enabling rapid custom application development

ITE Services Inc., a Boston-based technology solutions provider with over 18 years of experience in delivering cutting-edge ICT projects across the Caribbean, officially launched its innovative code-generating platform, Apto.ai, on Wednesday at Cara Lodge in Georgetown.
Apto.ai is designed to empower both technical and non-technical users throughout the Caribbean, enabling them to rapidly build custom applications with minimal coding requirements. This approach aims to accelerate development cycles and enhance business agility.
The platform utilises an AI-powered engine that not only handles code generation but also verifies security and checks code quality, ensuring compliance with the latest industry standards.
According to Girish Pathak, Founder and President of ITE Services, the Apto.ai platform offers a user-friendly interface that simplifies the application development process. “With just 40 hours of training, any user can build an application without needing to know programming languages or syntax,” he explained.

Apto.ai seamlessly integrates with existing software development tools through a specialised third-party API interface. Its TAPI module allows developers to connect to any RESTful API, submit API contracts, and automatically generate both back-end and front-end components, facilitating a streamlined setup that creates complete designs and dashboards without manual code input.
“While Apto.ai’s platform doesn’t directly support existing code checkers, it automates code creation through our engine,” added Pathak. “If developers have APIs ready, they can integrate them with our tool to produce front-end designs, dashboards, or other desired features, all through a no-code experience.”

ITE Services has already made significant strides in the region, with its first Caribbean customer reportedly halfway through a large project utilising the platform.
During the launch ceremony, Prashanth Kupper, CTO of Apto.ai, joined via live video call and highlighted the software’s capabilities, stating, “It requires no code, has no lock-in, and can build multiple applications very quickly. It is cost-effective as the software development process is evolving.”
Pathak, speaking on behalf of Christopher Sha, noted that the platform includes a 60-day implementation plan that ensures a smooth transition for businesses integrating Apto.ai into their operations.
Nalini Veiria of Meta Consulting Inc., who played a key role in organising the launch, expressed her enthusiasm for Apto.ai, calling it the first generative AI-powered development platform of its kind launched in Guyana. She reported positive feedback regarding the product’s performance thus far.

For businesses interested in learning more about Apto.ai or obtaining case studies measuring its economic impact, ITE Services invites inquiries via email at girish@ITEServices.net.
As Apto.ai sets the stage for a new era in software development, it promises to make custom application creation accessible to a wider range of users, transforming how technology solutions are developed and implemented across the Caribbean.