Nmore History

After more than 5 years freelancing, a team of like-minded professionals was formed to develop corporate infrastructure for a growing business resulting in the support of a broker.

The team developed IT solutions, serviced and supported systems, and worked with development budgets that were rarely seen on the island at the time, scaling by outsourcing.

It was time to expand operations and apply all our experience. The company address was registered, and still remains - 159 A Leontiou, O:202, 3022, Limassol, Cyprus.

Nmore was founded by Nikita Snigirev and co-founded by Lazar Zadniprenko, later to include partners David Abralava and Yahor Skurat all contributing in the early years.

By March, Nmore onboarded its first high profile international client Vedomosti, one of the largest newspapers in Russia, first established by the FT and WSJ.

Followed by more cooperation, namely, with Vestnik Kipra, top tier media company. During this period the company expanded to three employees and two external teams.

After contacting every major network in Cyprus, one responded, RW, a leading broadcaster on the island; a partnership was signed, and Nmore debut its show.

It is during this period that popularity grew and Nmore was invited to participate in a number of social events: the DMC, ZIMA Project, and the Presidential Gala.

As early as February, the company started to work on its first IT recruitment project for a large multinational - HYCM. Nmore helped them recruit talent from abroad.

In months that followed, Nmore started to work with larger firms: namely Decenternet and Sportco; working with its first celebrity and hosting its first international internship.

As Nmore started to expand, it became evident that organizations face the same disruptor: outdated, insecure, inefficient, and or poorly maintained hardware.

Similarly, as personal client requests started to mount, the company decided to create its first standalone brand Mr. Fixer - a B2C phone and laptop repair company.

In early 2019, the Easytickets web solution for event organizers was deployed. The user friendly platform was then successfully tested by two major promoters.

Unfortunately, as imposed lockdowns forced people indoors, all venture projects were put on standby, as society and entire industries transitioned to remote.

Despite the draconian countermeasures imposed by governments all around the world, one sector that benefited from 'the age of remote work' was technology.

During this period the company onboarded more clients than it has in its first two years combined. Among these, a handful of multinationals in shipping and game dev.

Remote work introduced non-digital business owners to the wonders of IT, which only accelerated its adoption among expanding organizations, across all sectors.

Despite all the difficulties and disruptions onset by the pandemic, Nmore assembled a roster of domestic and international clients, bolstering its total serviced past 170.

As the pandemic raged on, so did the market continue to adapt: retail developed e-commerce, traditional producers automated their inputs; change was imminent and long overdue.

Companies across the board took this time to incorporate web applications, software and IOT, allowing them to automate processes, increase productivity, and ensure accountability.

During the pandemic, Nmore onboarded more clients than it ever has, and this was no coincidence. We had time to prepare, unlike the market which was unprepared for a transition to digital. Many who resisted during the first years now gravitated back to IT, for stricter trade and employment benchmarks were set.

It is during this time that the company expanded to 5 full-time employees and 5 external development teams. Since 2017 Nmore serviced more than 230 companies, including dozens of private clients, and continues to actively support more than three dozen long-term clients, the likes of which companies like Belka Games.

In 2015, Google and Wordpress, among others created AMP HTML, and ever since have been developing the 'best practices' rulebook. Until 2021, these practices were constantly changing, forcing developers to leave it be, but that was until February, when Google shared its criteria.

Therefore in April of 2021 the company started to re-develop its own assets on AMP - which allow users on slow 3G to load websites instantaneously. In combination with Non-AMP, companies that now capitalize on these changes will be the ones to rank in 2022.