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deepstreamHub – a cloud-platform that enables developers to build a new generation of fast and scalable realtime apps

Startup Name: deepstreamHub

Tagline: a cloud-platform that enables developers to build a new generation of fast and scalable realtime apps

Elevator Pitch: deepstreamHub is a cloud-platform that enables developers to build a new generation of realtime apps – applications that synchronize data within milliseconds of it becoming available.

Catering for use cases from news websites, messaging and collaboration apps to financial trading, multiplayer gaming and the industrial IoT, deepstreamHub offers a realtime datastore that synchronizes updates between browsers, mobile apps and backend processes faster than the user’s screen can refresh.

Supported by features like publish-subscribe messaging, request-response workflows or live searches with streaming result-sets it allows to create unique and interactive user-experiences across devices.

Target Market: Businesses

How will you make money?: free (tap water), 80 euro/month (deep river), 160 euro/month (wide stream), 380 euro/month (rapid current), tailored to your needs

How much capital have you raised?: 1-2m

Founder(s) Name: Wolfram Hempel

Website: https://deepstreamhub.com/

Twitter: @deepstreamHub

City/Country: Germany

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