InnoDiligent is a technology company with two divisions. We design and operate our own software — shipping on the App Store and built for regulated industries — and we modernize the infrastructure that businesses and government agencies depend on.
Most consultancies advise but never ship. Most product studios have never carried an enterprise deployment. We do both, and each one sharpens the other.
Software we own, operate and support — from a consumer iOS application live on the App Store to a regulatory intelligence platform for insurers, banks and regulators.
Strategy, implementation and security for organizations of any size — from a growing business standardizing its stack to a state agency replacing a system older than its staff.
A game-day utility and lifetime sports passport for iOS. Live Activities, cryptographic attendance verification and an AI concierge, on a Google Cloud backend.
Consumer
A regulatory intelligence platform for insurance carriers, banks and state regulators, engineered on Google Cloud.
Commercial & Government
Different buyers, one engineering standard. Government work demands audit trails, continuity planning and disciplined budgets — commercial clients inherit that rigor.
Products shipped directly to the public through the App Store, held to the performance and privacy standards Apple's platform demands.
Businesses from small firms to large enterprises — insurance carriers, banks and companies that have outgrown ad-hoc IT and need a security posture that survives a client questionnaire.
State and local agencies modernizing under legislative deadlines and procurement rules — advised by people who have sat on that side of the table.
Our public sector record is the most documented, so we lead with it. The same disciplines — legacy migration, identity, endpoint security, contact center modernization — are what commercial clients hire us for.
Maryland Insurance Administration
Salesforce, AWS Connect, SAP Concur and MuleSoft, plus a Zero-Trust security upgrade.
Maryland Insurance Administration
First Department of Insurance in the country admitted to the federal FirstNet program.