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AppsWireless

Technology company measuring how fast and reliably AWS, Azure and Google Cloud provision infrastructure

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About AppsWireless

AppsWireless builds tools that measure how cloud infrastructure behaves in practice. Its flagship platform, ProvisioningIQ, runs continuous synthetic tests and compares the speed and reliability with which AWS, Azure and Google Cloud provision resources.

What gets measured

The focus is provisioning latency: the time between asking a cloud provider for a resource and having it ready to use. The company publishes one headline example, the median time to a ready managed PostgreSQL instance, and says Google Cloud takes roughly twice as long as AWS to bring up a database. Full data and the method behind the figures sit on the ProvisioningIQ platform itself.

Why the numbers matter

Teams choosing a provider, or planning how quickly an environment can be recreated, usually rely on published claims. Continuous testing against the real services gives them a record of what actually happened, and reliability results alongside the timings show how often a request succeeds as well as how fast.

Cloud performance intelligence

The firm uses that phrase for its whole line of work and says its tools are meant to show how cloud infrastructure behaves rather than how vendors describe it.

TrustList summary

AppsWireless now builds tools for cloud performance intelligence, meaning measurements of how cloud infrastructure behaves in practice. Its main platform, ProvisioningIQ, runs synthetic tests around the clock to compare how quickly and reliably AWS, Azure and Google Cloud set up resources such as managed PostgreSQL databases. Before this, the company spent many years as a mobile app developer, a line of work it traces back to 2004.

What AppsWireless does

  • ProvisioningIQ: continuous benchmarks of provisioning latency and reliability across the three major cloud providers, with its data and methods published.
  • Native mobile development: its earlier work covered iOS, Android, tvOS and Amazon Fire apps, plus React Native and mobile web.
  • Voice and AR apps: Alexa and Google voice apps, augmented reality games and 360-degree video apps.
  • Computer vision and messaging: machine learning features, chat and OTT apps and push notifications.

Who it serves

The cloud benchmarks are aimed at teams choosing between cloud providers. For app work it named Softcard among past clients and used agile and Scrum in small teams alongside client staff.

Key facts

  • Founded: app development since 2004
  • Main product: ProvisioningIQ
  • Clouds covered: AWS, Azure and Google Cloud

Summary written by TrustList from the business's own published information, Nov 2026.

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