Dev Tools & APIs

  • BugBug

    BugBug

    BugBug is a browser-based automated testing tool designed for teams that want reliable end-to-end tests without writing code. It records user interactions directly in the browser and converts them into repeatable test scenarios. This makes it accessible to QA testers, product managers, and developers alike — anyone who can click through a workflow can build a test for it. What sets BugBug apart from heavier testing frameworks is its simplicity. There’s no need to set up Selenium grids or manage complex test infrastructure. Tests run in the cloud on real browsers, and you can schedule them to execute on a regular cadence or trigger them via API as part of your deployment pipeline. When something breaks, BugBug captures screenshots and logs so your team can pinpoint the issue quickly. At Osher Digital, we often see organisations waste hours on manual regression testing before each release. Our business automation specialists can help you set up BugBug alongside your existing workflows, triggering test runs automatically when new code is deployed. Combined with our system integrations work, test failures can route directly to Slack, email, or your project management tool. BugBug works well for web applications of all sizes, but it’s particularly valuable for teams that have outgrown manual testing but aren’t ready to invest in a full-blown test engineering function. Our AI consultants can also help identify which workflows to prioritise for automation based on risk and frequency of change.
  • Ybug

    Ybug

    Ybug is a visual feedback and bug reporting tool that lets website users and testers submit issues directly from the page they’re viewing. When someone spots a problem, they can highlight it on screen, annotate it, and send a report that automatically includes browser details, console logs, and a screenshot. This eliminates the back-and-forth that typically happens when someone tries to describe a bug over email or chat. The tool is particularly useful during UAT (user acceptance testing) phases and for collecting feedback from non-technical stakeholders. Instead of vague descriptions like “the button doesn’t work,” your development team receives precise visual reports with all the technical context needed to reproduce and fix the issue. Ybug integrates with project management tools like Jira, Trello, Asana, and Slack so reports land exactly where your team already works. Osher Digital’s system integrations team can connect Ybug to your existing development workflows through n8n or direct API connections. We can set up routing rules so that feedback from different pages or user groups flows to the right team automatically. Our automated data processing capabilities also let you aggregate and analyse feedback patterns to identify systemic issues rather than chasing individual reports. If your team spends too much time on bug triage and reproduction, Ybug can cut that overhead significantly. Combined with Osher’s business automation services, you can build a complete feedback-to-fix pipeline that keeps your development team focused on building rather than investigating.
  • Bugfender

    Bugfender

    Bugfender is a remote logging and crash reporting tool built for mobile and web applications. It captures device logs in real time and sends them to the cloud, giving your development team visibility into what’s happening on user devices without needing physical access or asking users to reproduce issues. When a customer reports a problem, your team can pull up that specific session’s logs and see exactly what went wrong. Traditional debugging relies on users describing what happened, which is often incomplete or inaccurate. Bugfender closes that gap by recording every log statement, network request, and crash trace from the application. Logs are stored securely and can be searched, filtered, and shared across your team. This is especially valuable for mobile apps where device fragmentation makes it nearly impossible to reproduce every environment locally. Osher Digital’s system integrations team can connect Bugfender to your incident management workflows. When Bugfender detects a crash spike or a specific error pattern, we can trigger automated alerts through n8n that notify your on-call team via Slack, PagerDuty, or email. Our AI consulting practice can also help you build intelligent log analysis that surfaces anomalies before they become customer-facing outages. Whether you’re building a consumer mobile app or a field service application used by distributed teams, Bugfender gives your engineers the diagnostic data they need. Paired with Osher’s automated data processing services, you can turn raw log data into actionable insights about application health and user experience trends.
  • Flotiq

    Flotiq

    Flotiq is a headless CMS (content management system) that provides a flexible API-first approach to managing content. Unlike traditional CMSs that couple your content with a specific front-end template, Flotiq stores your content as structured data and delivers it through REST and GraphQL APIs. This means your developers can pull content into any front-end — websites, mobile apps, kiosks, or IoT displays — from a single content repository. Flotiq stands out for its content type builder, which lets you define custom data structures without writing code. You can model anything from blog posts and product listings to complex nested objects like event schedules or property listings. The built-in media library handles images and files, and content versioning keeps a history of changes so nothing gets lost. At Osher Digital, we work with headless CMS platforms regularly as part of our system integrations practice. Flotiq’s API-first design makes it straightforward to connect with n8n workflows, allowing content changes to trigger automated processes — updating search indexes, pushing to CDNs, or syncing with CRM systems. Our custom AI development team can also build intelligent content pipelines on top of Flotiq’s API, such as automatic tagging, translation, or content enrichment. If your organisation manages content that needs to reach multiple channels, Flotiq provides the infrastructure without the rigidity of a monolithic CMS. Our AI agency team can help you design a content architecture that scales with your business and integrates cleanly with your existing technology stack.
  • Pulsetic

    Pulsetic

    Pulsetic is an uptime monitoring service that tracks your websites, APIs, and servers around the clock and alerts your team the moment something goes down. It checks your endpoints from multiple global locations at intervals as short as 30 seconds, giving you an accurate picture of availability that accounts for regional outages and routing issues. When downtime is detected, notifications go out via email, SMS, Slack, or webhook. Beyond basic ping checks, Pulsetic provides branded status pages that you can share with customers and stakeholders. Instead of fielding a flood of support tickets during an outage, you can point people to a live status page that shows current and historical availability for each service. This transparency builds trust and reduces the load on your support team during incidents. Osher Digital integrates Pulsetic into broader monitoring and response workflows for our clients. Our system integrations team connects Pulsetic alerts to n8n automations that can trigger incident response playbooks — creating tickets, notifying on-call engineers, and even executing automated recovery scripts. Our business automation practice helps you build the full chain from detection to resolution. If downtime costs your organisation revenue or customer trust, Pulsetic provides the early warning system you need. For teams that want to go beyond alerting and build self-healing infrastructure, Osher’s AI consultants can design intelligent monitoring systems that correlate signals across multiple tools and predict issues before they cause outages.
  • Spydra

