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In recent years, communication has been evolving from text-based to voice-based – again. However, this time, rather than call another person, young people tend to send recorded voice messages to each other, and more and more apps allow this form of communication, such as Messenger of WhatsApp.

Younger generations are also still eager to send each other funny memes, in versions “remixed” and rebooted hundred times over to suit more and more situations and jokes. The main idea behind this app, created ultimately for Coca-Cola, was – how to translate the situational, flexible nature of a visual meme into voice recordings?

That’s how Fun Music Mobile App was born. The mobile app development process was made so it allows its users to create funny, creative audio tracks that they can send to each other using the most popular communicators. While recording, the app allows the user to add additional funny sound effects to the recording in real time, but it also has the option to add them later, once the recording is finished.

The recording can also be modified by adding music in the background.

The app works great among the younger generation, giving them an extra option – both to distribute entertaining content, and to express their creativity in creating it. To date, it is still available in several European countries.

This mobile app design and web design for BMW Poland is a helpful tool for car owners who tend to forget about the crucial things, such as yearly inspection. BMW noticed that, in particular nowadays, many people use their phones to keep track of important appointments and dates, and they decided that implementing a virtual garage app will be helpful to their customers – especially those who have to manage a larger fleet of cars.

After the user has downloaded the app and registered, they are able to add cars to their virtual garage. To make this process easier, the app was equipped with a QR code reader that can read the code from the car’s registration, instantly inputting all the necessary data into the app. Integrated notification system was able to then remind the user about the upcoming annual inspections or a scheduled maintenance visit for each car.

Moreover, the app was designed to make the lives of the BMW owners easier through its UX/UI design – for example, it helped recognise the controls lighting up on the control panel, as we all know that some of them appear so infrequently we may not know them by heart. The app also cares for the user in case of a road emergency – such as a flat tire or a crash – by showing simple, step by step instructions.

In addition to that, the app gave BMW a well-developed after sales option, through which it was able to suit their offer exactly to the cars the owner has in the virtual garage.

BMW noticed a significant improvement within the users of the app: fewer missed inspections, timely maintenance and appointments made specifically to target certain issues – once the driver was able to recognise the control that lit up, they could be scheduled for the appropriate amount of time for service.

Additionally, sales of car paraphernalia went up – BMW owners were more willing to buy products when they received a tailored offer best suited to the car – or cars – they own.

The Receipt Manager App was created for a Danish accounting company. Our client wanted a solution in the areas of mobile app development and web development that would allow them to streamline account settling after business trips.

The client faced several problems in this area – problems that delayed the settlements and required meticulous archiving. First of all, the employees sent on business trips often took a couple of days before delivering their expenses to the client. Then, the receipts were printed by different providers on differently sized pieces of paper. Finally, after inputting them to the system and issuing reimbursements, once archived, finding the receipts when needed proved time-consuming.

To solve all of those issues at once, we created the Receipt Manager.

The UX/UI design of the app made it intuitive and easy to account for all expenses taken during the business trip. To receive reimbursements, the employee first needs to log into the panel and select their company – the one that sent them on the trip. Then, after choosing the credit card they used on the trip, the employee can take photos of all appropriate receipts they acquired during the trip and send them to the accounting. All the information, including photos, are sent directly to the accountants’ mailbox – photos are also equipped with detailed ID that make the reimbursements easier.

When the need arises to find the submitted info again, it’s incredibly easy – all photos and data can be accessed through the admin panel in the app.

Our client, the accounting company, saw decrease in document turnover between the employees and employers. Since all proof was sent directly to them, they could issue reimbursements within a much shortened period of time – and receiving paper versions of all documents became a secondary problem. The money is sent in an even more timely manner, which is a significant plus for all parties involved. Then, once the documents are received in paper form, once they are stored and archived – there is no more need to take them out in the future. Everything is safely deposited in the app’s admin panel.

Polish company, asked us for a mobile app development service – they wanted to promote ROKO, their line of soft drinks, among the younger audience. And since nowadays young people like to communicate through pictures, rather than words, we decided to target that specifically.

After all, who hasn’t seen text messages between two teenagers that use only emoji, and yet are able to coordinate their plans? Firework emoji, dancing emoji, victory sign emoji – they know exactly what they mean. So, why not tie that to both give them new, exciting means of communicating, while boosting their awareness of ROKO drinks in the process?

The UX/UI design of the app was relatively simple – it consisted of a simple keyboard with specially designed emoji: each one was a bottle, and each one represented a different emotion or activity. By making them in correspondence with the emoji the target audience has already known, we ensured that their usage was easy and intuitive. And, most importantly, unique and fun.

