An application programming interface (API) is a computing interface that supports communication between two applications, providing rules on conventions, data formats, and request types. The work of Maurice Wilkes and David Wheeler on modular software libraries in the 1940s paved the way for APIs, but it was not until 1968 that the term was used in a published paper. APIs are normally associated with a given software library, which provides the actual implementation of the API's ruleset. Many major companies have developed proprietary APIs for their software, but standard APIs also exist.
On a 24-hour basis, marketplace analytics services scan hundreds of shops that sell electronics, home appliances, children’s and sports goods, building supplies, books, clothing, jewellery, and many other items. More than 700 parsers have been developed for over 10 million products. We parse the largest websites, such as Amazon, eBay, and AliExpress.
Increasing the speed and convenience of the WEDby.ME marketplace, where hundreds of brides and grooms annually organise their weddings “from ring to singer” without leaving home. Improvements include the optimization of the web application, database enhancements, refactoring of banquet hall bookings, error identification and correction, and ongoing technical support of the site.
CDEK Pay is a payment system, a subdivision of an international logistics operator. CDEK has completely eliminated the problem of goods transportation: with more than 20 years of successful business, presence in 31 countries, over 4200 self-collection points, and more than 10 million active users. Not only the client's goods, but also the client's money can and should be delivered at an easy rate and on time.
Diagnostician Medical Centre offers seamless remote access to DICOM standard CT scans of the jaw, eliminating the need to download bulky files. Post-examination results are promptly dispatched to both the healthcare provider and the patient. This service has found its way into over 300 clinics scattered across Siberian cities such as Tomsk, Kemerovo, and Novosibirsk.
A CRM is a system that allows you to plan and track classes, evaluate the effectiveness of groups and coaches, and count pool attendance. Additionally, there is the possibility of integrating an amoCRM account. The coach's application displays upcoming classes, where one can take attendance and leave a comment for each student, which will be displayed for the supervising manager.
ESports Arena is a SaaS for managing gaming clubs. It allows users to set up tariffs and manage them from anywhere in the world. It also provides a single customer base, generates reports and statistics, determines the role of employees by access level, offers detailing for each client, and handles loading and performance of the club. We cooperate with 11 partners in the CIS and have over 22,000 registered gamers.
How should you help a customer who doesn’t know what they want? A neural network trained on selected photos searches for a product as similar as possible to a sample taken from a photo or a sketch. The search takes 7–10 seconds and the result is displayed immediately on the screen. The Generative Adversarial Network can generate previously non-existent jewelry and clothing designs based on the manufacturer’s catalog.
Creating a ventilation unit in a visual configurator by arranging components and automating the input of initial data, the calculation of operating modes and costs, size selection, template setup, calculation logs, a comparison of options, results exporting, reference books, access rights differentiation and synchronization with 1C.
Managing devices and receiving information from sensors at a distance. A service where you can configure widgets and observe data. Choose from Vue, Angular, and React, due to the possibility of developing a mobile application for iOS and Android. Choosing a ready-made IoT broker reduces the cost of development. Thanks to React, new data from the devices is displayed instantly.
Site audit, sales data collection, accounting of behaviour of customers and staff in shops, integration of cash register software with gift cards, testing of a new version of the website, SDK for UniSender newsletters, distribution of digital packing slips to an electronic workflow system, integration of CRM and cash registers, online service tracking gold prices.
We have developed a site offering a range of esoteric services via video link; a search engine for hotels, villas, apartments, guided tours, cruises and a range of transport options; and a new version of a site for a bank's push notification service. Some projects have been updated: a CPA network with payment for completed actions; a city portal for Chita; and a parser which collects and analyses prices across 200 of largest online stores.
2002–2025