    Spydra

    Spydra is a blockchain platform that simplifies creating and managing enterprise blockchain networks. It handles the infrastructure complexity of running Hyperledger Fabric nodes, letting development teams focus on building blockchain applications rather than wrestling with network configuration and certificate management. Organisations get the benefits of a permissioned blockchain — immutable audit trails, multi-party trust, and transparent transactions — without needing deep blockchain expertise in-house. Spydra is designed for business use cases like supply chain tracking, asset tokenisation, digital credentials, and multi-party data sharing. Its managed infrastructure means you can spin up a blockchain network in minutes rather than weeks, and its API-first design makes it accessible to developers familiar with REST APIs but new to distributed ledger technology. Osher Digital’s custom AI development team works with platforms like Spydra when clients need verifiable, tamper-proof data layers. Our system integrations practice can connect your Spydra blockchain with existing enterprise systems — ERPs, CRMs, and document management platforms — so blockchain-verified data flows into your everyday tools without manual transfer. If your organisation operates in a sector where data integrity and provenance matter — healthcare, finance, government, or supply chain — Spydra offers a practical path to adoption. Our AI consultants can assess whether blockchain fits your use case and design an architecture that delivers real value.
  • Relysia

    Relysia

    Relysia is a blockchain development platform built on the BSV (Bitcoin SV) blockchain that provides APIs for creating tokens, managing wallets, and processing transactions. It abstracts blockchain complexity into simple REST API calls, allowing developers to add blockchain functionality to their applications without deep protocol knowledge. Whether you need to issue digital tokens, record data on-chain, or process micropayments, Relysia provides the tools to do it programmatically. The platform is designed for developers who want to build blockchain-powered features into existing applications rather than standalone crypto projects. Common use cases include loyalty point systems, digital receipts, supply chain provenance records, and tokenised assets. Relysia handles wallet infrastructure, key management, and transaction broadcasting so your team can focus on application logic. Osher Digital’s custom AI development team can build intelligent applications on top of Relysia’s blockchain APIs — AI agents that issue verifiable credentials, process tokenised rewards, or create immutable audit logs as part of automated workflows. Our system integrations practice connects Relysia with your existing business systems so blockchain operations happen seamlessly. If you’re exploring how blockchain can add verifiability or tokenisation to your business model, Relysia offers a developer-friendly entry point. Osher’s AI consultants can help you evaluate whether blockchain adds genuine value to your use case and design an integration that delivers measurable outcomes.
  • BugHerd

    BugHerd

    BugHerd is a visual bug tracking and feedback tool that lets users and stakeholders pin comments directly onto web pages. Instead of writing lengthy bug reports describing where a problem is, reviewers simply click on the element that needs attention and leave their note right there. BugHerd captures the context — browser details, screen resolution, operating system, and a screenshot — automatically. This approach solves a persistent problem in web development: miscommunication between clients, designers, and developers. When a client says “the button looks wrong on that page,” BugHerd shows exactly which button, on which page, in which browser, at which screen size. The bug cards created from these annotations feed directly into a Kanban-style task board where the development team can triage and track them. BugHerd integrates with popular project management tools including Jira, Trello, Asana, and Basecamp, so feedback captured on-page flows into your existing workflow. For teams using automation platforms like n8n, our system integration specialists can connect BugHerd with additional tools — routing bugs to specific team members based on the affected page, sending notifications to Slack channels, or syncing status updates back to clients automatically. Our AI agent development team can even build smart triage agents that categorise and prioritise incoming feedback. For agencies managing multiple client projects or in-house teams running regular QA cycles, BugHerd removes the translation layer between “what the client sees” and “what the developer needs to fix.” It pairs well with business automation workflows that track project progress and ensure nothing falls through the cracks during review cycles.
  • Venly

    Venly

    Venly is a blockchain technology provider that offers APIs and SDKs for integrating digital wallets, NFTs, and token-based features into applications. Rather than requiring deep blockchain expertise, Venly abstracts the complexity so development teams can add Web3 functionality — creating wallets, minting tokens, managing digital assets — through familiar REST API calls. The barrier to adopting blockchain technology in business applications has always been complexity. Managing private keys, interacting with smart contracts, handling gas fees, and supporting multiple chains requires specialised knowledge. Venly removes most of this friction by providing a managed infrastructure layer that handles the blockchain interactions behind the scenes while exposing clean API endpoints for your application to consume. Venly supports multiple blockchains including Ethereum, Polygon, BSC, and Avalanche, giving you flexibility in choosing the right chain for your use case. For businesses exploring digital loyalty programs, tokenised assets, or verifiable credentials, Venly provides the infrastructure without the overhead of building and maintaining blockchain nodes. Our custom development team can build applications that combine Venly’s blockchain capabilities with AI-powered features. Through our system integration services, we can connect Venly-powered wallets and token systems with your existing business software. Whether you are building an NFT marketplace, a token-gated community, or exploring blockchain-based supply chain tracking, Venly provides the building blocks. Paired with workflow automation through platforms like n8n and support from our AI agency, blockchain features can be woven into broader business processes rather than existing as isolated experiments.
  • Crossmint

