Syntelic
Custom software, automation and secure AI services for UK businesses replacing ill-fitting systems and workflows
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-05
About Syntelic
Syntelic is a UK software and AI firm that replaces subscription software, builds custom automation and AI workflows, develops web, API and iOS products, and advises on AI security and governance. Its work includes healthcare data migration and clinical correspondence workflows, as well as Praxo, a practice management platform it builds and runs.
It works with small businesses, SMEs and established enterprises, building systems alongside client teams. The company is registered in London, UK, and was founded in 2018.
Product: Custom software replacement, automation and applied AI, product engineering, and AI security and governance services.
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