This website and the software was developed by Pal's Lab in collaboration with Johan Jeuring, who maintains the website. Here is the team's introduction:
We are Pal's Lab, a team of 10 eager computer science students, working together on our graduation project. The project includes making a package in Haskell, a unique tool for finding palindromes, and connecting this to a website, and a desktop application.
This project, and website, have been developed on behalf of our client,
Johan Jeuring, who started this project years ago as a hobby. He
developed an early version of a palindrome-finding algorithm
package in Haskell. As part of our graduation project, concluding
our bachelor, we delivered an up-to-date, remodeled version of
this package, helping the client with his research on palindromes.
This package contains a linear algorithm, as well as two quadratic
algorithms. These quadratic algorithms offer support for
approximate palindromes.
Around this, we built a website and a desktop application, with a
database connected so the client can see what palindromes are
found by users. Lastly, we created two other packages, which can
convert Latin and Greek text respectfully into usable text, so it
can be used for the package to analyze.