Defendant
1 case as defendant.
Createch Group, Inc. (d/b/a GoodDay) is a small, privately held software company headquartered at 1565 Scenic Ave, Suite D, Costa Mesa, California. It operates the GoodDay.work cloud project-management platform; the company's own filings and app listings use the name "Createch Group, Inc." with contact at goodday.work. Public directories give conflicting founding dates (2001 vs. 2012) and list it as unfunded and independent. No reliable revenue or headcount figure is published; third-party aggregators (Tracxn, Kona Equity, RocketReach) estimate a handful of employees and low-single-digit-millions revenue, but these are algorithmic estimates, not audited figures, and should be treated as unverified.
Distinction from the similarly named Canadian firm: A separate, unrelated Montreal company called The Createch Group (founded 1993, ~300 employees) is a Quebec IT/business-process consultancy that was acquired by Bell Canada in 2005 and by France's Talan in 2022. That entity is not the defendant in the case below; the Delaware docket specifically names "Createch Group Inc. doing business as GoodDay," i.e., the Costa Mesa software vendor.
Products/operations: GoodDay.work is a cloud-based project- and work-management suite offering task management, project tracking, team collaboration, timesheets and project marketing/planning features, sold as a subscription SaaS product. Directory descriptions also characterize the company as an interactive/digital agency, but the GoodDay platform is its identifiable product line.
Patent-litigation posture: Createch Group is an operating company and a one-time defendant, not an asserter. Our database shows a single tracked case, as defendant, in the District of Delaware — consistent with an operating company targeted by an NPE rather than a two-way litigant.
Notable case: Web 2.0 Technologies, LLC v. Createch Group Inc., No. 1:23-cv-00045 (D. Del., filed Jan. 13, 2023). Plaintiff Web 2.0 Technologies is characterized in third-party NPE databases (Stanford NPE Law, Seyfarth Shaw's "NPE Showcase") as a non-practicing, inventor-started entity asserting acquired patents U.S. 6,845,448 and U.S. 8,117,644. Createch did not appear; the court entered default and granted the plaintiff's motion for default judgment in April 2024.
Complaint filed 2023-01-13; defendant never appeared; Clerk's Entry of Default 2023-10-20; plaintiff's motion for default judgment was granted, with the court treating the cease-and-desist/permanent injunction request separately.