Neutrinos

Neutrinos is an open-source, low-code, rapid application development (RAD) platform that provides the capability for users to build enterprise-grade applications for web, mobile, and IoT capabilities. The company offers solutions that target industries such as insurance technology, financial technology, healthcare technology, and retail technology.

Neutrinos' application design software consists of four main components: Studio, Service Designer, Neutrinos Identity Server, and Console. Neutrinos’ Studio functions as an Integrated development environment (IDE) for designing and developing responsive apps for any device. Studio utilizes a low-code structure that allows users to design apps through dragging and dropping components. Studio also provides users with the option to create their own components if desired. Neutrinos’ Service Designer allows users to create Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) endpoints or application programming interfaces (APIs), micro services, workflow integrations, integrations to databases, Internet of Things (IoT) systems, robotic process automations (RPAs), enterprise resource planning (ERPs) softwares, Legacy AS/400 systems, etc. Neutrinos Identity Server provides users with centralized authorization and authentication control for their applications. Lastly, Neutrinos’ Console allows users to pick between a multi, hybrid cloud, or on-premise deployment strategy. Console supports containerized as well as server-less deployments.

Neutrinos is headquartered in Johannesburg, South Africa and was founded by Ramya Raghavendra, Samik Ghosh, Souvik Debnath, and Suresh Chandrasekharan in 2015. 

Neutrinos has partnerships with IBM, AWS, and Apple. These partnerships integrate Neutrinos’ application design platform with IBM’s Cloud Pak, AWS’s management infrastructure, and Apple’s iOS operating system.