Case Studies

WeTransfer stands as a titan in the file-sharing landscape and the company is widely celebrated for its ability to facilitate the effortless transfer of large files. With a staggering 2 petabytes (PB) of file previews generated and served each month, WeTransfer needed a solution that could offer seamless, real-time previews without overburdening its existing infrastructure and dev team—while simultaneously reducing its carbon footprint through innovation. The WeTransfer team discovered the solution in Transloadit's Smart CDN, a service that not only addressed the immediate challenge but also brought efficiency and an unexpected level of adaptability to the table.

It is hard to think of something being talked about more in tech at the moment than AI. With the industry rapidly growing, time-to-delivery is crucial. That is why the state-of-the-art AI-powered research engine Silatus turned to Transloadit and Uppy when it needed a file-uploading solution.

Open source is at the heart of Transloadit, with two of our projects, Uppy and Tus, making an impact in their respective fields. Following this theme, we are excited to shine a light on Supabase, an open-source backend as a service, who have recently adopted the Tus protocol to allow for resumable uploads.

At Transloadit, we love open source. So much, in fact, that most of the software we write is released in the public domain. While these case studies are usually reserved to cover our commercial products, we thought it might be fun to cover the adoption of one of our open source projects for a change.

Founded in 1534 by King Henry VIII, Cambridge University Press is the oldest publishing house in the world. Over the past five centuries, countless great thinkers, scientists and other acclaimed authors have turned to the Press for the publication of their works. Among them, you will find the likes of Isaac Newton, Bertrand Russel, Noam Chomsky and Stephen Hawking. Through their ideas and theories, these great thinkers challenged what we believed to be true and changed the world in profound ways.

Yes, oddly enough, this seems to be the case! A while ago, we noticed something really interesting on tus.io, our open protocol for resumable uploads: a comment from Jaroslaw Wasilewski mentioned that tus was being used to support firefighting rescue operations. Now that is exciting news!

thoughtbot is a design agency that builds custom software for web and mobile platforms. But there is more purpose to it than that. What truly drives the people at thoughtbot is a shared desire to continually find better ways to do their work and to improve on both a personal and professional level. They firmly believe this is the kind of attitude that creates a work environment in which their teams can thrive, allowing them to build excellent products for their clients.

The music business is notoriously difficult to break in to. Cutting through the noise and getting yourself noticed can be a real challenge, with the industry more competitive than ever. That is where Promo Push comes into the picture. Promo Push is an online electronic music promotion service that offers tailor-made promotion of dance music to an extensive global network of DJs and radio stations.

The people at Shuttlerock believe the world of advertising could be greatly improved if more companies engaged their customers in the creation of visual content. Inviting customers, who are often merely the target audience, to get actively involved in this process leads to marketing campaigns becoming more authentic, trustworthy, and fun. And that is an outcome from which every party involved will benefit.

Renterval has made it their business to help your business thrive. Whatever it is you have for rent, they make sure potential customers can see your inventory and do business with you, directly from their smartphone, tablet or computer – on any time of the day (or night).

When it comes to online education, there are few sites that can match the scale of Coursera.