Anirog was founded in 1982 by Anil Gupta and Roger Gamon, who were working for Mullard Mitcham at that time. The name Anirog comes from their first names.
Anirog was initially primarily a publisher of games for 8-bit computers like the Commodore 64 and the ZX Spectrum.
They were among the first to use speech embedded in games (e.g. Jump Jet), and had technical offices in Horley, Surrey and production factory in Dartford, Kent. Dissolved in 1986.

Anil Gupta formed the spin-off company Anco in secret and shortly after Anirog was dissolved.

Roger then formed Magnificent 7 Software company, however he died after a short illness.

Location (1983)

Anirog Software
8 High Street
Horley
Surrey
England