Gamso Labs
Custom software development and IT consulting for businesses, public-sector bodies and associations in Brittany
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-03
About Gamso Labs
Gamso Labs provides IT consulting, information-system audits, software architecture, custom web applications and business software development. It also supports project management, systems integration and automation.
Its customers include businesses, public-sector bodies and associations in Ille-et-Vilaine, Brittany and beyond. The company sells consulting and custom development services.
Founded in 2018, Gamso Labs is based in Breteil, France, and is led by Pacôme Angora.
Product: IT consulting, information-system audits, software architecture, custom application development, integration and project support.
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