Founder · TKS · Vancouver, BC · --:--:-- PT


Shipping things since I was 8. The latest is Anticipy — an AI pendant that catches what you agree to out loud, then quietly gets it done.

Omar Ebrahim
Omar Ebrahim, off duty
off duty
  • Code Ninjas — 8
  • Pocket Board — 10
  • Supremely Rare — 13
  • ProbateDesk — 14
  • Aevoy — 15
  • Anticipy — now
  • TKS — now
  • Mulgrave — Gr 10

Anticipation Labs

Fundraising announcement

Anticipation Labs closes $250K pre-seed, led by Northside Ventures.

Round
Pre-seed
Amount
$250K
Led by
Northside Ventures

Anticipation Labs is a Vancouver studio building AI products that anticipate people’s needs. Anticipy is the first.

See Anticipy Anticipation Labs

Building things since age 8

001 · Keep scrolling — it flips

Code Ninjas

Signed up at 8. Most kids cycle out after a year — I never stopped.

First code

Read the long version →

Every chapter, ages 8 to 15

The short version

  1. Age 8 — Code Ninjas

    Signed up at 8. Most kids cycle out after a year — I never stopped.

    First code

  2. Age 10 — Pocket Board

    A board game that fits in your pocket, sold door to door. A lot of no’s before the first yes.

    First business

  3. Age 11 — The hackathon

    Placed second in a hackathon much bigger than I was. Rooms like that let you in if you just build.

    Second place

  4. Age 12 — Too early

    Tried to build legal tech. The AI wasn’t ready. I wrote it down and waited.

    Filed away

  5. Age 13 — Supremely Rare

    Rare snack drops — US to Canada, then to countries that couldn’t get them at all. It taught me ads, margins, customs, demand.

    Real revenue

  6. Age 14 — ProbateDesk

    Software that automates BC probate paperwork. Sold it to a law firm. Still running.

    Sold to a law firm

  7. Age 15 — Aevoy → Anticipy

    Chased AGI with Aevoy and missed — but the browser agents I built along the way could do real work, unsupervised. That became Anticipy.

    Now

Now — Anticipy, an AI pendant that acts

002 · Anticipy

You say it out loud.
It’s already moving.

It started in English class. ChatGPT was banned, and I kept wondering what would happen if an agent could just do the work in a browser, start to finish, like a person. I wired one together. Then I realized the essay was never the interesting part.

So I built the thing I actually wanted: an 8-gram titanium pendant that hears what you agree to do, then hands it to an agent on your computer. “I’ll send that tonight” — and it’s sent.

Pre-orders are live at anticipy.ai.

Anticipy logo

Anticipy

Anticipation Labs

Two Anticipy pendants on chains, one brushed titanium and one gold, each with a single LED

Brushed titanium · a single LED · nothing else

Writing

003 · On Medium
  1. Oct 24, 2026 · Written during TKS Consumer AI in the Personal Assistant Age How does an AI assistant turn personal context into useful action? Memory, retrieval and tools — and what Google, Apple, OpenAI and Meta are each betting on. Read on Medium ↗

Everything I write — medium.com/@omarkebrahim ↗

The monthly note

004 · 1 min read, monthly

Tell me your name and I’ll write back personally. Then about one email a month on building Anticipy — what worked, what didn’t, one or two asks.

Everyone gets a personal response. No spam, unsubscribe anytime.
Rather talk now? Tell me about you and book a time →

Status — October 2026

005 · Updated October 2026

This site is a search query. I write so people who build things can find me.

Now: in TKS (The Knowledge Society), shipping the first Anticipy units, writing on Medium and in the monthly note, and in grade 10 at Mulgrave.

I reply to every email: omar@anticipationlabs.com