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 Katalyst Interactive has moved to our new office in Kent Town on the city fringe.

Our team went kayaking at Garden Island to explore shipwrecks and the mangroves for our annual end-of-year celebration

In this post, we'll explore a straightforward approach to integrating AI services, specifically the OpenAI Chat API, into a high-traffic Ruby on Rails website. Our focus is on efficient query handling without overburdening server resources or compromising API token security.

In this post, we explain the implementation of a rails app without a database. A benefit of building without storage is a reduction in ongoing costs for the client, as this approach eliminates the overhead of compliance and audit costs

A technical retrospective on using turbo cache control attributes to optimise the user experience for the Adelaide Fringe website.

Katalyst celebrated the end of the year with a team retrospective, hosting lunch for family and friends, and baking pizzas with delicious and interesting topping combinations.

Every Friday we take the latter half of the day to “Invest” in ourselves as individuals, in Katalyst as a living organisation, and to give value back to the world of open-source software.

Our engineering team provide a peek behind the scenes and tell us about custom rails routing, Koi updates, SMS notifications and much more.

The team at Katalyst voted to play disc golf for our most recent team event.

Our team headed out to beautiful McLaren Vale with Escapegoat Adventures for a team event. Breathtaking views and locally produced craft beer!

This year our team had the idea to use the new Katalyst office to watch the parade and so we made this into a family day!

Winner of both the Product and Campaign awards for Social Good category was the Pick My Project website developed by Katalyst Interactive for the Department of the Premier and Cabinet Victoria.

After many years at our office location on iconic Leigh Street, Katalyst Interactive has found a new office on King William Street that we’ll be calling home from January 2019.

Winner of Best in Class Good Design Award 2018, Fund My Neighbourhood was developed by Katalyst Interactive for the South Australian Department of Premier and Cabinet.

The Fund My Community initiative was awarded first place winner at the 2017 United Nations Public Service Awards. e Fund My Community website was developed by Katalyst Interactive for the South Australian Department of Premier and Cabinet.

Winner of the 2015 Good Design Award was Givematcher. The brainchild of Frank Demoiseau, Katalyst Interactive worked with Frank to develop his start-up idea.