Tokom
Mobile apps, embedded interfaces and connected-device products for businesses with digital product projects
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-03
About Tokom
TOKOM develops mobile apps for iOS and Android, embedded interfaces, and software connecting apps to IoT devices. Its services also cover electronic product design with partner electronics engineering firms, enterprise-system integrations, mobile commerce, automotive platforms and AI integration.
The company provides development services to organizations building or extending digital products, from prototypes through production. It is based in Carnac, France, and was founded in 2012.
Product: Custom mobile applications, embedded interfaces and IoT integrations, plus electronic product design and related development services.
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