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UnReview is a recommender system of Stackeer.io that accelerates the review processes in your project by automatically searching for appropriate reviewers.

Peach Tech is a security software firm specializing in protocol fuzz testing and dynamic application security testing (DAST) API testing, and Fuzzit, a continuous fuzz testing solution providing coverage-guided testing.

Fuzzing as a service platform that fuzzes code continuously to find bugs and vulnerabilities before the bad guys do.

Remote provides payroll, tax, HR, and compliance solutions for distributed teams. They develop recruiting platforms designed to help companies. They help human resource executives hire a person from anywhere and help management allocate them to projects and make the payment. They enable clients to increase productivity and employment in their organization.

Gemnasium monitors software dependencies, notifies users of security updates or advisories, and automates source code updates. It is built for developers to help them stay alert to security vulnerabilities that affect their source code and prevent damage before it occurs. The gemnasium team has formed and operates on the sole premise that if software is left unprotected and out-of-date, user data will be compromised. Gemnasium was incorporated in January 2016 in Québec City, Canada.

Gitter is a chat and networking platform that helps its users manage, grow, and connect with communities through messaging, content, and discovery. The platform also provides integrations with GitHub, Trello, Jenkins, Travis CI, Heroku, Sentry, BitBucket, HuBoard, Logentries, Pagerduty, and Sprintly. Its mission is to connect developers, helping them form deep relationships with one another and the technologies they use. Gitter is operated from London, United Kingdom.

Gitorious, hosting and collaboration tools provide open source infrastructure for hosting open source projects that use Gitorious. Its central entity is the project, which contains one or more top-level repositories and any repositories managed by the project's contributors. This allows its users, as project administrators, to keep an eye on what people are working on in their individual clones of its users’ repositories. Gitorious lets users merge or provide feedback on their contributions. Likewise, as project contributors, users get a place to host their contributions and provide feedback back into the projects ecosystem and easily collaborate with others on the same project. Its users get their own personal clone of the project on the site that they can work freely in and a way to package up their changes and notify the other project members about their changes. Gitorious’ features include project hosting, hosting of official project repositories, hosting of project repository clones, project wikis, public merge requests and code review, project activity timeline, developer profiles and activity timelines, built in notification systems, free for open source projects, and commercial support and customizations available. Gitorious was launched in 2007 by Johan Sørensen.