The client saw a very good response to the app and the campaign tied to it – the youngsters have become much more aware of the brand and a decent increase in sales to that target group was clear. So – thumbs up emoji!

An international tobacco company faced an unusual, but rather uplifting problem – its employees had numerous ideas on how to improve the inner working of the company. However, they had no reliable ways of submitting them to the higher-ups. Sometimes they felt awkward to take up their time, sometimes the e-mails got lost in busy mailboxes. A regular cardboard suggestion box just wouldn’t do the job.

Therefore, we were asked for a mobile app development service to tackle the issue. Our solution within the UX/UI design area was simple, yet effective – an app that allows the employees to submit their ideas in a clear, unified way. The submitter chooses the project’s name, describes it and appoints its business owner. After the ideas are submitted, a dedicated board gathers and discusses them.

Since every idea is presented in the same format, the discussion process has also been shortened. The company has reported the app is being used frequently – and some of the submitted ideas are already being deployed in the company. After all, those who work in departments know best how to improve them!

App which detect what is the color of your nails.

Opole is a picturesque city in the south of Poland, located by the Oder River. It has over 800 years of history and is packed full of traditions and historic sights. However, not many people are aware of the beauty and charm of the city. To counteract that, Opole wanted to bring the 21st century into sightseeing – by allowing tourists to use the newest technologies to discover the full spectrum of its treasures.

We were tasked with mobile app development – Opole wanted to be able to present the whole picture to the tourists and let them have fun when they visit, all with the help of smartphones.

First of the solutions we implemented into the app was Augmented Reality. When the visitor approached a particular site, they were able to see in in 3D placed upon the city’s skyline, turning it and seeing what it looked like. Some of the historic sites of Opole were much different in the past – and thanks to the app’s database of renders, the viewers are able to see them in their full glory.

Additionally, the app provided tourists with trivia and facts about the city itself – ones that they would not be able to find on their own without a tourist guide.

Finally, for added fun and sharing potential, the app let the users face swap with famous citizens of Opole from different time periods. The visitors could save the pictures for later posting via social media, further promoting the city on a large scale.

The city has gained plenty of online presence thanks to the app. The “grassroot” promotion through social media helped Opole gained visibility, attracting more younger tourists o the city.

A company running a production line often faced the issue of sudden delays and halted production. Due to a lengthy communication line, often times the information reached the whole chain with a delay, too. Thus, we were challenged with and app development task to help mitigate those issues.

To put it simply, there UX/UI design consists of three main categories of users: the notifier, the confirmer and the administrator. The notifiers have the ability to immediately inform about any delays that may occur on the line for whatever reason. The report goes to the confirmer, who decides on the validity of the report and can accept potential delay. The administrator manages all data in the app.

The UX/UI design, of course, allows for more than that – the reports are more detailed than a simple notification and include the concrete line, the length of the delay, how much produce will not be made, potential losses etc. Since implementing the app, the company saw a significant drop in losses, increased ease of planning ahead in production and faster and more efficient communication with the products’ recipients to warn them of the delays.

There are companies that move large quantities of products all at once. It’s easy to track big parcels in big lorries. However, trouble begins when large amounts of products are moved one by one by several different sales routes. Our client falls into the latter category.

They sell products via retailers and convenience stores, but also, largely, through their representatives all over the country, directly to the end client. So, with their constant growth and ever-expanding network of salespeople, they needed an efficient, reliable way to control and monitor each and every individual unit they sell. And so, iOS mobile app development and web app development were the answer to their needs. Using our app and system they can now assign each item first to a manager, as soon as it leaves the warehouse, and then to individual representative, who, at the end, reported who the item was sold to. This client offers a 14-day trial on the product, so it was particularly important to keep track of them.

Then, at the end of the month, the system generates a series of reports that reach the management board, so that every single item is accounted for – and nothing can go missing.

The app (and the system) is being used by several hundred people all around the clock – all over Poland. The UX/UI design of it is so simple and friendly, that everyone involved learned it in a flash.

When a company has just a few cars in their fleet, managing them is a piece of cake. However, once the fleet grows larger, keeping track of all the cars becomes more and more difficult. That’s why our client asked us for a new mobile app development and web development challenge to tackle that issue.

The TrackEasy app helps managing fleets of all sizes – live. What that means is that the data for all company cars are displayed in real time on a map – regardless of where they are. Managing their locations helped solve one of the issues the client faced – unsolicited use of company cars for private matters without proper permissions.

