Q. What Problem does auxillery software, solve?
A. You have–or your company has, software written in different programming languages, and you need them to talk / inter-communicate / inter-operate, with each other. For each ‘pair’ of software components, you want to talk with each other, you would write an API (or get AI to write an API) that lets your software inter-operate i.e. share data or allow code to be called. But you have to build this API for every data type you want to share, or business function you want to call; and modify (extend) your API for each new operation you want to add (need the other business service to be able to call).
Typical example are CRUD operations for a data type – e.g. Create (Add) Person, Read (Retrieve) one Person or many People, Update a Person–usually only offered as an operation on one Person, infrequently offered as an operation on many People, and Delete Person–usually one Person, occasionally many People).
Typical transport is HTTP and typical mechanism is REST (CRUD associates quite well with HTTP and REST) – each programming language has its own flavour and behaviour to adhere to, and each programming language requires different skill sets, and those people are better assigned to adding value to your software that drives revenue for your company. Each programming language implementation requires maintenance and support, again consuming time and money from a resource pool that’s usually constrained by time and money.
We have a solution for you, for which we’ve built a Java version, Node.js version, and we’re building a Python version as I type. We’re planning to build C# and Go later this year (2026), and we’re using it ourselves to provide our product offering to you.
We use it to sign-in (SSO) using an Identity Provider of your choice–currently choices include Google, Microsoft, LinkedIn, and Apple; and we’re using it to provide additional services for your apps should you wish to provide your own services built on our service and leverage pre-existing (built, tested, and quality-controlled, robust) code for converting image types, converting video types, converting audio types, cropping images, generating thumbnails (images) for PDFs, and scanning images (including images of PDFs) using open source AI-powered GPU-optimized OCR library