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About · Montréal

Critik means critical.

We spent our first years running review platforms — reading thousands of one-star stories about slow service and unsolved problems. Then we built the company those reviews were begging for.

The story

From critique to critical

THE BEGINNING · TECHNOCRITIK.COM LAUNCHES

The review years

Technocritik and its sister sites — autocritik for dealerships, spacritik, healthcritik — let clients rate the service they received, star by star. We read every complaint. Two patterns never changed: nobody answered fast, and nobody fixed the real problem.

THE PIVOT · FROM RATING TO RESPONDING

We switched sides

Reviewing bad service taught us exactly what good service looks like. We took that playbook into the industry with the worst reputation for it — IT support — and made the two broken things our whole identity.

TODAY · MANAGED IT, MONTRÉAL

Critik, redefined

Now "critik" means critical: critical response time, critical-point diagnosis, fixes that hold. The blue K in our mark is that verdict — and yes, we still read our reviews.

The mark

Every line means something

  • The interlock

    The T and the K share an edge — neither letter is whole without the other. Techno and Critik, one mark, the way the diagnosis and the fix are one job.

  • The blue K

    Critik carries the only bright colour in the mark. It's the verdict — the part that decides, and the part that moves.

  • The cut

    Every terminal is chamfered on the same diagonal — nothing rounded, nothing approximate. Precision you can measure, which is the whole promise.

How we operate

Three rules we don't break

RULE 01

Answer fast

Silence is the failure we care about most. You should know a person has your issue, and roughly what happens next, before you have to chase us for an update.

RULE 02

Fix the cause

Restarting is not a solution. We trace every incident to its critical point so it doesn't come back next month.

RULE 03

Speak plainly

You will never receive a report you can't understand. Jargon hides; we explain — in French or English.

Why we stay small on purpose

Small on purpose

We take on a limited number of clients, because the thing that makes this work — knowing your setup well enough to fix it quickly — does not survive being spread too thin.

Getting started

Start with a conversation

Tell us what you're running and what's going wrong. If we're a good fit we'll say so, and if we're not we'll say that too.

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