Wildfire Technology, making the Internet a better place to go to work since 2003

Who are Wildfire?

We build smart and innovative content delivery applications for the Internet - and we're great at it.

When did Wildfire start?

The team have been making the Internet since the early 1990s but formed Wildfire in 2003.

Why did Wildfire start?

We saw an opportunity to bring originality and creativity to the dull world of content delivery.

Were you successful?

Yes, pretty much right off the bat! Our content managed solutions were snapped up by a number of companies, government agencies, banks and design studios. Arnold Clark (the largest used car traders in Europe with a £2 billion turnover) adopted our system "Spark" and has been using it to drive their award winning websites for over three years.

What happened next?

We kept developing our skill and tool set, constantly innovating our technology and staying ahead of the game.

What now?

We ‘re committed as ever to sharing skills and making the web a simpler place for people to do great things. So we've decided to make our services available and affordable to a wider market.

Why are Wildfire different?

Wildfire are about choice and real innovation. We're open to any ideas, the further off the wall the better. We are genuine when we say we can provide delivery of any content on any scale. Oh and we keep a lizard in our office called "Jub Jub" - he has all the best ideas.

So what next for Wildfire and Spark?

Everything really. Combining the pragmatic and semantic web? Mashing up social media, video and phone technology in real time? To be honest it's the Internet that we love. We have a great record as spotters and early adopters, that's why our applications are brilliant. We know what we're talking about.

So what's the mission?

Build cracking applications that are easy to learn and develop and give people the tools to deliver a better Internet with the content they want to use.

And that's what Wildfire do?

Aye... and the rest!

Want to know more? - Contact Wildfire