Digee
Custom web and desktop application development and eco-design audits for organizations
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-03
About Digee
Digee provides custom web and desktop application development, web eco-design audits, and application maintenance. Its work emphasizes lightweight, secure, and practical software.
The company serves organizations seeking digital products or assessments of their websites. It also provides consulting on improvements following eco-design audits and maintenance for its own or external applications.
Digee was founded in 2020 and is headquartered in Ronchin, France. Its listed technologies include Django, Python, C++, Vue.js, jQuery, and Qt.
Product: Custom web and desktop software development, web eco-design audits, and application maintenance.
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