Anerom
Custom business software and database migration tools for companies, including WINDEV, web and mobile applications
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-02
About Anerom
ANEROM designs, develops and maintains custom business software, including ERP and logistics applications, web and mobile apps, APIs, and existing WINDEV systems. Its Daneel product supports migration from HFSQL databases to other database engines.
It serves businesses across sectors including industry, logistics, occupational health and safety, cinema, and social housing. Revenue comes from software development and maintenance services, as well as the Daneel migration tool.
ANEROM is a French SAS founded in 2021, with its registered seat in Saint-Clément-de-Rivière. The company states that it was founded in 2020 by Anthony Morena, following his time at PC SOFT.
Product: Custom business software development and maintenance, plus Daneel, a tool for migrating HFSQL databases.
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