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Blurify launches AI-native framework Openora to address iGaming platform challenges

Blurify, a software development company
specialising in bespoke technology solutions for the iGaming industry,
has launched Openora [1], an AI-native framework designed to help
operators build, extend, modernise and migrate their platforms at speed.

Openora provides an open foundation that can be extended and adapted to
individual business, market and regulatory requirements. Rather than
replacing an operator’s entire technology stack, the framework enables
new capabilities to be introduced alongside existing systems, allowing
platforms to evolve incrementally as business needs change.

Unlike traditional gaming platforms, Openora has been designed with AI
at the core of its architecture. The framework includes AI-readable
project context, development rules, instructions and task-specific
skills that enable AI agents to understand the platform more quickly.
This supports engineering teams with implementing new features,
modifying existing modules, maintaining the system and accelerating
day-to-day software development.

Openora can be self-hosted, allowing operators to avoid recurring GGR
share models and hidden transactional fees typically associated with
traditional platform providers. Through its composable architecture,
individual modules and integrations can be introduced into existing
technology stacks, while operators retain control of their business
logic, player data, infrastructure and security configuration.

Built around a modular architecture, Openora gives engineering teams at
sportsbooks, casinos, affiliates and prediction markets the flexibility
to shape their own frontend, integrations and business logic. This
enables operators to introduce new capabilities faster, responding to
changing business and regulatory requirements without waiting for
platform-wide redevelopment projects.

Adam Mateja, Founder & CEO of Blurify, said: “Over the past few years,
we’ve worked with operators across multiple markets and kept
encountering the same problem. Businesses wanted to move faster, launch
new capabilities and enter new markets, but their platforms couldn’t
always keep pace. Too often, the choice was between living with legacy
technology or committing to a costly, high-risk replatforming project.

“We believe there should be a better option. One that gives operators
the freedom to modernise, innovate and grow without surrendering control
of their technology. That’s what Openora is designed to deliver. Whether
they’re looking to build, extend, modernise or migrate, Openora gives
operators the flexibility to move forward on their own terms.”

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