On Stompstart by 21 September 2019 · London · United Kingdom
Stamplay.
A backend-as-a-service that wired APIs such as Stripe and Twilio into app workflows, bought by Apple's FileMaker unit and folded into Claris Connect.
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- Acquired
9to5Mac, citing Il Sole 24 Ore, reported that Apple had acquired Stamplay for about 5 million euros.
Acquisition · Announced - Acquired
FileMaker, an Apple subsidiary, renamed itself Claris and announced its acquisition of Stamplay, whose technology would underpin a new product, Claris Connect.
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“IFTTT meets Heroku”
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“IFTTT meets Heroku”
Uber isn’t just Uber. It’s Google Maps, Braintree payments, Twilio texts and much more. The best way to do business isn’t to build it all in-house. Top companies are increasingly piecing together a composite of specialized APIs. That lets them concentrate on their unique ...
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- Developer tools, Web development
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- London · United Kingdom
In our words: Only a directory excerpt of the listing survives. It pitched Stamplay as IFTTT meets Heroku, arguing that companies like Uber are assembled from specialized APIs such as maps, payments and texting, and offering developers a way to piece those services together.
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