    Crossmint

    Crossmint is a developer platform that makes it straightforward to build NFT and digital asset features into applications, even if your team has no blockchain experience. The platform handles the difficult parts — wallet management, smart contract deployment, payment processing in both crypto and fiat currencies — through clean APIs that feel like any other web service integration. One of Crossmint’s standout features is fiat payment support for NFT purchases. Most NFT platforms require buyers to already hold cryptocurrency, which immediately excludes the majority of potential customers. Crossmint lets users pay with credit cards, removing this adoption barrier entirely. For businesses launching digital collectibles, membership tokens, or loyalty programs, this is a meaningful practical advantage. Crossmint supports minting on multiple chains including Ethereum, Polygon, Solana, and others. The platform also provides custodial wallets — your users get wallets created and managed for them without needing to understand seed phrases or gas fees. Our custom development team can build applications that pair Crossmint’s Web3 infrastructure with intelligent features powered by AI. If you need to connect token-based systems with your existing business tools, our system integration specialists handle the full architecture. For organisations exploring digital ownership, tokenised loyalty programs, or verifiable digital credentials, Crossmint provides a production-ready infrastructure layer. Combined with automation from platforms like n8n and strategic guidance from our AI agency team, you can build blockchain-powered features that actually serve business objectives rather than just following trends.
  • PractiTest

    PractiTest

    PractiTest is a test management platform that gives QA teams a centralised place to plan, organise, execute, and report on software testing. It covers the full testing lifecycle — from writing test cases and managing requirements traceability, through to running tests (manual and automated) and generating the reports that stakeholders actually want to see. The problem PractiTest solves is scattered test management. Many teams still track testing in spreadsheets, disconnected documents, or basic issue trackers that were never designed for QA workflows. PractiTest provides purpose-built features like hierarchical test libraries, reusable test sets, customisable fields, and a filter system that makes it practical to manage thousands of test cases without losing visibility. PractiTest integrates with bug trackers (Jira, Bugzilla, Pivotal Tracker), CI/CD tools (Jenkins, GitLab CI), and automation frameworks (Selenium, Appium) so it fits into existing development workflows rather than replacing them. For teams building business automation solutions, connecting PractiTest to workflow platforms like n8n opens up possibilities — automated test result notifications, quality gate checks before deployment, or reporting dashboards that pull data from multiple sources. Our system integration team can wire these connections together. For organisations developing custom software or AI-powered applications, proper test management becomes critical as systems grow more complex. PractiTest gives QA teams the structure they need to keep testing organised and visible, which directly affects the quality of what gets shipped to production.
  • Alerty

    Alerty

    Alerty is an uptime and performance monitoring tool that watches your websites, APIs, and servers around the clock, alerting you the moment something goes wrong. Downtime costs money — lost sales, damaged reputation, and frustrated users — so catching outages within seconds rather than hearing about them from angry customers makes a real difference to your bottom line. Alerty monitors from multiple global locations, checking your endpoints at configurable intervals and alerting via SMS, email, Slack, or webhooks when a check fails. Beyond simple up/down monitoring, it tracks response times and SSL certificate expiry, helping you spot performance degradation before it becomes an outage. The dashboard provides a clear view of uptime history and response time trends across all your monitored services. For teams running automated business processes, monitoring is not optional — if an API your workflow depends on goes down, everything downstream stops. Our automated data processing team builds monitoring into every pipeline we deploy. By connecting Alerty to workflow platforms like n8n via webhooks, you can create intelligent incident response — automatically retrying failed processes, switching to backup services, or escalating to the right team member based on what broke and when. Whether you are monitoring a single website or dozens of APIs powering your business automation workflows, Alerty provides the visibility you need to maintain reliability. Our AI consulting team can help you design monitoring strategies that cover your entire tech stack, so problems get caught and resolved before they affect your customers or your revenue.
  • BrowserStack

    BrowserStack

    BrowserStack is a cloud-based testing platform that gives development teams instant access to real browsers and devices for manual and automated testing. Rather than maintaining a costly in-house device lab, teams can run tests across thousands of browser and operating system combinations from a single dashboard. This removes one of the biggest bottlenecks in software delivery — the gap between writing code and confirming it works for actual users. For organisations running complex web applications or customer-facing portals, BrowserStack fits naturally into CI/CD pipelines. It supports Selenium, Cypress, Playwright and other popular frameworks, which means your existing test suites can run against real environments without reworking your automation setup. The result is faster release cycles with fewer surprises after deployment. Osher Digital helps businesses connect BrowserStack with their broader automation stack. Our system integrations team can wire BrowserStack into n8n workflows so test results feed directly into your project management and alerting tools. If you’re building out your testing infrastructure, our AI consulting team can advise on where intelligent test selection and prioritisation can cut your test suite run times significantly. Whether you need cross-browser smoke tests on every pull request or full regression runs before each release, BrowserStack provides the infrastructure. Paired with business automation workflows, you can trigger test runs, collect results, and notify your team — all without manual intervention.
  • Data Soap

