Runtime Software Integration Across Languages
Auxillery helps developers share data and call functionality across programming languages and environments without rebuilding repetitive glue code and custom interfaces.
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What we do
Connect Different Technologies
Auxillery lets software written in different programming languages and running in different environments work together without rebuilding custom integrations for every connection.
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Move data seamlessly
We automatically transform and translate data between systems so developers don’t have to write repetitive serialization and conversion code.
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Call Functionality Across Systems
Applications can access and run functionality across different systems and environments through Auxillery’s runtime integration layer.
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Control Access Securely
Built-in permissions and role-based access controls help determine who and what can access functionality across connected systems.
Learn more →Available languages
We currently support the following languages and are planning to expand with C# and Go next. Don’t see your preferred programming language? Contact us with any special requests.
Zero
Custom Serialization Code Required
1
Integration Layer
2-way
Runtime Communication
45 → 10
Connections at Scale
Why we built Auxillery
After more than two decades working in development, systems integration, and platform management, our Founder, Alex, kept seeing the same problem: software is incredibly powerful, but getting different systems and programming languages to work together still requires developers to write and maintain large amounts of custom integration code.
When Alex left IBM in 2025, he decided to approach that problem differently. Instead of finding another way to write integration code faster, he began building Auxillery around a simpler question:
What if much of that integration code didn’t need to be written at all?
Our Co-Founder, Aisha, first joined Auxillery as a software development intern, helping build one of the platform’s core language implementations. Working directly with the technology gave her a firsthand view of its potential to simplify a problem developers have accepted for years. What began as an internship soon became a shared vision, and Aisha joined Alex as a Co-Founder.
Today, we’re building Auxillery to make software integration simpler, more flexible, and less dependent on repetitive glue code.
Because better software shouldn’t always mean writing more code. Sometimes, it means removing the need for it.
Build more. Integrate less.
Auxillery is rethinking how software connects across languages, systems, and environments. Join us as an early adopter, test the platform, or get in touch to see what Auxillery could make possible for your team.