Real-Time Web Systems

Real-Time Web Applications for sub-50ms live updates.

We engineer WebSocket and event-driven web applications delivering real-time collaboration, live messaging, and telemetry streaming.

Real-Time Web Applications

Real-Time Strengths

Instant data delivery with zero polling overhead.

Persistent socket connections built for instant interactivity.

< 50ms Push Latency

Bi-directional persistent WebSocket channels for instant data delivery.

Server-Sent Events (SSE)

Lightweight HTTP/2 event streaming for real-time dashboards and feeds.

Distributed Pub/Sub Redis

Scalable Redis Pub/Sub channels synchronization across multiple server nodes.

Automatic Reconnection

Resilient client-side socket reconnection with message queue replaying.

Capabilities

Full-spectrum real-time web capabilities.

From multi-user document collaboration to low-latency telemetry feeds.

WebSocket Bi-Directional Push Pipes

Real-time communication engines for live chat, messaging, and notifications.

Server-Sent Events (SSE) Feeds

Unidirectional live data streaming for financial ticks, telemetry, and sports feeds.

Real-Time Multi-User Collaboration

Figma/Notion-style collaborative document and board editing.

Distributed Redis Pub/Sub Clusters

Synchronize live sockets seamlessly across auto-scaling cloud servers.

Presence & Typing Indicator State

Track user online status, active room participants, and typing activity.

Fallback Transport Handshakes

Graceful fallback to long-polling when WebSocket connections are restricted.

FAQ

Real-Time Web Applications FAQ

Common questions about WebSockets, Server-Sent Events, pub/sub scalability, and fallback protocols.

  • WebSockets support bi-directional real-time communication (e.g., chat/collaboration), while SSE provides lightweight one-way server-to-client streaming (e.g., live analytics).

Ready to add sub-50ms real-time capabilities to your web app?

Schedule a technical session with our real-time software architects.