Secondly, the app displays all current info about each car – including its current speed, the distance it travelled and average fuel consumption. These data help manage the fleet and monitor the cars’ use and keep track of its exploitation. All those data are also recorded in the car’s history, so if a problem arises – for example, a speeding ticket – it can be easily verified with proof.

The client was therefore given two ways of utilising the app – live viewing of the car or cars and keeping all of their records in one place. Verified and secure, the data of the whole fleet was safely stored in one place without the need to fill extra forms and documents before and after each business trip.

Application to help verify stores with mystery shopper.

This app was created out of necessity – there was no app that allowed you to create your very own, personalised Christmas card. And since more and more wishes are sent via the internet, and not through traditional post, there was a decently-sized niche in the market. Our client, wishing to fill that niche and give the users something more than a traditional app could, tasked us for web app development to alleviate that.

Integrated with Facebook, the web app development was aimed to let you create your own design out of several available templates. Additionally, you can take a photo – or choose one of your own – and apply it to the template. This gave the users the ability to personalise their cards fully – so that no two cards would be the same. After all, sometimes regular e-cards can seem impersonal and generic.

The most important part of the design was the website – but the app also works on mobile. It’s simplicity was the key to allow for each and for all to express their Christmas spirit and have a card that no one else would have. The customer noticed a significant increase in traffic, and the cards made by the app were sent all over the web, spreading Christmas cheer wherever they went.

This client, a major Tobacco Company, has struggled with being able to safely and securely share data and files. While it was possible to do inside the company – meaning mostly inside the building’s network – it proved to be a challenge when it came to sharing with outsiders.

Nowadays, more and more companies offer remote work – full-time, or for a couple of days a week or month. Employees that chose to work from home, or remotely from business trips, for example, had encountered issues with access to their files inside the company’s network. The security measures of solutions such as Box, Google Drive or Dropbox were just not safe enough for the client’s needs.

We were tasked with mobile app development and web development for a solution to that problem. An inner cloud management app that would allow all logged and verified users to access all files, safely and securely, from any location – that was the solution.

Basing on the functionalities of already-existing ways of managing cloud content, the UX/UI design and the app’s functionalities are closely fitted to the needs and requirements of the client. Their files are now secure and breach-resistant, keeping the company info and sensitive information safe – all while its employees are free to work from any location on the globe.

Our client was a box diet delivery service based in Poland. With a network of couriers delivering food in numerous cities in Poland, was looking for a complex, easy to use solution to streamline the delivery process and keep track of deliveries all over the country.

With the amount of daily deliveries handled by our Client, minor miscommunication incidents occurred – some deliveries were delivered to the wrong customers, while some were not delivered at all. So, they reached out to us to look for a solution that would allow them to eradicate those mishaps.

We landed on the idea for a mobile app for Android. The app is used by the couriers – thanks to its full compatibility with the company’s CRM, it is easy and intuitive to use. The couriers receive a daily list of deliveries prepared by a designated employee, making sure they are aware of all of the planned deliveries.

Upon reaching the client, the courier scans the code on the package and the app reads the package data from the company’s database, and with a photo evidence of delivery – its marked as done in the system. Quick, clear and safe – that’s what we were aiming for.

All data are synchronised every 10 minutes if the data plan is on – or are saved in the app’s database

to be synchronised later. The app also tracks the GPS location and stores it.

Thanks to the app, our Client was able to save precious time and money. The delivery time was

reduced by up to 30%, and incidents of lost or misdelivered packages are a tale of the past.

Domino’s Poland stood before a challenge – their sales system has become outdated and couldn’t properly handle the needs of the client and the customers. They decided on a complete overhaul and tasked us with a comprehensive new mobile app development and web development, allowing the customers to order their products.

We created an interface that was intuitive and easy to use for maximum user experience, but we also took into consideration the needs of the company. Alongside the new website and app, we created a control panel for the company, which provided them with several functions.

First and foremost, through its easy-to-use UX/UI design, it allowed the company to constantly update their offer – from adding and removing elements of the menu, to adding promotions. The system also offered an up-selling function – once the customer has composed their order, the app and website suggested additional products from the menu that would fit the order.

The admin of the system was also able to track all orders placed via the system, which makes order management and dealing with potential issues much easier.

Additionally, we integrated the whole system with PayU payment services. PayU is among the leading operators of online transactions – tying the payment system with their service made it possible for people to easily and conveniently pay for their orders using their credit cards or bank transfers.

