Gumlet has built a new-age media delivery infrastructure that provides low code or no-code integration plugins that automate the entire media publishing pipeline.
As the internet becomes increasingly global and data-hungry, serving images and video in a high-performance, low-latency environment is considered table-stakes for all websites to earn customer trust. Developers worldwide use Gumlet to automatically provide the lowest size images and videos with the best resolution and performance.
Media files such as images, GIFs, videos, and animations are integral to all digital interactions and experiences today. Yet, current solutions for managing and publishing media files typically rely on archaic APIs that require deep integration, domain knowledge, and constant maintenance. Today's med processing is messy and complicated, involving various formats, device sizes, and platforms.
With Gumlet, developers never have to worry about managing different versions and sizes of media files again. Once integrated, previous, new and upcoming images are all automatically optimized for all users. Gumlet takes over resize, compression, format conversion, transcoding, streaming, delivery, and analytics for all media files.
Due to the automation Gumlet provides, developers experience 30% to 50% better optimization without affecting quality. This helps online businesses to provide better UX, load pages faster, save cloud costs and improve SEO.
Gumlet currently serves more than 6,000 customers, including online stores, news sites, blogs, EdTech startups, travel sites, and crowdfunding portals. Over four billion media files are delivered every week via Gumlet.
Gumlet was founded in 2019 in Singapore by Aditya Patadia & Divyesh Patel, who previously built, scaled, and successfully exited from Turing Analytics, a pioneering AI startup in the visual search space. Aditya is also the creator of a very popular open-source image resize library in PHP language, which he launched in 2012.
As the internet becomes increasingly global and data-hungry, serving images and video in a high-performance, low-latency environment is considered table-stakes for all websites to earn customer trust. Developers worldwide use Gumlet to automatically provide the lowest size images and videos with the best resolution and performance.
Media files such as images, GIFs, videos, and animations are integral to all digital interactions and experiences today. Yet, current solutions for managing and publishing media files typically rely on archaic APIs that require deep integration, domain knowledge, and constant maintenance. Today's med processing is messy and complicated, involving various formats, device sizes, and platforms.
With Gumlet, developers never have to worry about managing different versions and sizes of media files again. Once integrated, previous, new and upcoming images are all automatically optimized for all users. Gumlet takes over resize, compression, format conversion, transcoding, streaming, delivery, and analytics for all media files.
Due to the automation Gumlet provides, developers experience 30% to 50% better optimization without affecting quality. This helps online businesses to provide better UX, load pages faster, save cloud costs and improve SEO.
Gumlet currently serves more than 6,000 customers, including online stores, news sites, blogs, EdTech startups, travel sites, and crowdfunding portals. Over four billion media files are delivered every week via Gumlet.
Gumlet was founded in 2019 in Singapore by Aditya Patadia & Divyesh Patel, who previously built, scaled, and successfully exited from Turing Analytics, a pioneering AI startup in the visual search space. Aditya is also the creator of a very popular open-source image resize library in PHP language, which he launched in 2012.
Location: Singapore
Employees: 11-50
Founded date: 2020
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