    Data Soap

    Data Soap is a data cleansing and validation platform that helps businesses maintain accurate, up-to-date records across their systems. Dirty data — duplicate entries, invalid emails, outdated phone numbers — costs organisations real money through wasted outreach, failed deliveries, and poor decision-making. Data Soap tackles this by offering real-time validation for emails, phone numbers, addresses, and more, either through its web interface or via API integration. For teams running automated workflows, Data Soap fits neatly into data pipelines built with tools like n8n. You can validate incoming leads before they hit your CRM, flag suspicious records during batch imports, or run periodic hygiene checks on existing databases. This kind of proactive data quality management prevents problems downstream rather than forcing you to clean up messes after the fact. At Osher, our automated data processing team regularly works with clients whose existing data is a mess. Integrating validation tools like Data Soap into automated workflows means bad data gets caught at the point of entry. Our system integration services can connect Data Soap with your CRM, marketing platform, or custom database so validation happens without manual intervention. Whether you are a small business cleaning up a neglected contact list or a larger organisation processing thousands of records daily, Data Soap provides a practical, API-friendly approach to data quality. Paired with the right automation setup, it becomes a hands-off quality gate that keeps your data reliable.
  • Ycode

    Ycode

    Ycode is a no-code web application builder that lets teams create full-featured web apps, client portals, and internal tools without writing traditional code. Unlike simple website builders, Ycode focuses on dynamic functionality — databases, user authentication, conditional logic, and API connections — making it a practical choice for building custom business applications quickly. The appeal of Ycode lies in speed. Prototyping an internal tool or customer-facing portal that might take weeks with conventional development can be done in days. For businesses testing a new process or validating an idea before committing to a full custom build, this rapid development cycle is genuinely useful. The visual interface handles front-end design while a built-in database manages your data layer. Where Ycode becomes more powerful is when you connect it to external services. Through its API and webhook support, Ycode apps can trigger and receive data from automation platforms like n8n. Our AI agency team has seen growing demand for this kind of hybrid approach — no-code front-ends connected to sophisticated backend automations. If you need help connecting Ycode to your existing tech stack, our system integration specialists can design the architecture. Ycode works well for organisations that need custom internal tools but lack dedicated development resources. It fills the gap between off-the-shelf SaaS products that do not quite fit and fully custom software that takes months to build. For businesses exploring business automation, pairing Ycode with workflow tools creates a surprisingly capable application stack.
  • Localazy

    Localazy

    Localazy is a translation and localisation management platform designed for software teams that need to ship their products in multiple languages. Managing translations across apps, websites, and documentation is notoriously tedious — Localazy centralises the process, providing translation memory, machine translation suggestions, and collaborative review workflows all in one place. What sets Localazy apart from basic translation tools is its developer-friendly approach. It supports over 60 file formats, integrates with Git repositories, and offers a CLI tool for automating translation workflows within your existing CI/CD pipeline. This means translations can be managed as part of your normal development process rather than as an afterthought handled through spreadsheets and email chains. For Australian businesses expanding into Asian or European markets, localisation is more than just translating words — it involves adapting date formats, currencies, and cultural references. Our AI consulting team can help you build intelligent localisation pipelines that combine tools like Localazy with AI-powered translation review. Through our automated data processing services, we can set up workflows that automatically detect new content, route it for translation, and publish localised versions without manual file shuffling. Localazy offers a generous free tier for open-source projects and smaller apps, with paid plans scaling based on the number of source strings and team members. If your organisation is building multi-language products, having a proper localisation platform like Localazy beats the alternative of managing translations in spreadsheets. Combined with system integrations, the entire translation pipeline can run with minimal human intervention.
  • Ipregistry

    Ipregistry

    Ipregistry is an IP geolocation and threat intelligence API that provides detailed information about IP addresses — including geographic location, connection type, carrier details, and security threat data. When your application receives a request, Ipregistry can tell you where that user is, what kind of connection they are on, and whether the IP has been flagged for malicious activity. This kind of data serves multiple practical purposes. E-commerce sites use IP geolocation to display the right currency and shipping options. Security teams use threat scores to block or challenge suspicious traffic. Analytics platforms use it to understand where their users actually are, beyond what self-reported data tells them. The API returns results in milliseconds, so it works for real-time decision-making within your application logic. For businesses building automated workflows, Ipregistry pairs well with tools like n8n to create intelligent routing based on visitor data. Our system integration team can connect Ipregistry data to your CRM, fraud detection systems, or marketing automation platforms. For example, you might automatically flag high-risk sign-ups, route support tickets based on the customer’s country, or adjust content delivery based on connection quality. Ipregistry processes billions of lookups and maintains its own data infrastructure rather than relying on third-party databases. Their API supports both single lookups and batch processing. If your organisation needs IP intelligence as part of a broader automated data processing pipeline or business automation setup, Ipregistry provides a reliable, fast data source to build on.
  • Bugpilot

    Bugpilot

    Bugpilot is a bug reporting and session replay tool designed to help development teams capture, understand, and fix software issues faster. When users encounter problems in your web application, Bugpilot automatically captures the technical context — console logs, network requests, browser details, and a visual replay of what the user was doing — so developers get the full picture without playing twenty questions with the reporter. The real value of Bugpilot shows up in how much time it saves during bug triage. Instead of vague reports like “it doesn’t work” or “the page broke,” your team gets a complete session recording with all the technical data attached. This eliminates the back-and-forth that typically slows down bug resolution and lets developers jump straight into diagnosing the actual problem. Bugpilot integrates with project management and communication tools, routing captured bugs to the right team channels automatically. For organisations that use workflow automation platforms like n8n, our system integration team can connect Bugpilot reports to your existing development pipeline — automatically creating tickets, notifying developers, and tracking resolution times. Our AI consulting team can also help you build intelligent triage workflows that categorise and prioritise incoming bugs based on their severity and the affected user segment. For SaaS companies and teams building business automation solutions, reliable bug tracking is not optional. Bugpilot reduces the friction between identifying a problem and fixing it, which matters when your customers depend on your software working correctly every day.
  • Lighthouse

