ALLDAYEVERYDAY
Numerous Fortune 500 clients turn to ALLDAYEVERYDAY for social outreach and digital campaigns. They depend on the Heroku platform and extensive selection of add-ons to ensure campaigns come out on time and ready to scale for millions of users.
ASICS
"Support Your Marathoner", a crowdsourced multi-media campaign for ASICS, cheers NYC marathon participants to the finish line. Powered by Heroku.
Banjo
Banjo is a social discovery service that helps people explore social updates across multiple social networks. Banjo's application pulls from six different social media APIs in real time, without the need for a sys admin or database administrator.
Cardinal Blue
Cardinal Blue's Facebook applications have hundreds of thousands of users and millions of views per day. They choose Heroku to help handle the scale and sudden traffic spikes.
Code for America
Code for America builds Heroku apps on the fly for cities across the U.S., saving them millions and sparing them of a painfully slow RFP process.
Clobby
Clobby adds a group chat to your Facebook page. It was highlighted by Facebook as one the best ways to customize your page. They chose Heroku because the scalable cloud platform lets their team focus on enhancing their app instead of system administration.
CloudApp
By offsetting infrastructure to Heroku, CloudApp can focus on delivering the best file sharing experience for its users.
Date.fm
Date.fm credits Heroku for helping them stay lean and turn a profit within their first six months.
The Richard Dawkins Foundation
The Richard Dawkins Foundation supports scientific education and advances critical thinking. They chose Heroku for its performance monitoring tools and ease of deploying app "constellations".
Diaspora
Diaspora aims to change the way we use the web, but quickly became bogged down by systems administration when they first launched. Now that they have offset operations to the Heroku platform, the team can now focus on building a social network for the next generation.
Do
Social productivity app Do.com wanted to spend more time being productive and less time managing servers. They chose Heroku and now push new releases two to three times a day.
ELC Technologies
ELC, an agile consulting company, turns to Heroku for all their customer deployments. Heroku help ELC save thousands of dollars per month and deploy apps quickly and on-time.
FlightCaster
FlightCaster analyzes millions of datapoints to predict flight delays up to 6 hours in advance. Heroku helps them focus on their advanced analysis while serving content to web and mobile clients.
Fullscreen
Unlike its competitors, next generation digital media company Fullscreen decided to win its customer base with impressive technology, not a huge sales staff. The agility offered by the Heroku platform empowers them to build more features in less time, making Fullscreen a product that sells itself. According to VP of product Jay Stakelon, "Heroku enables us to build, test and ship faster than we ever would be able to otherwise".
The Official Miley Cyrus Site
Whether online or off, Guinness Book of World Records "Most Charted Teenager" Miley Cyrus draws a crowd wherever she goes. When her website gets pummeled with traffic, she and her team trust Heroku to keep everything up and running.
Milyoni
Milyoni builds "social cinema" on Heroku, allowing millions of "Dark Knight" and Harry Potter fans to watch their favorite movies via Facebook.
PageLever
PageLever is the Facebook analytics tool of choice for the world's biggest brands, including four of the top ten Facebook Pages in the world. PageLever Co-Founder David Turner used Heroku to maximize his productivity, allowing him to help build a business that is already profitable in just its first year.
PicCollage
PicCollage is a Top Ten Photo App in the world, and would just assume build stunning features instead of complicated server configs.
Project Zebra
Project Zebra's "TF3 Battle Zone" was created and scaled in both Ruby and Python to promote the fourth highest grossing film of all time.
Rap Genius
Rap Genius started off as an idea and ended up a worldwide cult phenomenon. Heroku was easy to use from the beginning, but scaled with ease thanks to the Heroku Process Model.
Rapportive
Rahul Vohra and his team were looking merely for funding when they built Gmail sidebar widget Rapportive. What they got was a groundswell. Journalists quickly discovered their tool and began writing it up en masse, forcing the team to scale 1000x in days. The Rapportive team was able to handle the load with ease on Heroku, allowing them to focus 100 percent on their code. They eventually caught the eye of social networking giant LinkedIn, who acquired them in February 2012.
SCVNGR
SCVNGR uses Heroku to maximize developer productivity and manage their location-based gaming platform.
Übermind
Ubermind creates top iPhone applications for their clients. Heroku allows them to focus on creating innovative apps without worrying about deployment, scale or operations.
Urban Dictionary
Urban Dictionary is one of the top 100 websites in the United States. The website almost became a victim of its own success though when it had to spend 30 percent of its developers' time maintaining the site as it grew. By switching to Heroku, CTO and Founder Aaron Peckham can now focus on building features and growing his lexicon of urban slang.