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Apify launched almost 10 years ago from a small hacker house in Mountain View. We crowdsourced the logo, and it stuck with us ever since. Over time, Apify matured into a platform used by 10,000+ customers across 100+ countries to collect data and automate the web. And the brand... show more

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