    Lighthouse

    Lighthouse is Google’s open-source auditing tool for measuring web page quality across performance, accessibility, SEO, and best practices. Originally built into Chrome DevTools, Lighthouse runs a series of automated tests against any URL and produces a scored report highlighting exactly where your site excels and where it falls short. For anyone responsible for a website’s technical health, it is an essential diagnostic tool. Performance scores from Lighthouse directly relate to Core Web Vitals — the metrics Google uses as ranking signals. Slow load times, layout shifts, and poor interactivity all get flagged with specific recommendations for improvement. The tool also catches accessibility issues like missing alt text, poor colour contrast, and navigation problems that affect users with disabilities. Where Lighthouse becomes especially useful is in automated monitoring. Rather than manually running audits, you can integrate Lighthouse into CI/CD pipelines to test every deployment, or schedule regular audits through automation platforms like n8n. Our system integration team builds these kinds of automated quality checks for clients who need to maintain performance standards across large sites. Combined with our business automation services, Lighthouse data can trigger alerts when scores drop below acceptable thresholds. Whether you run Lighthouse from Chrome DevTools, the command line, or as a Node module in your build pipeline, it gives you actionable data about your website’s quality. For organisations serious about their web presence, regular Lighthouse audits — ideally automated — are a baseline practice. Our AI consulting team can help you build monitoring dashboards that track these metrics over time.
  • IP2Location

    IP2Location

    IP2Location is a geolocation service that maps IP addresses to physical locations, providing data points like country, region, city, latitude, longitude, ISP, and domain name. For businesses that need to understand where their users are connecting from, IP2Location turns a raw IP address into actionable geographic context. This feeds into use cases ranging from content localisation to fraud detection to regulatory compliance. The practical applications go beyond simple location lookups. E-commerce businesses use IP geolocation to display local pricing and shipping options. Security teams use it to flag logins from unexpected regions. Analytics platforms use it to understand geographic traffic patterns. When IP2Location is connected to your broader data infrastructure via automation, these lookups happen in real time as part of your workflows. Osher Digital’s automated data processing services can build pipelines that enrich incoming data with geolocation information automatically. For Australian businesses serving domestic and international customers, IP geolocation helps tailor experiences by region and detect anomalous access patterns. Integrating IP2Location with your CRM, analytics, or security tools through platforms like n8n means geographic intelligence becomes part of your operational data rather than an afterthought. Osher Digital’s system integrations team specialises in connecting services like IP2Location to the rest of your tech stack. Whether you need to personalise content by location, enforce geo-restrictions, or add geographic context to your customer data, IP2Location provides the raw intelligence. Pair it with Osher Digital’s custom AI development services to build systems that act on that intelligence automatically.
  • ScreenshotOne

    ScreenshotOne

    ScreenshotOne is an API service that captures screenshots of web pages programmatically. Instead of manually taking screenshots or relying on browser extensions, you send a URL to ScreenshotOne’s API and get back a rendered image of that page. This sounds simple, but it unlocks a range of automation use cases — from monitoring website changes to generating visual previews for reports and dashboards. The most common use cases involve content monitoring and competitive intelligence. Marketing teams use automated screenshots to track how their pages render across devices, monitor competitor websites for changes, or generate visual snapshots for client reports. Development teams use them for visual regression testing. When connected to workflow automation, these captures happen on schedule without anyone clicking a button. Osher Digital’s automated data processing services build these kinds of monitoring pipelines for businesses that need to track visual changes at scale. ScreenshotOne also handles the tricky parts of web rendering — JavaScript-heavy pages, lazy-loaded content, cookie consent banners, and custom viewports. You can configure wait times, viewport sizes, and output formats through API parameters. Pairing ScreenshotOne with platforms like n8n means you can build workflows that capture, store, compare, and alert on website changes automatically. Osher Digital’s system integrations capabilities make it straightforward to connect ScreenshotOne to your existing tools. If your team manually screenshots pages for reports, monitors websites visually, or needs programmatic access to page renders, ScreenshotOne paired with business automation workflows can save significant time each week.
  • Passcreator

    Passcreator

    Passcreator is a platform for creating and managing digital wallet passes — the kind that live in Apple Wallet and Google Wallet on your phone. Businesses use it to distribute loyalty cards, event tickets, boarding passes, membership cards, coupons, and other credentials directly to customers’ mobile wallets. No app download required — the pass just lives on the customer’s phone, ready to scan. The appeal for businesses is straightforward: digital wallet passes have significantly higher engagement rates than traditional email or SMS marketing. A loyalty card in someone’s wallet gets seen every time they scroll past it, and you can push updates — new offers, point balances, event reminders — directly to the pass via push notifications. Passcreator handles the creation, distribution, and updating of these passes through its platform and API. Osher Digital’s business automation services can connect Passcreator to your CRM and marketing tools so passes are issued and updated automatically based on customer actions. For retail, hospitality, events, and membership-based organisations, digital wallet passes replace printed cards and paper tickets with something customers actually carry. The analytics are better too — you can track when passes are installed, viewed, and used. When Passcreator is integrated into your broader marketing automation stack, pass issuance and updates become part of your customer journey rather than a standalone process. Osher Digital’s system integrations team connects Passcreator to your existing platforms. If you’re still printing loyalty cards or emailing PDF tickets, Passcreator offers a modern alternative. Combined with robotic process automation, the entire lifecycle — from pass creation to redemption tracking — can run without manual effort.
  • Scrape-It.Cloud

