RetroHubAI, Inc. is a full-cycle development studio. We run programs end-to-end — discovery, architecture, build, integration, release, and operations — using disciplined Scrum and the full SDLC. Three decades of delivery, one studio.
Four products in active development. One thesis: the tools that taught a generation to compute deserve a second act, and AI is the assistant they were always missing.
Retro-console-styled AI platform where Neuro Hub orchestrates Writer, Outreach, Studio, Publish, SEO, Career, Commerce and Translate — 238 skills routed through a single publish workflow.
A living 1:1 digital twin of Earth, split into H3 hexes you claim and tend across deep time. Steward terrain, roads, economies and citizens while an AI Gardener assists — and the world keeps ticking after you log out.
A Canadian hardware research program moving data between AI accelerators as light rather than copper — a phased path from an optical bridge to a sovereign compute fabric. Currently in concept validation.
Hybrid hardware/software environment that recreates the CMD SuperCPU on a DE10-Nano. Type a prompt on the C64; the ARM-side daemon runs llama.cpp / Gemini / OpenAI and returns 65816 assembly into RAM.
Modern CMS for retro computing communities. GEOS-inspired window manager, integrated Libretro/RetroArch emulation, and an AI RAG pipeline ingesting MAME hardware specs + TOSEC articles to generate accurate retro code.
Production-ready BBS rebuilt on SvelteKit + Firebase: message boards, real-time chat, file areas, door games, ATDT modem simulation, dynamic Firebase-driven theming across 12 retro systems.
The product portfolio above is what we build for ourselves. This is what we run for clients — most engagements blend two or three.
PMP-led delivery for fixed-price, T&M, and complex multi-vendor programs. Charter, scope, schedule, risk, change — owned end-to-end.
Native + cross-platform mobile, web, and integration work. We run a full SDLC — Discover, Design, Develop, Test, Release, Maintain — without skipping the boring parts.
Migrations, ERP rollouts, and finance/HR system implementations. SAP, SuccessFactors, accounting platforms — change management built in.
When the program is the problem: we step in as fractional PMO, vendor manager, or escalations lead. We restore cadence and rebuild trust between teams.
Two-week sprints, demos every fortnight, retros that change the next sprint. Backed by the upstream and downstream rigor most agile shops drop on the floor.
Stakeholder interviews, scope, success criteria, RFP response. We get out of the room with a charter and a backlog.
Architecture, integrations, sprint zero. Wireframes that turn into actual estimates, not vague pixels.
Two-week Scrum sprints. Backlog grooming, demos, retros. Continuous integration and deploy preview from day one.
Functional, integration, regression, UAT. Telemetry instrumentation before launch — not after.
Cumulative releases, release notes, change windows, rollback plan. Two majors, two maintenance, monthly defect drops.
Monitoring, incident response, customer-feedback loop, roadmap adjustment. The handoff that does not actually hand off.
Client names withheld. Wiley Enterprises, Inc. is now RetroHubAI, Inc. — continuity of practice, expanded delivery surface.
Our retro-console-styled AI content studio. Neuro Hub orchestrates 8 disciplines (Writer, Outreach, Studio, Publish, SEO, Career, Commerce, Translate) and 238 skills, then ships through one publish workflow.
Hybrid hardware/software environment that recreates the CMD SuperCPU for the C64/C128. A 20MHz W65C816 soft core on a DE10-Nano FPGA pairs with a Linux AI co-processor — the C64 sends natural-language prompts ("make a sprite of a spaceship"), the ARM side runs llama.cpp / Gemini / OpenAI, and 65816 assembly is generated in-line.
Modern content management system for retro computing communities. GEOS-inspired window manager, integrated Libretro/RetroArch emulation, and a MAME-hardware-aware AI RAG pipeline that ingests TOSEC articles and technical manuals to generate accurate retro code. Includes the RetroHub Bank double-entry financial system.
A production-ready BBS with full ENiGMA½ feature parity rebuilt on SvelteKit + Firebase — message boards, real-time chat, file areas, door games, and authentic CRT terminal UI with WYSE/ATDT modem simulation. 52 Firestore collections, 5,000-user capacity, dynamic Firebase-driven menus and theming across 12 retro systems.
Operations and data tooling for a major metropolitan bus operator. Six-year engagement supporting service reliability and field ops; concluded 2024.
Owned mobile SDLC for native iOS / Android and cross-platform titles. Four-week sprint cadence, multi-region coordination, Flurry-driven defect triage.
Implemented SuccessFactors HR suite — full module set. Vendor PM coordination across third-party resources, infrastructure, security, and integration.
Product/program management of POS & clinical EHR releases. Two majors, two maintenance, monthly defect drops. Drummond EHR certification owned end-to-end.
Concurrent eCommerce, CRM, and BI delivery across four regions. Reset cadence with Scrum, vendor RFPs, and KPI-driven release governance.
PMO and senior PM role delivering provisioning products to multiple telco clients. Stand-up of release governance and vendor-side PMO.
Process review across Customer Support, Product Group Escalations, Core Dev, and Program Management — through the BI/Crystal merger. Built the global escalations model.
Unix → MS SQL accounting cutover (Thomson Elite). Novell → Win 2003 server migration; GroupWise → Exchange. Capital spend reduced 20%, ROI 210%.
Eight industries. Twenty-plus engagements. Real names available under NDA.
RetroHubAI, Inc. is the rebranded continuation of Wiley Enterprises, Inc. — a consulting practice that has run program management and software delivery across France, Europe, the US, Canada, Australia, and Japan. We retain everything that worked: PMP-led governance, full SDLC rigor, vendor management, and a strong bias toward customer-facing outcomes.
What's new is the studio: an opinionated AI-augmented delivery stack — running alongside the same Scrum cadence we've used since 2007 — that lets a small team punch well above its weight on integration-heavy programs.
Tell us the shape of the engagement — fixed-price, T&M, fractional PMO, integration recovery — and we'll get on a 30-minute call this week.