Up to this day, the Domino’s system servicing several restaurants in Poland operates using the groundwork we created.

Our client, Teleste Video Networks, is among the leaders in broadband data and video security solutions. Among their problems was one that stood out in particular – the need to be able to view the camera feeds in real time without staying put in place. Not being tied to a stationary unit, the users of their solutions would be able to monitor the security of their sites wherever they were.

We were tasked with mobile app development and web development for this project. We were challenged with seamlessly unifying the Teleste’s security measures with a solution that would allow for secure viewing of the feed.

A mobile solution for this purpose lets the people responsible for security keep track of the premises – which include hospitality leaders, cities, public transport – without the need to stay in front of the monitor on site. Additionally, if an incident occurs requiring the supervision or consultation from someone, it can be reviewed immediately – no need for that person to drive all the way to the security centre, wasting precious time and resources.

The solution we delivered for Teleste Video Networks helped them to provide the services that streamline security. With our help, Teleste’s clients are now able to keep their properties safe while remaining hands-off until necessary. 

If you have ever organised a wedding, a birthday party or something of that nature, you know the hustle of having your guests choose the right gift. And as a guest, you probably know the stress of choosing the right present and the fear of them duplicating if someone else also thought of that. Here’s where our web app development task - the Wish List App – was supposed to make lives easier for everyone.

You, the host, create a wish list of gifts you’d like to receive – and your guests can register and opt for one of them. That way, you’ll never get two toaster ovens or two identical books. And you, the guest, know exactly what to buy – and you know that it will be useful for the recipient.

And the best part is that you – as the host – will not see who declared which gift, so you’re still in for a surprise. The challenge of this web app development was to create an app that wasn’t invasive – so it doesn’t seem like the hosts demands something – but lets the host to “request” certain things. We succeeded in both, as the Wish List App became the new way of hosting parties. The traffic grew steadily, and the number of active users rose significantly with each download.

Ever been on a festival and had no idea where to go? Felt lost, with no directions available? All festival-goers feel that way from time to time. That’s why we were asked to help that issue.

Our mobile app development quest was to consolidate all the festival data in one spot. Since all of us use mobile phones, that was the logical choice. All of the locations of important events were logged in by the organisers. The attendees could easily plan their day on the go and they could be sure they wouldn’t get lost or miss the beginning of a show.

Bergenfest is among the biggest Scandinavian festivals. It was no easy task to comprise all the necessary info into one spot, but we did it. This mobile app development was complex and required a lot of thought – but nearly all attendees of the festival had it installed and used it throughout the event, so we can call it a great success.

For one of our clients we did and Kiosk app.

An app needs to run smoothly. It needs to look good, for sure, but it has to be well-received by the users. That’s why EMPIK chose us to deliver the new UX/UI design for their audiobook reader. The old ones have become too complicated, and new trends and solutions appeared every year. The users expected the app’s UX/UI design to follow them and become easier to use.

Additionally, with each passing year, the popularity of audiobooks grows, and with it grows the user base of the app. We needed to make sure that each visual update was as user-friendly as possible, from the tech-savvy young users, to those less fluent in technology. What about those using the app in their car? They also have no time to flip through complex interfaces. Accommodating everyone was an interesting challenge.

But we know how to make the UX/UI design user-friendly. We know how to map it so that it all works out, whether the listener/user has been born with a phone in their hand, or they are using their mobiles out of necessity. After all, they all would like to enjoy a smooth listening experience.

An app to inform consumers about latests information related to products.

Ozobot is a small yet clever robot that teaches children logical thinking and programming using simple, colourful codes. At first, the codes – or labyrinths – were on paper. We made them digital.

Ozobot actually won several Polish and international awards. Its value lies in simplicity – by creating increasingly complex labyrinths for the robot to traverse, children can make it move and issue light commands. This teaches them creative thinking, problem solving and programming. Out mobile app development task was to make it digital by creating an iOS app for an iPad.

The app drew a randomly generated labyrinth for Ozobot to move through and reach the goal. Using simple commands, children can alter its path and have to make sure the road it takes is correct. Blocking some paths and drawing new ones, using the UX/UI design of the app, are the key to success. After the path was made, the user can simply place Ozobot on the iPad’s screen and it moved as directed. The interface was made to be simple and intuitive, to make sure even very young users feel comfortable and focus on fun and problem solving, not on complicated command issuing.

The iOS mobile app development for children was challenging, but mostly rewarding. Making this incredible idea mobile will, hopefully, entice more young talent to become professional programmers.