Digital Products Built for
Speed, Scale, and Real-World Use.

Challenge

A field services company coordinated daily operations across dozens of job sites using a combination of phone calls, text messages, and a shared spreadsheet. Site supervisors submitted daily reports via email — often incomplete, often late. The office team spent hours each morning reconciling reports and updating the master schedule. There was no real-time visibility into which crews were at which sites or whether jobs were running behind schedule.

Strategy & Execution

We built a responsive web dashboard for the office team and a companion mobile app for field supervisors. The mobile app supported offline-first daily reporting — supervisors filled out structured reports that synced automatically when connectivity was available. The web dashboard provided real-time job status, crew assignments, progress photos, and automated schedule alerts. We integrated GPS check-in so the office could confirm crew presence at assigned sites.

Key Decision

We chose React Native over Flutter because the team already maintained a React web application. Sharing component patterns, state management conventions, and API client code between web and mobile reduced development time and made future maintenance simpler — one team could work across both platforms.

Outcome

Challenge

A retail company wanted to launch a multi-vendor marketplace. Existing platforms like Shopify's marketplace model were too rigid for their commission structure, and WooCommerce plugins could not handle their vendor onboarding requirements. They needed custom vendor dashboards, a flexible commission system with per-category rates, and a checkout experience that supported split payments across multiple vendors in a single order.

Strategy & Execution

We built a custom marketplace as a Progressive Web App — installable on mobile home screens with offline product browsing. The vendor portal included product management, order fulfillment tracking, payout history, and analytics. The buyer experience featured filtered search, vendor comparison, unified cart across vendors, and a streamlined checkout with Stripe Connect for automated payment splitting.

Challenges Encountered

Payment splitting across vendors with different commission rates, tax jurisdictions, and refund policies was significantly more complex than anticipated. We built an abstraction layer over Stripe Connect that handled the accounting logic separately from the payment flow, which allowed the business team to adjust commission structures without requiring engineering changes.

Outcome

Challenge

A wellness startup had validated their concept with a simple web prototype and needed a production mobile app for both iOS and Android. The app needed to integrate with wearable devices (Apple HealthKit and Google Fit), provide personalized daily recommendations, support habit tracking with streak mechanics, and handle push notifications for reminders — all while feeling smooth and responsive enough that users would open it daily.

Strategy & Execution

We built the app in Flutter to achieve visual consistency across both platforms while maintaining a single codebase. Native plugins handled HealthKit and Google Fit integration. The recommendation engine ran server-side with lightweight API calls so the app remained fast. We implemented background sync for health data so that recommendations stayed current even when the user had not opened the app. The habit tracking UI used micro-animations and streak visuals to encourage daily engagement.

Lessons Learned

Initial notification scheduling was too aggressive — users received multiple reminders daily and began disabling notifications entirely. We redesigned the notification strategy to be adaptive: frequency reduced automatically when the user was actively engaged and increased gently after periods of inactivity. This required instrumenting notification open rates and correlating them with app usage patterns.

Outcome