Built inside a working ABA clinic, and still owned by the family that runs it.
Portia is the clearest example in this directory of software written by the people who had to use it. It was developed inside The Portia Learning Centre, an ABA clinic founded in 2006, by the McArthur family working with the clinic's own behavior analysts.1
That arrangement still holds. Karen McArthur is chief executive of both the software company and the clinic group, which means the product's roadmap is set by someone who also runs a practice on it.2
There is correspondingly little corporate history to report. We found no investors and no change of control, but the search that establishes this is a US securities database, and a Canadian private company would never appear in it. Treat the absence as weak evidence.3
| What | Amount | Detail |
|---|---|---|
| Outside investment | None found | No US securities filing exists — but Portia International is Canadian and would not be required to file one, so this is weak evidence rather than proof.3 |
| As of | Reported |
|---|---|
| — | No customer, user or revenue figure has been published1 |