CONTUS

Building, testing, upgrading and scaling digital products is the work of CONTUS, a product design and development company. Its clients range from funded startups to large enterprises, and the company says it has worked in more than twelve countries over sixteen years of digital-first practice. Its offer runs from early prototypes and proofs of concept to full software platforms, and it presents its services as end to end, covering design, development, testing and maintenance.

From MVPs to dedicated offshore teams

The company offers custom software development, from SaaS products to enterprise systems designed around a client's workflows. It also builds minimum viable products quickly, so that clients can test an idea before committing larger budgets. User experience design is offered for interfaces that aim to improve usability and retention. Dedicated offshore teams work alongside a client's own employees, and the company says they work to the client's time zone and quality expectations.

Communication APIs and collaboration tools

A significant part of the catalog is built around communication APIs and SDKs that developers add to their own applications. These include programmable chat and messaging, real-time video calling, voice capabilities, and SIP and VoIP connections that work across devices, together with security standards for enterprise communication. The company also offers collaboration products such as remote meetings, online events with secure live streaming, and live classrooms that connect teachers and students.

Video platforms, streaming and connected vehicles

The company builds online video platforms with video on demand, integrated video content management and monetization tools. It also develops OTT apps that stream content to phones and smart televisions, and OTT platforms intended to power next generation TV experiences. Other areas include automation projects and connected vehicle software that gives real-time access to vehicles. The company says it uses CI/CD and DevOps practices and a microservices architecture, which it presents as the basis for scaling products.

Modernizing legacy systems

Older applications are refactored into scalable, higher-performing systems, and legacy platforms are modernized into connected ecosystems that use cloud, artificial intelligence and automation. The company describes this work as a way for established businesses to keep their existing products while adding new capability, and it says it covers both the old systems and the new platforms that replace them.