    Scrape-It.Cloud

    Scrape-It.Cloud is a web scraping API that handles the messy parts of extracting data from websites at scale. Instead of building and maintaining your own scraping infrastructure — dealing with proxies, CAPTCHAs, JavaScript rendering, and IP rotation — you send URLs to Scrape-It.Cloud’s API and get back clean, structured data. It abstracts away the infrastructure headaches so you can focus on what to do with the data rather than how to get it. Web scraping is a foundational capability for many business processes: competitive price monitoring, lead generation, market research, content aggregation, and real estate or job listing tracking. The challenge is that modern websites are increasingly difficult to scrape — dynamic content, anti-bot measures, and geo-restrictions all create barriers. Scrape-It.Cloud handles these challenges through its managed infrastructure. Osher Digital’s automated data processing services help businesses build the pipelines that transform raw scraped data into structured, actionable information. Where Scrape-It.Cloud becomes especially powerful is as part of an automated workflow. Set up scheduled scrapes that feed into data cleaning and enrichment pipelines, and you’ve got a system that monitors the web and updates your databases automatically. Osher Digital’s system integrations team connects scraping APIs to your CRM, analytics tools, and databases so extracted data flows directly into your operational systems. If your team is manually collecting data from websites or maintaining fragile scraping scripts that break every time a site changes its layout, Scrape-It.Cloud paired with business automation workflows offers a more reliable, scalable approach.
  • Keygen

    Keygen

    Keygen is a software licensing and distribution API that helps developers manage licence keys, entitlements, and software updates programmatically. If you build software that needs licence validation — whether it’s a desktop application, SaaS product, CLI tool, or IoT firmware — Keygen provides the backend infrastructure to issue, validate, and manage licences without building it yourself. The problem Keygen solves is one that many software companies underestimate: building a reliable licensing system is surprisingly complex. You need to handle licence generation, validation, expiry, feature entitlements, machine fingerprinting, trial periods, and upgrade paths. Building this from scratch takes engineering time away from your core product. Keygen provides all of this through a well-documented API. For businesses that need to connect their licensing system to billing, CRM, and support platforms, Osher Digital’s system integrations services can wire Keygen into your broader tech stack. Keygen also handles software distribution — hosting your release artifacts and managing update channels so your application can check for and download updates automatically. When connected to your CI/CD pipeline, new builds can be published and distributed without manual intervention. Osher Digital’s custom AI development team understands the technical requirements of software licensing and can help design systems that use Keygen as their licensing backbone. Whether you’re shipping a desktop application, managing IoT device licences, or running a self-hosted SaaS product, Keygen removes the licensing infrastructure burden. Pair it with automated data processing workflows to sync licence data with your billing and analytics systems automatically.
  • Gleap

    Gleap

    Gleap is a customer feedback and bug reporting platform that lets users submit visual bug reports, feature requests, and feedback directly from within your application. When a user spots an issue, they can annotate a screenshot, describe the problem, and submit it — along with automatically captured technical metadata like browser version, screen size, console logs, and network requests. This gives development teams the context they need to reproduce and fix issues without back-and-forth emails. The gap Gleap fills is the one between what users report and what developers need to know. A typical bug report says “it’s broken” with no context. A Gleap report includes a visual annotation, device information, session replay, and console logs — everything a developer needs to diagnose the problem. For product teams, this means faster resolution times and fewer support tickets bouncing between departments. Osher Digital’s custom AI development services can help teams build triage workflows that automatically categorise and route incoming Gleap reports. Beyond bug reporting, Gleap supports feature request boards, satisfaction surveys (CSAT and NPS), and a knowledge base. This makes it a broader customer feedback hub rather than just a bug tracker. When integrated with your project management and communication tools, new reports can create tickets in Jira or Linear, send notifications to Slack, and update your product roadmap automatically. Osher Digital’s system integrations team connects Gleap to your existing development and support workflows. If your team is drowning in vague bug reports or struggling to collect structured user feedback, Gleap combined with business automation workflows turns user frustration into actionable development tasks without the manual overhead.
  • Persio

    Persio

    Persio is a customer data platform designed to help businesses unify and activate their customer information across multiple touchpoints. It pulls together data from CRMs, e-commerce platforms, support tools, and marketing systems into a single customer profile, giving teams a complete picture of each customer’s interactions and preferences. For organisations struggling with fragmented data across dozens of tools, Persio solves a very specific pain point. The challenge most growing businesses face isn’t a lack of data — it’s that the data lives in silos. Your marketing tool knows one thing about a customer, your support desk knows another, and your sales CRM has a third version of the truth. Persio merges these into a unified record that any connected system can access. Osher Digital’s automated data processing services help businesses build the data pipelines that feed platforms like Persio with clean, structured information. Once your customer data is unified, the real opportunities open up. Personalised marketing, predictive churn modelling, and targeted upsell campaigns all become possible when you’re working from a single source of truth. Osher Digital’s AI consultants can help you design the data architecture and automation workflows that turn unified customer data into actionable business outcomes. If your team spends more time reconciling customer records across systems than actually using that data, a customer data platform like Persio — connected through proper system integrations — can give you that time back.
  • Search And Save

