LS-A
Custom software development, accessibility audits and digital training for businesses and public and nonprofit organizations
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-03
About LS-A
LS-A develops custom websites, mobile applications and desktop software, and provides accessibility audits, consulting, maintenance, graphic design and training. It also offers software subcontracting and development support.
Its customers include businesses, public administrations, local authorities, associations, artists and individuals. Services are tailored to client requirements and include both project delivery and advisory work.
Founded in 2019, LS-A is based in Troyes, France.
Product: Custom websites, mobile apps and desktop software, alongside accessibility, consulting, maintenance, design and training services.
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