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AnyforSoft

AnyforSoft

Software Development

Sarasota, Florida 1,663 followers

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About us

Founded in 2011, AnyforSoft is a software development company with expertise in implementing complex web and mobile development solutions for more than 150 clients around the globe. Having a team of around 80 people, we unite enthusiasts and true fans of their jobs, including designers, engineers, managers, testers, and others. AnyforSoft is headquartered in Latvia, with a sales office in sunny Florida and R&D centers around Ukraine and the EU. AnyforSoft is a company that builds professional product development teams that care. Our primary focus is to empower SMEs with digital transformation in the new economy via Python, Drupal, and React technologies. For more information, visit our website or drop us a line at presale[at]anyforsoft.com

Website
https://anyforsoft.com
Industry
Software Development
Company size
51-200 employees
Headquarters
Sarasota, Florida
Type
Privately Held
Founded
2011
Specialties
Drupal, React, React Native, Python, JS, and AI

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  • 15 years of AnyforSoft, told the way only our CEO could tell it.

    AnyforSoft turns 15 today! Twice in those 15 years, I wasn't sure we'd make it to the next one. The first invoice AnyforSoft ever sent in 2011 went to Patrick de Grijs, who ran a design agency in the Netherlands. One project became ten. Ten became referrals. That's the entire origin story - one person decided to trust us, and then never stopped. Then 2014-2015. War reached close to Kharkiv, our home city, for the first time. Economically, it was tough, and I won't pretend I had a plan for the first time. 2016 is when we stopped surviving and started building. Joel Kepple joined as Director of Business Development. Artem Matsa became our first salesperson. Oleksandr Tuchkov brought the structure and process we'd been missing. That was less a good year than a second founding. 2020 taught a different lesson. We had just finished one of the biggest projects for us - a platform for Stage Entertainment that I was genuinely proud of - and Covid cancelled the world it was built for. You can do everything right and still lose the thing you built. You keep going anyway. February 2022. In the first 72 hours, our only job was getting every person safe, and then getting every client's work running again from wherever people had landed. We did both. Some of our team are serving in the Armed Forces of Ukraine right now. We support them, and we will for as long as it takes. A huge appreciation to my wife Viktoriia Pazhyna. For years, she brought energy inside this company and keeps supporting me in this wonderful journey. The biggest thanks come to our clients who trusted and stayed for years: BELLAME Beauty, Verifone, High Pass Education, Delaware County Community College, Imperial Business School, Wittenborg University of Applied Sciences, Game Informer, Newser, XSPORT.UA, and others. And to the communities that shaped how we think: EDUCAUSE, Entrepreneurs' Organization, Drupal Association, Kharkiv IT Cluster, Young Business Club. One thing hasn't changed since 2011 - curiosity and a stubborn conviction that clients deserve the best technology available - not the technology we happen to be most comfortable with. Which is why the next chapter is pointed at EDTECH. Somewhere right now, a 17-year-old is deciding her future on a university website that's failing her. A nurse is preparing for a licensure exam on a platform built in 2009. Proper tech and AI can fix both - and almost nobody is doing it properly yet. That's the work.

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  • People and conversations are how we learn what higher education actually needs. Vladyslav Zdravchev shares his takeaways from Birmingham.

    Some of the best conversations at a conference are the ones that happen between sessions. Birmingham gave me a few of those. Will Arnold-Baker Charlie Pybus David Kennedy Thank you for taking the time. Each conversation was short, but each one left me with a sharper sense of where technology can support educators. Higher education is under real pressure right now. The market is more competitive than ever. Students are more digitally fluent and more deliberate about where they invest in their education. ❓ What matters is how new capabilities are brought in. ❗ On educators' terms, grounded in real needs and real workflows. That is the approach we believe in. I see these conversations as a beginning. Looking forward to continuing them and finding where our paths cross.

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  • Our VP of Business Development reflects on what two conferences in Birmingham revealed about the way universities are adopting AI today.

    Pedagogy-first AI. Digital maturity. Neuroinclusive design. These terms are the markers of where higher education actually is with AI. Two days in Birmingham confirmed it. #HashtagHigherEdUK and #THEdigitalUK ran side by side. Two events, one venue, one question: 🔍 How do universities bring AI in on their own terms? Universities are asking: ❓How to measure readiness before acting ❓How to keep teaching principles at the centre ❓How to make sure no student gets left behind in the process We know from practice that building solutions that fit how institutions actually teach, support students, and operate takes time. At AnyforSoft, we are ready to support higher ed institutions on that path. The best strategies are born at the intersection of educational and digital expertise. If your institution is navigating these questions, I would be glad to talk.

