, identifies submission requirements, and coordinates the permitting process directly with municipalities and review agencies.

The goal is simple: unify a complex process and help projects move forward more efficiently.

Another important theme surfaced repeatedly throughout the week: support local innovation. Governments often speak about buying Ontario and strengthening Canadian technology ecosystems. Yet too often, critical technology projects are outsourced elsewhere despite the incredible talent, expertise, and innovation being built right here at home.

When it comes to land, property, planning, and permitting, Canadian solutions matter. These are uniquely local challenges that require local understanding, local relationships, and local expertise.

It's our land. We should be building the systems that shape its future, and owning the data that governs it.

One of the highlights of the week was participating in the Google AI Connect: Toronto Tech Week Roundtable, where we had the opportunity to discuss the future of AI adoption in government alongside representatives from Supply Ontario and Minister Stephen Crawford.

A key concern raised during the conversation was that municipalities are beginning to explore AI independently, often without a coordinated framework that ensures systems can work together across the province. We believe Ontario has an opportunity to build a more integrated approach that benefits municipalities, agencies, businesses, and residents alike.

This is exactly the challenge LandLogic is working to solve. Our biggest takeaway from Tech Week wasn't discussing what AI can do. It was discussing what AI should do. If we focus on that, the impact for Toronto, Ontario, and Canada will be enormous.

A special thank you to Iran Karimian from Google for Startups, Daniel Foch from Valery Real Estate and the City of Toronto for hosting us at your events.

The wait is almost over.

In just a few days, LandLogic will officially launch Parcella at Google for Startups Accelerator: Canada Demo Day.

You’ll get a first look at how Parcella turns complex property rules into clear, plain-language answers, helping you understand what you can build, add, or change before making big decisions about your property.

Join us virtually for free, and be among the first to try Parcella.

Virtual Demo Day
Tuesday, May 26
2:00–4:00 PM

👉 Register free: https://hubs.la/Q04h9wfk0

Thank you to Google for Startups and Google for Developers for the opportunity to be part of this cohort!

Excited to be speaking at "AI Meets Real Estate" during Toronto Tech Week, hosted by Daniel Foch and Valery Real Estate.

LandLogic will be there to share how we’re bringing property intelligence to industry professionals and everyday consumers, from faster due diligence to clearer decisions about what a property can become.

We’ll be discussing several LandLogic tools, including Parcella, our multiplex assessment tool, and Blue Canoe, our new cottage selection and matching platform powered by property data configured specifically for cottage country.

Register for free and stop by our booth to chat with us one-on-one. Looking forward to seeing everyone there.

👉 Register free: https://hubs.la/Q04h9sYb0

Thanks to Teranet and GeoWarehouse for having us in your booth at Toronto Regional Real Estate Board REALTOR® QUEST.

We loved connecting with agents and showcasing the new Enhanced Zoning Report, now available through GeoWarehouse. It was exciting to see the response from professionals looking for better property intelligence directly inside the tools they already use.

Want to learn more about how it works? Join our free co-hosted webinar on Thursday, May 21 from 11:00 AM–12:00 PM.

👉 Register free: https://hubs.la/Q04gP12r0

Toronto Tech Week is bringing the city’s innovation community together, and we’re excited to be attending the May 2026 edition of Ecosystem Connects at Toronto City Hall.

This City of Toronto-led event will focus on scaling AI in Toronto, including procurement, adoption pathways, commercialization, and real-world impact across industries and the public sector.

At LandLogic, we’re contributing to that conversation by building AI tools that make complex property and land-use information more accessible, actionable, and useful for everyday decisions.

Come find us at the event or message us if you’d like to connect.

Toronto City Hall
Thursday, May 28
9:00 AM–2:00 PM.

👉 Register here: https://hubs.la/Q04gsvdp0

Demo Day is the final showcase for the Google for Startups Accelerator: Canada cohort, bringing together founders, partners, and the startup community to see what this year’s companies have built.

LandLogic has had the privilege of developing Parcella alongside Google for Startups, and Demo Day marks its official launch.

Parcella brings professional land-use intelligence to everyday property owners. It makes property information easier to access and understand in plain language, helping people make more informed decisions about their biggest asset: their property.

Parcella will be officially available to try — sign up for free!

Virtual Demo Day
Tuesday, May 26
2:00–4:00 PM

👉 Register free: https://hubs.la/Q04gs0zZ0

Thank you to Google for Startups and Google for Developers for the opportunity to be part of this cohort.