Network and performance optimization software for online gamers
ExitLag builds a Windows-native game connection optimizer in C++, Qt/QML and the Windows API, backed by a Node.js/NestJS and GraphQL service layer on MySQL and PostgreSQL. A heavy paid-acquisition and attribution stack (Google Ads, Meta, Apple Search Ads, AppsFlyer) plus video tools shows a consumer growth engine. Current hiring in Brazil is marketing-led, centered on influencer programs and SEO aimed at gaming audiences.
ExitLag, founded in 2010 and headquartered in Orlando, Florida, develops software that helps gamers improve connection stability and in-game performance, and positions the product as AI-powered. It sells directly to consumer players rather than businesses. The privately held company employs 201–500 people, and its current hiring activity is concentrated in Brazil. Its client is built in C++ with Qt for Windows, with additional backend work in Node.js, Rust and Python.
ExitLag uses C++, Qt, QML, CMake and the Windows API for its client, with Node.js, NestJS, GraphQL, MySQL and PostgreSQL on the backend, plus Rust and Python.
ExitLag is headquartered in Orlando, Florida, United States, and currently hires in Brazil.
Yes, marketing leads ExitLag's current hiring, focused on influencer campaigns and SEO for gaming audiences, with hiring velocity accelerating in Brazil.
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