Draft:Spoonity
Software company in Ottawa
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Spoonity is a Canadian business-to-business (B2B) software as a service (SaaS) company that develops digital loyalty programs, marketing automation tools, and payment integration systems for the quick-service restaurant (QSR), retail, and hospitality industries. Headquartered in Ottawa, Ontario, the company operates a cloud-based platform that connects point of sale (POS) transaction data with digital ordering channels.[1]
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Founded in 2011 by Max Bailey and Myron Gomes, Spoonity expanded from an Ottawa-based startup into a multinational software provider, serving over 5,000 locations in more than 30 countries.[2] The platform processes tens of thousands of transactions daily and supports a user base of over 12 million consumers.[2] Following participation in the inaugural Google Cloud Accelerator Canada in 2021, the company integrated artificial intelligence and machine learning capabilities for predictive customer analytics and automated marketing.[3]
Clients
The company's clients include QSR brands such as Carl's Jr., Krispy Kreme, Wingstop, Burger King, Dunkin' Donuts, and Denny's.[2] Regional clients include Ten Ren's Tea in Canada, Café Martínez in Argentina, and Meet Fresh, a Taiwanese dessert chain with locations in California.
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Leadership
The company is led by co-founder and CEO Max Bailey, Chief Revenue Officer Jose Antonio Gomez Velez, and Chief Technology Officer Brandin Chiu. Jose Gomez, an Ecuadorian-Canadian engineer, previously worked at Nortel Networks and BlackBerry before joining Spoonity full-time in 2016. He led the company's expansion into Latin America.[6] Brandin Chiu previously worked developing applications for Lightspeed Commerce prior to joining Spoonity.
In 2025, Bailey was named a recipient of the "Forty Under 40" award, presented by the Ottawa Business Journal and the Ottawa Board of Trade. The 2025 cohort was selected from 159 nominations.[7]
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