Ditto in the news

That's why I was intrigued by Ditto, a four-year-old startup in San Francisco that makes software designed to share data over intermittent connections. The company just signed a deal that will see Alaska Airlines adopt the technology for collaboration and data sharing between ground and air crews even when there's no internet connectivity.

Alaska Airlines has become the first U.S. airline to invest in a frontline crew analytics app that works without network connectivity. What can it do?

Using Ditto's edge-based platform, the global airline's flight crew automatically shares and views data collaboratively on tablets while going about a digital check of safety equipment and conditions before each flight.

Looking to digitize workflows among multiple cabin crew, but lacking a reliable internet connection? Faced with a similar challenge, Lufthansa turned to Ditto, a peer-to-peer database company, to digitize paper processes via a new Crew App.

A new app is bringing real-time analytics to the airline industry, allowing staff to sync and access pre-flight data on any Apple product. Built by airline carrier Lufthansa and powered by software developer Ditto, the Crew App uses Apple's SwiftUI framework and Ditto's edge platform database to create a digital hub for cabin crews.

Lufthansa has developed a new iPad application that will "digitize" its pre-flight aircraft inspection process using Apple's SwiftUI developer framework and Ditto's peer-to-peer real time database.

Ditto has been featured in Bloomberg News following a showcase at Project Convergence 2022! In the Yuma heat, we successfully tested 'information-sharing software that allows devices to communicate directly instead of passing data through a traditional network.' See what else they had to say:

One small company just showed what's possible. Thirty-employee Ditto makes software that ensures data synchronization and application operation in situations with unreliable connectivity. It got an Air Force contract with a ceiling of $950 million. CEO Adam Fish says that was Ditto's second federal contract.

The company is called Ditto. Not a household name in defense contracting. But if just got an indefinite delivery indefinite quantity contract from the Air Force worth a potential billion dollars. Joining the Federal Drive with Tom Temin with the Air Force requirement it's hoping to meet Ditto CEO and co-founder Adam Fish.