
Origins
Alcméon was born in 2011. We chose our name in tribute to an unfairly unknown Greek philosopher from the 5th century BC who was very keen on balance in all aspects of life: Alcméon, the philosopher of moderation!
Our original idea was to help brands take part in online communities by providing relevant answers to practical questions like « Where can I find my laser printer’s driver? » or « How to make a screenshot on an iPhone©? » automatically. To achieve this goal, we developed a new text-mining algorithm with the support of CNRS and Inria, and got a US patent for it (US9058376)...
Alcméon's Team

Your smile is your logo 🙂

Jack of all trade, master of none

Keep it simple

Life is a lot like jazz it’s best when you improvise

le donne sono il futuro della messaggistica

Hackathon & Decathlon

The constant Gardini

Client first!

Let's Rock

Always one step ahead

Service minded!

The future of coding!

Gimme your brief

Maximize value

Life is too short to wait.

It's not a bug. It's a feature.

Change before you have to

🔨 Clean code & NBA fan 🏀

Keep it simple, and keep your child's soul.

X = WinWin + Yolo

Wingardium Leviosa 🪄

Cogito, ergo sum

Nobody exists on purpose. Nobody belongs anywhere. Everybody's gonna die. Come watch TV.

Global Citizen

Empowering intelligence with a sense of humor

Nul ne persévère car chacun à son verre à soi

Your satisfaction is my satisfaction

Challenges keep me going and running keeps me happy

Embrace risk. Change. Think long-term.

Python, Anaconda and Llama trainer

Ride the waves

Ready for the challenge!

Expectation can become reality!

Done is better than perfect

One day, our dreams will come to life

Like a fine wine, get better with age

Much more than a plastic duck!

We are hiring. Contact us 👇

Our values
« Great service starts with the frontline employee. The best uses of technology and other support systems create frontline service heroes and heroines. » — Len Schlesinger, Harvard Business School Professor, in « What Great Service Leaders Know & Do »