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  • A clogged HVAC filter costs $6,000–$12,000 to fix. A San Antonio founder saw that technology could make this cost preventable. When Michael Marelli came to AnyforSoft, a platform for verifying tenant HVAC filter changes existed only as an idea. We designed every workflow from the ground up. The platform: ✅ Analyzes tenant filter photos and returns an instant Pass or Fail verdict ✅ Routes low-confidence submissions to a human reviewer for a final call ✅ Gives property managers a full compliance picture through a real-time dashboard This month, Michael left his review on Clutch. His words stay with us: "Would absolutely work with them again." A client who would return is a client whose vision became a working product. That kind of trust is what makes this work meaningful. 🔗 Full case study in the comments.

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  • “We're still handling contracts manually and storing all candidate data in Excel files." That's one response from our survey of 744 college admissions teams last year. The operational overload is real. ✔️ Manual follow-ups. ✔️ Incomplete document sets. ✔️ Systems that weren't built for today's complexity. ✔️ Admissions staff buried in admin while strategic work waits. But talk to marketing and recruitment teams at the same institutions, and you hear a version of the same story. Different tools, different pressures. Same gap between what they need and what their current setup can do. That gap is what AnyforSoft works on. We're attending HashtagHigherEdUK 2026 in Birmingham — a forum brought together by Times Higher Education Events for the people navigating these challenges every day. The conference brings together the people who face these challenges every day. Conversations there will shape how we think about what to build next. Our VP of Business Development, Vladyslav Zdravchev, will be there. If you're attending, reach out to him directly and connect in person. 📍 14–15 April, Birmingham, UK. #HashtagHigherEdUK

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  • Fitting a round peg into a square hole. That is how one of the SXSW EDU 2026 sessions describes AI integration in educational institutions. The friction is predictable: - Mission misalignment. - Change resistance. - Instructor skepticism. Most vendors sell the pilot and move on. The institution is left to figure out the rest. At AnyforSoft, we start with the problem, not the product. The approaches we consider actionable: ✔️ Research the real problem before designing a single feature ✔️ Align the solution with the institution's actual mission ✔️ Stay through implementation, not just delivery If this resonates, Joel Kepple are at SXSW EDU. Happy to talk in person. 📍 SXSW EDU 2026 | March 9–12 | Austin, TX

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    “Successful [AI] implementation requires that teachers be heard and that their feedback shapes products before they reach the classroom.” Rayna Glumac, J.D., M.Ed., could not have framed it better in the SXSW EDU 2026 session agenda. This aligns with a principle we strongly believe in. Pedagogy is the foundation. AI is the assistant. How does that look in practice? ✔️ Teachers participate in product design conversations before tools are finalized ✔️ Schools collaborate with vendors instead of receiving fully packaged systems ✔️ Institutions gather structured educator feedback before expanding AI across departments In simple terms: build with educators, not for them. AI works when educators trust it. If this is part of your roadmap, feel free to connect with Joel Kepple for a friendly in-person conversation at SXSW EDU. 📅 SXSW EDU 2026 | March 9–12 | Austin, TX 📍

  • AI for access, not just performance. That is the shift emerging from the SXSW EDU 2026 agenda. Risk and bias concerns still dominate the conversation. But a different theme is growing louder across conference sessions. AI as infrastructure for access, not a premium feature: ✔️ Identifies students at risk of dropping out before it is too late ✔️ Supports millions of community college students with 24/7 AI assistance ✔️ Brings learning tools to rural schools that lack advanced programs At AnyforSoft, we build AI solutions with access in mind. We are currently developing a gamified admissions system for a US university. Expected outcome: 30–40% increase in application completion rates. Simpler admissions mean more students cross the finish line. Including those navigating the biggest barriers. If this is part of your institutional roadmap, Joel Kepple, our VP of Client Engagement, will be at SXSW EDU. Happy to connect in person. 📍 SXSW EDU 2026 | March 9–12 | Austin, TX

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  • Just landed home from our onsite sessions with the Moesgaard Museum product team. And it has been a blast. We've been building with them since 2022, and we keep gaining a stronger shared rhythm around what comes next. - Steady initiative across projects - Clear communication through each stage - Consistent support for new museum workstreams Thanks to the team for the positive feedback and Jesper Kongaa for guiding the collaboration inside the museum with so much care. #Moesgaard

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