Most workplace systems are built around a simple assumption. The worker has a desk.

Brodie Meyer is building for the majority who do not.

Nearly eighty percent of the global workforce operates without a company email, without a laptop, and often without reliable access to apps designed for them. For years, they have been excluded from the systems meant to keep organizations connected.

Yourco starts with a simpler premise. Everyone can receive a text.

The platform is built entirely around SMS. No downloads. No onboarding friction. No requirement to adapt to a new tool. It works across languages, devices, and environments where most software fails.

What began as a solution for a family print shop now supports nearly one thousand organizations across North America. More than ten million frontline connections have been facilitated through the platform.

The company has introduced an AI layer that analyzes communication in real time, surfacing safety concerns, operational risks, and shifts in sentiment before they escalate.

The funding round is modest. The market is not.

Meyer is building communication infrastructure for the people who have always been left out of it.