The Web as an integration & application platform for the enterprise
- Qworum upgrades the Web.
- The only platform for providing an integrated UX to employees, across internal applications, partner applications, SaaS and micro-SaaS.
- Integrations across teams, business units and organisations.
- Award-winning and patent-based.
- Qworum fixes many of REST's shortcomings. Application-to-application calls become possible even if they involve the end-user. Providing visual information to end-users becomes practical. API calls are much easier to implement.
- Qworum fixes many of micro-frontends' shortcomings around composability and applicability in inter-org scenarios.
The Composable Enterprise according to Gartner
Qworum APIs are the only ones to fully support Gartner's "Composable Enterprise" vision. User authentication and network timeouts are unsolved for other web APIs (REST etc).
API-first applications
Qworum enables "API-first SaaS", as defined by Gartner. In fact SaaS applications can be Qworum APIs themselves, no separate web application needed.
The UI layer for microservices
Qworum removes the "UI-monolith" bottleneck for microservices architectures through distributed UIs. Qworum is more generally applicable than microfrontends and complements them.
Native RDF support for knowledge graph applications
Qworum enables RDF end-to-end, and innovates through an OSM (Object-Semantic Mapping) layer which brings an ORM-like convenience to RDF.
New business opportunity in the B2B space
Qworum APIs can be built by third parties on top of public SaaS APIs, and API subscriptions can be sold to SaaS customers and partners.
Free web browser extension
Qworum on desktop:
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Qworum on mobile:
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Demo
This is a 30-second demo showing how Qworum APIs can advantageously replace REST and GraphQL APIs. Here an e-commerce application calls the Qworum API of a remote shopping cart service.
Note that the e-commerce application is implemented as a Qworum API as well. Non-Qworum web applications can also call Qworum APIs, although this demo does not show it.
Also note how the end-user interacts with the shopping cart service directly, without going through the e-commerce application. This feature sets Qworum apart from REST, GraphQL and all other API types. Notably, this makes Qworum APIs the only ones able to support secure user authentication across all services, even for those involved in deep service dependency graphs.