Our work
Every project below shipped to the App Store, Google Play, or both. We've included the numbers that mattered to each client — not just the screens that look good in a deck.
Showing 9 projects
Retail
A regional grocery chain was losing a third of its baskets at checkout. We rebuilt the ordering flow around 40-minute delivery slots, added live driver tracking, and cut checkout from nine screens to three.
Health & fitness
Workout tracking with Apple Watch and Wear OS companions. The hard part was offline-first sync — gyms have terrible reception — plus a coaching layer that reads HealthKit without feeling invasive.
Fintech
Business banking for small companies: biometric auth, instant transfers, receipt capture and audit logging designed to clear a SOC 2 review. It passed with no blocking findings.
Logistics
Fleet management for a 400-vehicle courier operation. Drivers get an offline-capable route app; dispatch gets live positions and automatic re-sequencing when a stop fails.
Education
Language learning built on spaced repetition. We rewrote onboarding three times against real usage data — the version that shipped doubled the share of users who finish their first lesson.
Healthcare
Patient app for a network of 40 clinics: appointments, secure messaging, video consults and prescription renewals — delivered under a HIPAA-aligned process end to end.
Hospitality
Direct-booking app for an independent hotel group, built to pull guests away from the aggregators. Mobile-key check-in removed the front-desk queue entirely.
Fintech
Portfolio tracking across 14 exchanges with hardware-wallet pairing. Keys never leave the Secure Enclave, and the app functions read-only with no network permission at all.
Workforce
Shift scheduling for hospitality groups with 2,000+ hourly staff. Swap requests, availability and payroll export in one app, replacing a spreadsheet and a WhatsApp group.
Aggregate numbers from projects launched between 2019 and today.
Behind the case studies
The common thread isn't a technology. It's that each one started by agreeing on a number to move.
FreshCart wasn't "build a grocery app" — it was "reduce checkout abandonment". Cadence Learn wasn't "build a language app" — it was "get more users to finish lesson one". When the goal is specific, scope decisions stop being arguments about taste and start being questions with answers.
That's also why these case studies have numbers in them. If we can't tell you what changed, we don't have much of a claim to make.
Retail & commerce
Ordering, loyalty, delivery
Fintech
Banking, payments, portfolios
Health & fitness
Tracking, telehealth, wearables
Logistics
Fleet, routing, warehouse
Education
Learning, assessment, cohorts
Hospitality
Booking, mobile key, staffing
We can walk you through any of these projects in detail — architecture decisions, what went wrong, what we'd do differently. Ask for the case study that's closest to your problem.