welcome to nuanti
Nuanti is a London-based technology group developing web browser platforms built around the WebKit content engine.
We work day and night to turn dreams into reality, building a new future based on open standards for mobile devices, smart TVs, e-book readers, computer games and emerging platforms.
Port WebKit
to your device and OS
Use HTML5
video & audio to replace Flash
Develop a fast JavaScript app platform
Make it awesome
with WebGL and CSS3
Nobody does it better.
Are you ready for 2012?
We have a strong background of innovation and leadership in the browser space and believe that we can achieve more by working together. By focusing efforts on web content engines and their uses, Nuanti is able to deliver targeted solutions while feeding back into projects that will form the future of the web.
web technology
The modern web browser is a thoroughly complex affair, with HTML5 and CSS advancing in leaps and bounds to support the latest Rich Internet Applications.
Nuanti stays ahead of the game developing and integrating several technologies including WebCore, JavaScriptCore, Cairo, Skia, Chromium, OpenGL, GL ES, X11, DirectFB, GTK+, GLib, ATK, AT-SPI, Pango, GStreamer, D-Bus using C++, LLVM, C#, .NET, Mono, JavaScript, Objective-C implementing web standards like HTML5, WebGL, CSS, SVG and WAI-ARIA.
diversity
The web is universal and WebKit is rapidly making its way into new devices and applications. At Nuanti, we've worked on projects that target a range of platforms including handhelds, mobiles, netbooks, smart TVs, set top boxes, internet tablets, computer games and desktop applications.
Our developers are experienced with Mac OS X, Linux / Unix and Windows as well as custom OS development for native and portable software.
WebKit everywhere
- Founded in 2007, Nuanti is the world's first consultancy to focus exclusively on WebKit.
- We have experience with browser development dating back to 1994. Yes, that's when Netscape Navigator 1.0 was in beta and <blink> was in fashion.
- We were porting WebKit to mobile devices before the iPhone and Android platforms were even announced.