When something goes red, we help you respond

Anything Red is a strategy and software consultancy for organizations of any size. We use the Red Response Methodology to map what's really happening, then build a plan your people own.

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Our team's experience includes work for

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Art Gallery of Hamilton

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Mitsubishi Electric

  • Ad compliance review · 2026

    A bilingual platform for reviewing and approving advertising for compliance.

  • Residential Summit Program · 2025–2026

    A bilingual portal where dealers sign in to see their program tier, co-op balance, progress to the next tier and the rewards they've unlocked.

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Mitsubishi Motors, Hyundai and Kia

  • Centre of Excellence portal · 2019–2026

    Tyler helped build the portal behind BLVD's Performance program, which helps manufacturers keep their dealers' websites on brand and easy to shop. Manufacturers, field teams and dealers each see their own dashboards and reports. More on BLVD's Performance program (opens in a new tab)

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Park'N Fly

  • The website · 2018–2021

    Our team built Park'N Fly's WordPress site, where travellers book airport parking and shuttle service. See it at parknfly.ca (opens in a new tab)

Delivered through BLVD Agency

SiriusXM

  • WordPress platform · 2019–2026

    A large WordPress platform on WordPress VIP, built and maintained by our team.

Delivered through BLVD Agency

What we do

  • Strategic consulting

    Business strategy and operations: the challenges in front of you and the openings ahead.

  • Workshop facilitation

    Structured sessions that get your people aligned and solving the problem together.

  • Problem solving

    We diagnose complex problems and work out practical responses.

  • Program development

    We design and run programs that put AI and automation to work.

The Red Response Methodology

Red isn't bad. It's a signal that something needs attention. Red Response is how we work through it: six principles, taken in order and revisited whenever new evidence changes the picture.

  1. 01

    Situational Awareness

    Map the situation as it is: the people in it and the forces acting on it.

  2. 02

    Emotional Calibration

    Recognize how people are reacting before deciding how to respond.

  3. 03

    Option Exploration

    Weigh the options, and test what each one leads to before choosing.

  4. 04

    Decision Transparency

    Make the reasoning behind each decision clear to everyone, including where AI helped and who answers for it.

  5. 05

    Inclusive Leadership

    Bring the people affected into the process, so they own the outcome and can carry it on without us.

  6. 06

    Iterative Assessment

    Check what actually changed, then adjust and go again.

What we build

We also build the software that puts a plan to work.

  • Web apps and workflow platforms

    Custom tools that run review, approval and reporting work, from compliance checks to program management.

  • Auditing and automation

    Tools that crawl, check and score websites and dealer inventory.

  • Marketing sites and email

    Brand and campaign websites, and the email systems behind them.

  • AI workflows

    We build and ship with AI agents, inside guardrails: give the agent context, record the decisions, make the checks explicit, and leave the next session enough to continue.

Who you'll work with

Tyler Beggs

Tyler Beggs

Founder & Principal

Tyler Beggs founded Anything Red and created the Red Response Methodology in 2023. He has spent more than 14 years building code, products, teams and strategies.

He started as an interactive developer at agencies including Y&R and DDB Canada. At BLVD Agency he led product management for nearly ten years, then became Associate Partner, Operations, working with enterprise clients in automotive, technology and retail.

He works across strategy and software: business web apps, auditing and automation tools, marketing sites and email, and AI workflows. He has studied AI strategy in the MIT Sloan and MIT CSAIL program Artificial Intelligence: Implications for Business Strategy.

He writes about building with AI, one piece of work at a time, on Substack (opens in a new tab):

Tell us what's gone red

Start with a diagnostic

A workshop that maps the real problem and the people around it, and sets a baseline to measure progress against. You leave with the map and the baseline.

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