From its headquarters in Toronto and its offices in New York and London, custom software and mobile app developer Datarockets has rolled out innovative solutions that have resulted in productive partnerships with several loyal clients.
“The idea behind Datarockets was to build an intellectual hub where engineers come to learn product development skills on the one hand, and clients come to create products for their businesses and startups on the other, Datarockets CEO Pavel Demeshchik said in an interview with IT website SelectedFirms.
“We embrace our clients to discuss issues they see through our perspective. Our clients know what we discuss, how we make decisions, and what problems we experience,” Demeshchik said, highlighting transparency as one of the company’s distinguishing features.
Among its recent success stories includes a partnership with a Series-E company to launch a new SaaS product. From conceptualization to execution, Datarockets developed the product from the ground up.
Another partnership was with a fintech startup, whose platform generated more than $500 million in investments and earned it a No. 3 spot on Deloitte’s Technology Fast 50 Companies-To-Watch list. Exhibiting versatility in the field, Datarockets also wrote firmware for a writing device that later raised $1 million through crowdfunding.
“Apart from actual coding, we bring our ideas to the table,” said Demeshchik, who believes that close collaboration with clients and user-centered design will deliver successful results.
Established in 2014, Datarockets offers various AI-related services to help businesses automate tasks, gain insights from data, and improve customer engagement. By integrating with GPT4 API, it can build AI-centric applications based on natural language processing, which boosts productivity for businesses.