    Search And Save

    Search And Save is a data extraction tool that helps businesses capture and organise information from web searches and online directories. Instead of manually copying details from search results into a spreadsheet, Search And Save automates the collection process — pulling contact information, business listings, and other structured data into formats you can actually work with. For sales and marketing teams, this kind of tool solves an everyday problem: building prospect lists from publicly available information takes hours of tedious manual work. Search And Save reduces that to minutes. But the real efficiency gains come when you connect it to the rest of your sales stack. Osher Digital’s sales automation services help businesses wire tools like Search And Save into automated pipelines that capture, clean, enrich, and route leads without manual intervention. The data you extract is only as useful as what you do with it. Raw search results need deduplication, formatting, and enrichment before they’re ready for outreach. Connecting Search And Save to your CRM through workflow automation means every extracted record gets processed and scored before it reaches your sales team. Osher Digital’s automated data processing capabilities are built for exactly this kind of data pipeline work. If your team is still copying and pasting from Google search results into spreadsheets, you’re burning hours that could go toward actual selling. The right combination of extraction tools and system integrations can automate the entire front end of your prospecting workflow.
  • TiDB Cloud

    TiDB Cloud

    TiDB Cloud is a fully managed distributed SQL database service built on the open-source TiDB project. It offers MySQL compatibility with horizontal scalability, which means businesses can run familiar SQL workloads while handling data volumes and traffic spikes that would bring traditional single-node databases to their knees. The real-world problem TiDB Cloud solves is the scaling wall. Many organisations start with MySQL or PostgreSQL, and things work fine until data grows into the tens of millions of rows or traffic spikes become unpredictable. At that point, you’re looking at sharding (painful), read replicas (complicated), or migrating to a new database entirely (expensive). TiDB Cloud sidesteps this by offering transparent horizontal scaling — you keep writing standard SQL while the platform handles distribution under the hood. For data-intensive businesses, TiDB Cloud fits naturally into a broader automated data processing architecture. It handles the storage and querying layer while automation tools manage the pipelines feeding data in and pulling insights out. Our AI consulting team works with businesses to design these kinds of scalable data architectures, ensuring your database choice supports both current workloads and future growth. Whether you’re dealing with high-volume transactional data, real-time analytics, or hybrid workloads that need both, TiDB Cloud is a strong contender. If you’re weighing your database options or planning a migration from an existing system, our custom development team can help you evaluate the trade-offs and implement the right solution for your specific requirements.
  • Clarifai

    Clarifai

    Clarifai is an AI platform specialising in computer vision, natural language processing, and audio recognition. It provides pre-built models and tools for building custom AI applications that can understand images, video, text, and audio — tasks that would take months to develop from scratch using raw machine learning frameworks. The practical applications are broad. Retail businesses use Clarifai for product image tagging and visual search. Healthcare organisations apply it to medical image analysis. Manufacturing companies use it for visual quality inspection on production lines. The common thread is converting unstructured visual or textual data into structured, actionable information that systems can act on. Clarifai really comes into its own when integrated into automated workflows rather than used as a standalone tool. For example, connecting Clarifai’s image classification to an n8n workflow can automate document processing, product categorisation, or content moderation at scale. Our AI agent development team builds these kinds of intelligent automation systems, and our custom AI development services can help you train Clarifai models on your specific data for higher accuracy. We’ve done similar work in medical document classification using AI-powered recognition. If your business has processes that depend on humans looking at images, reading documents, or categorising content manually, Clarifai can likely automate a significant portion of that work. Our AI consulting team can help you identify the highest-value opportunities and build a roadmap for implementation.
  • SimpleLocalize

    SimpleLocalize

    SimpleLocalize is a translation management platform built for software teams that need to handle multilingual content without the chaos of scattered spreadsheet files and manual copy-pasting. It connects directly to your codebase and provides a clean interface for managing translation keys, values, and languages across web and mobile applications. For organisations expanding into new markets, translation management quickly becomes a bottleneck. Developers waste time wrangling locale files, translators lack context, and outdated strings slip through the cracks. SimpleLocalize tackles this by centralising all translation data in one place with features like auto-translation, a built-in editor for translators, and CLI tools that sync translations straight into your project. The platform supports popular i18n formats including JSON, YAML, and Properties files, and integrates with CI/CD pipelines for automated deployment. When combined with broader system integration services, SimpleLocalize becomes part of a seamless content pipeline rather than a standalone tool. Our AI consulting team can help you assess where AI-assisted translation fits alongside human review for quality and speed. If your development team is spending too much time on localisation tasks, or your translation workflow is slowing down releases, SimpleLocalize is worth evaluating. Paired with the right automation setup — something our business automation specialists can design — you can cut translation turnaround times significantly and ship multilingual products faster.
  • Morph

    Morph

    Morph is a data transformation and analytics platform that brings together SQL, Python, and visual tools in a single workspace. It’s designed for teams that need to analyse, transform, and visualise data without constantly switching between disconnected tools or waiting on engineering resources to build pipelines from scratch. The core appeal of Morph is flexibility. Analysts can write SQL queries, data scientists can run Python notebooks, and less technical team members can use visual interfaces — all within the same project. This removes the friction that typically slows down data work, where insights get stuck behind tool access or skill gaps. For organisations looking to get more value from their data, Morph works well as part of a broader automated data processing strategy. Rather than treating analytics as a one-off activity, you can build reusable transformation pipelines that feed dashboards, reports, and downstream systems. Our AI consultants frequently help businesses design these kinds of integrated data workflows. If your team is spending too much time cleaning and reshaping data before anyone can actually analyse it, Morph is worth a look. Combined with workflow automation from tools like n8n — something our n8n consulting team specialises in — you can build end-to-end data pipelines that run on schedule and surface the insights your business actually needs.
  • Roboflow

