Vehicle history reports powered by data extraction robots and AI classification
autoDNA aggregates and structures vehicle history data for used car buyers across Europe and globally. The tech stack reveals a data-pipeline architecture: Java, Python, PHP backends running on PostgreSQL/MySQL, with SoapUI and Selenium for API testing and browser automation. Active projects show a shift toward automation—testing robots, data processing robots, and AI-based classification tools—while pain points center on maintaining uninterrupted data flow and scaling pipelines, suggesting the company is moving from manual data collection toward autonomous extraction and ML-driven validation.
autoDNA generates vehicle history reports for used car purchasers, aggregating background data available through public and proprietary sources to help buyers make informed decisions. The platform processes vehicles with VIN lookups and generates structured reports covering passenger cars, trucks, motorcycles, and trailers manufactured after 1981. Founded in 2010, the company operates as a market leader in Europe and globally, serving millions of users. The business model relies on data acquisition, validation, and API delivery; hiring is concentrated in Poland across engineering, marketing, and support functions.
Java, Python, PHP, PostgreSQL, MySQL. Testing and automation via SoapUI, Selenium, Jenkins, Bamboo. Project management in Jira and Redmine. Social media and analytics via Hootsuite, Sprout Social, Meta Business Suite, TikTok Ads, LinkedIn Ads.
AI models for data classification, data processing robots, testing robots, vehicle data API development, data acquisition automation, and modernizing existing extraction systems. Also scaling organic social media strategy and pilot launches.
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