Born in Sarnia's industrial heartland, IThero bridges the gap between advanced technology and real-world execution. We address local skepticism toward tech and artificial intelligence head-on by building practical, transparent tools that deliver genuine value to our community.
Founded in 2024 and launched in 2026, IThero builds high-throughput software and intelligent system tools. We combine cutting-edge execution with deep community accountability, delivering technology you can rely on.
Tyler Wilcocks
Founder &
Principal Consultant
Two years self taught, then formal training in Programming & IT Systems Analysis at George Brown Polytechnic, picking up HTML, CSS, JavaScript, TypeScript, SQL, R, Python, Go, Bun, Rust, C, and C++ along the way, with a bit of CUDA on top. That range shows up in what's actually shipped: the Sarnia Community Dashboard, viewed more than 120,000 times from 32+ countries; ERview Sarnia, a crowdsourced ER wait time tool built for the region; mcpwarden, a security and conformance auditor for MCP tooling; and HybridMind, a full autonomous coding agent for VS Code with 200 specialist agents, 200+ AI models, real production pricing, 2,900 users, and a complete v2.0 release.
Meet some of our partners
ENGINEERING DEPTH
Some of IThero's tooling runs on hand-tuned CUDA rather than off-the-shelf libraries. On an NVIDIA RTX 5090, GPU-accelerated data pipelines run up to 80x faster end-to-end, and up to 1,351x faster (compute only) for the compute stage alone, verified in house. This is the standard IThero holds across everything it builds, whether that's a support ticket or a GPU pipeline.
Working with a local agency means you get someone who actually answers the phone, shows up when something breaks, and understands the specific needs of Sarnia area businesses and residents. We are not a ticket queue. We are neighbours.
WHAT WE BELIEVE IN
- Transparency
- Clear pricing, published up front. No surprise invoices and no runaround.
- Plain language
- Real answers without the jargon. If you can explain it in plain English, we can solve it.
- Technology that serves people
- Good technology solves a real problem. That is the whole standard.
- Local accountability
- Giving back to the city we grew up in, with systems that uplift, simplify, and strengthen the community.