stendia.co.uk

Product search across major online marketplaces for shoppers

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  • New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-05

About stendia.co.uk

Stendia provides search for products across major online marketplaces, with a focus on search speed and relevance.

Stendia is owned by Nuwa SPRL, a Belgian company. Its stated technology areas include distributed architectures, machine learning, and search indexing.

Product: A product search engine for finding items across major online marketplaces.

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