Evergreen

Evergreen's website groups its work under AI software development and legacy modernisation, spanning bespoke builds and licensed products that clients run inside their own operations.

Custom software built from scratch

Evergreen specialises in developing IT projects and products from nothing, then launching them in the client's business and carrying on the development afterwards. The firm presents this as its core offer. It says it can take responsibility for building the project, rather than only advising on it, so a client gets a working system that fits its own operations from the first release.

Ready-made software and API services on licence

Alongside bespoke work, Evergreen sells tested software that clients can use without building it themselves. Those products are offered on a one-off subscription or a one-time licence, and its API services follow the same terms. For a customer's own business the company also offers a licence that includes improvements over time. Where a requirement can be met by software that has already been tested, the firm says it will implement that rather than start again, which saves development time.

Facial recognition, chat tools and connected devices

Facial recognition is one of its specialist areas. The company stresses liveness detection, a check meant to stop a system being fooled by a printed photograph, a video recording or a two or three-dimensional mask. It has also written about the case for a chat widget on a business website, describing it as a fast, direct channel for customers. A related product, Konnektor, binds chats from different messaging apps into one place. Its Internet of Things work includes connected tools for farmers and for owners of summer residences.

Project stories and an in-house assistant

The published project list includes a restaurant business management system for Luxcarte, a user panel prototype for the SMS-Fly service, a global project for designers and architects, and a facial recognition system for Creditmarket. Evergreen also uses its own products internally. An office assistant chatbot now helps the team with routine office chores, which the firm presents as evidence that its tools work in daily practice and not only in demonstrations.