We use the solution for web applications and web APIs.

We're using Heroku for our server deployment, to deploy our application, and to make our resources available on the cloud.

We use the solution to streamline mobile application deployment and management. By connecting our project's GitHub repository to Heroku, I enabled automatic deployments whenever changes were pushed to our main branch, ensuring our application was always up to date with the latest changes. This process was crucial in maintaining a rapid development cycle and facilitated instant feedback on the deployed application. I use the tool for both web and mobile applications. 

We primarily use Heroku for Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) and to build bots.

It is also used for mobile web applications such as Telegram and WhatsApp.

The websites are used for a variety of use cases, and one of the ones that we develop is for e-commerce. It can fill in forms and we have robot advisors to assist people with decision making.

We deploy a lot of our production servers on Heroku. We use it for deploying production apps to AWS.

Within our organization, there are roughly seven people using this solution — mostly software engineers and QA engineers. 

We use Heroku to run generic data. We also use it for our customer development environment. It helps us to build and test websites. 

My primary use case for this solution is hosting an offsite backend in a Docker container.

We are using Heroku to create applications for the education sector.

Our clients use it to deploy the production, development, and staging environments. Its version depends on our clients' needs. Usually, it is a customized system that needs to be scaled.

My primary use case of this product is for hosting Ruby applications. Probably more than half of the people at our company use Heroku for applications. I am a customer of Heroku and a Ruby programmer.