Binary Plus
Software development and technology consultancy building apps and games for businesses and consumers
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-05
About Binary Plus
Binary Plus is a small software house and technology consultancy based in Bacup, Lancashire. It develops Android and cross-platform apps and games, and provides advice and hands-on help with self-hosting, automation and AI tools.
Its products include SilverWare, an energy-tracking app for people living with chronic illness and fatigue, and Bramblewood & Co., a game in development. Binary+Plus Studios is a trading name of Binary Plus Limited.
The company was founded in 2014 and is headquartered in Bacup, United Kingdom.
Product: Custom app and game development, IT and AI consultancy, and its own products including the SilverWare energy-tracking app.
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