Cultural Respect
We honour cultural protocols, traditions, and knowledge systems in how EchoGrounds is built and shared.
Built for First Nations Communities
EchoGrounds is designed specifically for communities to preserve language knowledge, teach new learners, and grow intergenerational fluency through respectful, community-owned, and transparent digital tools.
Core Values
EchoGrounds is community-driven technology rooted in cultural respect, trust, accessibility, and long-term sustainability.
We honour cultural protocols, traditions, and knowledge systems in how EchoGrounds is built and shared.
Your language data and content belong to your community, always.
Clear pricing, clear communication, and no hidden surprises.
Designed for Elders, youth, teachers, and learners with simplicity in mind.
We use new technologies responsibly, with community consent and cultural care.
Why Communities Choose EchoGrounds
Document language knowledge in one place with First Nations language spelling, translation, phonetics, categories, audio, and cultural context.
Create structured pathways for learners in community programs and schools with progress tracking and assessments.
Preserve teachings and stories through long-form resources with translations and attachments for deeper language learning.
Provide ongoing support and training for Elders, teachers, admins, and learners to ensure successful implementation and usage of EchoGrounds.
From Word Bank to Learning Flow
Transparent Community Pricing
One community-wide license at a clear annual price. Full pricing details and multi-year options are on the pricing page.
$10,000 CAD per year
Designed to align with ILCP multi-year funding cycles.
2 years$18,000 CAD total
3 years$25,000 CAD total
Many First Nations communities across Canada use federal language revitalization funding to support digital tools like EchoGrounds. Software subscriptions are eligible expenses under the right program streams.
Primary federal language revitalization funding stream that can support software subscriptions, digital language tools, and community-led projects.
Multi-year pathway under ILCP that helps communities secure stable support for long-term language planning and digital delivery.
The Office of the Commissioner of Indigenous Languages provides resources and planning guidance that can strengthen funding applications.
Future Roadmap
These items are examples of future direction and can be adjusted to match your Nation, school, or program priorities.
Book a walkthrough and map your first preservation and learning rollout with your team.