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Hyperfine Software

Hyperfine Software

Established in 1996, Hyperfine Software is a developer of high quality software and products. Specializing in early-stage architecture and deployment of public-facing, internal and business-to-business system, Hyperfine emphasizes scalable, reliable architectures using proven platforms and tools. Our experience ranges from consumer web services to mobile and desktop applications, and from core engines to high-touch experiences. We are expert in developing user-centered requirements and design, and building solutions using ASP.NET, SQL Server, DHTML/Javascript/CSS, Java, C# and native implementations. As former Microsoft product guys, we've worked on Windows, Works, Internet Explorer, Windows Mobile, Automotive and several internal early stage and shipping startups. After leaving Microsoft, chief architect Rob Bearman helped Jott Networks from its infancy in 2006, through launch and acquisition by Nuance in 2009. Steve Falcon's Popspring LLC offers Popnoggin, a new educational app for Windows, and has partnered with Hyperfine to build new products and consult others. Together we've built innovative products and prototypes including YouMob, a social site with over 2.5M monthly views, LookWho, and the successful Remote for iTunes and Chime Time for Android devices. We've consulted for industry partners including Microsoft, Qualcomm, Tweddle, Bomb Factory, Open Interface, and more. Contact Hyperfine Software now to discuss your next project.

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About Hyperfine Software

Founded

1996

Estimated Revenue

$1M-$10M

Employees

11-50

Category

Industry

Computer Software

Location

City

San Francisco

State

California

Country

United States

Tech Stack (23)

search

Collaboration

Communications

Programming Languages And Frameworks

Computer Networks

Content Management System

JavaScript Libraries and Functions

Web Hosting Providers

Web Servers

Syndication Techniques

Verified CDN