Inspyration
Builds and maintains Python and Django applications for businesses and their development teams
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-03
About Inspyration
InsPyration develops custom Python applications, modernizes existing software, and assembles reusable microservices. It also deploys, hosts, and monitors applications, and provides Python and Django training and mentorship.
Its clients include organizations in insurance, research, e-commerce, and media, as well as startups. The company is based in Lunel-Viel, France, and serves clients across France, Switzerland, Luxembourg, and Belgium.
Product: Custom Python and Django development, microservices-based software, application hosting and monitoring, and team training and mentorship.
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