Precision testing for seamless API integrations and digital reliability
Started in a small Taipei office back in 2019 with two developers and one shared belief—most integration failures happen because testing environments don't match reality. Six years later, we've helped 84 companies across Taiwan avoid costly API breakdowns.
Our team doesn't chase industry buzzwords. We focus on what actually breaks systems and how to catch those problems before your users do.
The company started when Vikram Ashworth and Henrik Tollefsen met at a developer meetup in Taipei. Both had just left jobs where they spent weeks debugging failed integrations that could've been caught with proper testing.
They noticed something—most companies either skip API testing entirely or run basic checks that miss edge cases. Real-world scenarios involve timeout variations, partial data responses, and unexpected field changes. That's where systems actually break.
In 2019, they rented a small office space in Xinyi District and started building testing frameworks that simulate realistic API behavior. Word spread when they caught a critical payment integration flaw for an e-commerce client before launch—saving roughly six figures in potential losses.
By 2023, we'd grown to a 12-person team and earned recognition from Taiwan Tech Review for "Most Reliable Integration Testing Service." Not because we're revolutionary, but because we're thorough.
The people who built this company and continue steering its technical direction each day.
Spent eight years at financial institutions debugging API integrations before starting Neuronglowtech. Builds most of our internal testing frameworks and personally reviews complex client setups. Believes that if testing feels easy, you're probably missing something.
Manages client relationships and operational workflows. Previously worked at a logistics software company where integration downtime cost thousands per hour. That experience taught him how critical preventive testing really is—and why clear communication matters just as much as technical skill.
These aren't participation awards. Each recognition reflects measurable results we delivered for clients—systems that stayed online, integrations that worked as promised, and problems caught before they became expensive.
Named Most Reliable Integration Testing Service in 2023 based on client satisfaction surveys and uptime metrics across 60 reviewed companies.
Between January 2024 and December 2024, none of our tested integrations experienced undetected critical failures in production environments.
Our testing protocols identify integration issues an average of 40% faster than standard automated testing approaches, according to comparative client data from 2024.
Achieved information security management certification in March 2024, ensuring client data and testing environments meet international security standards.
Over the past three years, 92% of clients renewed annual contracts—most citing consistent quality and responsiveness as primary reasons.
Released an open-source API testing toolkit in September 2024 that's now used by over 200 development teams across Asia-Pacific region.
We don't test APIs in perfect conditions because production environments are never perfect. Network latency happens. Servers timeout. Data formats change unexpectedly. Our testing simulates those real scenarios so you know how your system actually behaves.
Complicated test reports don't help anyone. We provide straightforward documentation that explains what broke, why it matters, and how to address it. Your development team shouldn't need a decoder ring to understand our findings.
Finding problems after launch is expensive and stressful. We focus on catching integration issues during development when fixes are cheaper and less disruptive. That means fewer emergency calls at 2 AM and more confidence in your releases.
If your integration is solid, we'll tell you. If there are potential weaknesses, we'll explain them clearly without exaggeration. You get accurate information to make informed decisions—not sales pitches disguised as technical advice.