    Roboflow

    Roboflow is a computer vision platform that makes it practical for development teams to build, train, and deploy image recognition models without needing deep expertise in machine learning infrastructure. It covers the full pipeline — from labelling training images to deploying a model that can classify, detect, or segment objects in real time. For businesses that need visual inspection, object counting, or image-based quality control, Roboflow removes much of the engineering overhead. The platform provides tools for dataset management, image augmentation, and model training. Users upload images, annotate them with bounding boxes or labels, and train models directly within the interface. Roboflow supports popular model architectures and allows export to multiple deployment targets including edge devices, cloud APIs, and mobile applications. This flexibility matters for Australian businesses operating in environments where internet connectivity is not always reliable. Computer vision projects often stall because the gap between a working prototype and a production deployment is significant. Roboflow helps close that gap. Osher Digital’s custom AI development team has experience building vision-based solutions for clients, and our AI consulting services can help you assess whether computer vision is the right approach for your specific use case — or whether a simpler solution would do the job. Whether you are inspecting products on a manufacturing line, monitoring assets in the field, or automating visual classification tasks, Roboflow provides the tooling to move from idea to deployed model. Our system integrations team can connect the outputs into your existing operational workflows.
  • Faraday

    Faraday

    Faraday is a predictive analytics platform that uses AI to help businesses understand and act on customer data. It builds propensity models, customer segments, and predictive scores from your existing data — answering questions like which leads are most likely to convert, which customers are at risk of churning, and where to find more people who look like your best buyers. All of this happens without requiring your team to have data science expertise. The platform connects to common data sources including CRMs, marketing platforms, and transactional databases. Once connected, Faraday enriches your records with demographic and behavioural data, then applies machine learning models to surface actionable predictions. The results feed back into your marketing and sales tools, so your team can act on insights directly rather than staring at dashboards. For Australian businesses sitting on customer data but unsure how to extract value from it, Faraday offers a practical entry point into predictive AI. Pairing it with a solid automated data processing setup ensures clean data flows into the platform, while working with an AI agency can help you design the right models for your specific business questions. If you already use workflow automation tools, system integrations can push Faraday’s predictions into the platforms where your team actually works. Faraday is a strong choice for consumer-facing businesses, subscription services, and retail companies that want to move beyond basic analytics toward genuine prediction. If you have customer data and want to know what to do with it, this platform gives you a clear starting point.
  • GPTea

    GPTea

    GPTea is a lightweight AI assistant tool designed to bring large language model capabilities into everyday work tasks. It focuses on making AI accessible for quick, practical jobs — drafting emails, summarising documents, brainstorming ideas, and answering questions about uploaded content. The appeal is simplicity: rather than navigating complex AI platforms, GPTea gives professionals a clean interface for the tasks they actually need help with daily. Where GPTea stands out is in its focus on workflow integration. It can be embedded into existing tools and processes, so you do not need to switch context every time you want AI assistance. For teams that find themselves copying and pasting between ChatGPT and their actual work applications, GPTea provides a more connected experience that reduces friction and keeps people focused on their work. Businesses looking to roll out AI productivity tools across their teams should think about how GPTea fits within a broader business automation strategy. Getting the most out of any AI assistant requires clear processes and good data flow between systems. An experienced AI consulting partner can help identify which tasks benefit from AI assistance and which are better left to established workflows, while custom AI development can extend GPTea’s capabilities for specialised use cases. GPTea suits small to mid-sized teams that want a straightforward AI assistant without the complexity of enterprise platforms. If your people are already using ChatGPT informally and you want a more structured, team-friendly alternative, GPTea is worth evaluating.
  • Teknoir

    Teknoir

    Teknoir is an AI development platform built for deploying machine learning models at the edge and in the cloud. It provides the infrastructure for teams to build, train, and run AI applications without managing the underlying compute and orchestration complexity themselves. For businesses that need AI running on devices, sensors, or distributed systems — not just in a data centre — Teknoir offers a practical path to production. The platform handles model lifecycle management, from development through deployment and monitoring. This includes container orchestration, device management, and model versioning, which are the operational tasks that often stall AI projects long after the initial proof of concept works. Teknoir packages this infrastructure so that development teams can focus on the models themselves rather than the plumbing around them. Australian organisations building AI products or embedding intelligence into physical operations can benefit from pairing Teknoir with experienced AI agent development support. Getting models from a laptop to production — especially at the edge — requires careful architecture decisions. Working with a custom AI development partner ensures those decisions are made well, and connecting Teknoir with existing business systems through proper system integrations keeps everything running together reliably. Teknoir is aimed at technical teams building IoT applications, computer vision systems, predictive maintenance solutions, and other AI use cases that require edge deployment. If your AI models need to run close to the data source rather than in a central cloud, this platform is worth serious consideration.
  • DocuWriter

    DocuWriter

    DocuWriter is an AI-powered documentation tool that automatically generates technical documentation from source code and APIs. Development teams frequently deprioritise documentation because it is time-consuming and quickly becomes outdated. DocuWriter addresses this by reading your codebase, understanding its structure and logic, then producing clear, formatted documentation that stays synchronised with your actual code. The tool supports multiple programming languages and documentation formats. It can generate API references, code explanations, README files, and developer guides based on the structure and comments within your codebase. For teams working on fast-moving projects where documentation falls behind after every sprint, DocuWriter provides a way to keep docs current without dedicating engineering hours to manual writing. Australian software companies and development teams looking to improve their documentation practices can combine DocuWriter with broader business automation workflows. Connecting it to your CI/CD pipeline through proper system integrations means documentation gets updated automatically with every deployment. For teams building AI-powered products, an AI agency can help integrate DocuWriter alongside other development tools to create a fully automated documentation workflow. DocuWriter is a practical choice for development teams of any size that struggle to keep documentation up to date. If your API docs are perpetually stale or your onboarding process suffers because nothing is written down, this tool directly addresses that problem.