In 2020, three visionary software developers decided to redefine what’s possible in software solutions, empowering those who need it most. With a sharp focus on the rapidly evolving digital landscape, we’ve spent the last few years helping businesses and individuals not just keep pace, but thrive.
Today, our team is driven by a future-forward mission: to ensure no one is left behind in the digital revolution. Innovation is in our DNA, and every day we commit to pushing boundaries, transforming ideas into impactful solutions, and shaping a connected, digital-first world.
To provide innovative and intuitive software solutions that cater to both businesses (B2B) and consumers (B2C) in the Caribbean.
We are committed to fostering growth, enhancing user experiences, and delivering impactful technology that supports the diverse needs of our customers—from businesses to individual users.
To be a leader in digital innovation across Trinidad and the Caribbean by continuously creating and adapting solutions that meet the evolving needs of businesses and consumers alike.
Our goal is to empower communities with transformative tools that drive growth, well-being, and resilience in a dynamic world.
Discover the key moments that have shaped CtrlAltFix Tech, from our early days to our current innovations, as we continue to empower businesses and communities.
The groundwork for CtrlAltFix Tech begins with finalizing the company name and logo, setting the stage for its innovative journey.
CtrlAltFix Tech is formally registered as a software and web development company, marking its official entry into the tech industry.
Amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, CtrlAltFix Tech announces its name and branding, introducing web development services to meet emerging needs.
Development of Uplift begins, originally focusing on user posting and 1-on-1 support rooms called Lifters. In this early concept, Lifters were volunteers on the app who users could request for personal support. Users could also apply to become Lifters, creating a community-driven approach to peer support.
Feedback from users and psychologists leads to a major redesign of Uplift. The user posting feature and 1-on-1 Lifter chats are replaced with a peer-to-peer support model centered on group support rooms, fostering a more inclusive and interactive environment.
Uplift is launched, offering a Caribbean-based peer-to-peer mental health platform where users can connect in support rooms to discuss life’s challenges.
Uplift is showcased at COSTAATT’s “Student Mental Health: An International Perspective” mini-symposium, highlighting its potential as a peer-support tool for student mental health. Developed by alumni, it stands as a testament to innovation and collaboration in addressing mental health needs.
Ishmael Moreno, co-creator of Uplift, is honored with the National Youth of the Year Award for his outstanding contributions to mental health and his role in developing Uplift.
Uplift celebrates its first year of empowering users with a safe, supportive platform for peer-to-peer mental health discussions.
We’d like to thank everyone who has supported us on this incredible journey.
After a year-long hiatus, Uplift returns with a major rebrand in Version 1.0.16. The update introduces a refreshed design and new features aimed at enhancing the user experience, reaffirming the app’s commitment to mental health support in the Caribbean.
This milestone marks a new chapter, as Uplift continues to evolve and provide users with a meaningful, supportive space.
We are currently working on our next project: Memry. Where cherished moments live forever.
Stay tuned for something truly meaningful.
Ishmael, an Internet Technology graduate from COSTAATT, has forged a unique path by combining his skills in Graphic Design, UX/UI Design, and Programming. This diverse skill set has made him an unstoppable force in the tech world.
Under his leadership, CtrlAltFix Tech is on a mission to drive growth through cutting-edge digital solutions in the Caribbean.
Ishmael's commitment to making a meaningful impact in the Caribbean tech community is unwavering. He strives to provide accessible and transformative solutions that enhance the lives of many.
Beyond his entrepreneurial endeavors as the CEO of CtrlAltFix Tech, Ishmael is deeply passionate about the creative arts, often delving into animation and lending his expertise to NGOs for positive change.
Specializing in planning and execution, Shanice uses that experience to maintain control of the company’s diverse business operations.
By focusing on providing technological solutions to support and improve the needs of the others, Shanice has been able to put the Bachelor of Science degree in Internet Technology she earned at COSTAATT to good use.
She may spend her spare time helping youths find their passions for business, but it’s her love of technology that gets her up in the morning.
When she’s not busy working, Shanice is an avid reader and loves spending time learning how to latin dance or planning events.
Kafra has cultivated a range of skills grounded in a Bsc. Information Technology at COSTAATT(College of Science, Technology and Applied Arts of Trinidad and Tobago). These skills have progressed through implementation of solutions for the web, and enhancing software services, ranging from simple websites to corporate systems.
Complementary to any application development, Kafra is also competent in software analysis and testing, thus forming a solid knowledge base for the technical field.
Apart from the tough stuff, Kafra loves helping others, especially tutoring primary level students to prepare them for exams, or simply volunteering to help with school work when they need an extra hand. DIY projects are her go to, as she finds satisfaction in exercising her hands-on creative quality, when it comes to home solutions and organization.