Netadapt
Builds web, mobile and cloud applications for businesses, alongside its own apps and online games
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-06
About Netadapt
netAdapt designs, builds and operates web, mobile and cloud applications. It also develops and runs its own apps and games, including Red Hot Pawn, an online correspondence chess platform.
The company provides software development and cloud architecture services to businesses and earns revenue through client projects and its own digital products. Red Hot Pawn offers web and mobile play, team features, tournaments and messaging.
NETADAPT LIMITED was founded in 2004 and is based in Newbury, UK. The company describes its software studio and Red Hot Pawn as operating since 2001.
Product: Custom web, mobile and cloud application development, plus the Red Hot Pawn online chess platform and mobile apps.
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