One night in Toronto, my brother's car was nearly stolen, and only a dead battery saved it. That moment revealed a flaw: alarms don't stop theft, they just report it. Since then, VolTrack has built and tested two product versions, filed its first provisional patent, and moved into enterprise pilot conversations.
VolTrack is a plug-in device that blocks entry, immobilizes a vehicle instantly, and gives owners real-time alerts and remote lock and unlock from their phone. No dealership visit, no subscription. VolTrack's theft-prevention research and provisional patent are the technical foundation behind the product.
Company Momentum
Joined Innovation Boost Zone and Science Discovery Zone, built and tested VolTrack 1.0, reached 500,000 launch-week impressions, and became DMZ Startup Certified.
Completed the DMZ Basecamp program and received non-dilutive support.
Welcomed Steven Li as CTO, entered MAX Barakah Labs, and participated in Barakah Labs Demo Day.
Built and began testing VolTrack 2.0 while joining ventureLAB Investment Readiness and Rogers Cybersecure Catalyst.
Secured the first enterprise pilot and began collecting data from tests based on practical attack behavior.
Joined YSpace x SMARTTO Mobility Catalyst, participated in Demo Day, and filed the first provisional patent.
Funding across DMZ, Rogers Cybersecure Catalyst, Slaight New Venture Fund, YSpace, and Schulich supported a patent-pending product tested in a real vehicle.
VolTrack is patent-pending and entering enterprise pilots to gather real-world data. Advisors include the CIO of Subaru Canada, the former CTO of APMA and lead of Project Arrow, and an executive from Toyota Tsusho.
Meet the founders building patent-pending vehicle theft prevention on the Team page.