14 Oranges Software

14 Oranges Software was hired by the Township of Selwyn, a municipal government in Eastern Ontario, Canada, to develop a mobile application. The goal was to create an easy-to-use platform that could be readily updated by staff, and would increase the accessibility of township information for residents. The company was selected based on the successful design and functionality of a similar app they had developed for the Town of Arnprior. The project was executed smoothly, with 14 Oranges Software working closely with the client to ensure the app's design and features met their needs. The client expressed satisfaction with the seamless development process and the expertise of the 14 Oranges Software team.

The Michigan Fraternal Order of Police employed 14 Oranges Software to develop a mobile app with multiple functionalities including a live legislation tracker, member engagement features, voting capabilities, and local app modification options. 14 Oranges Software was chosen after the client met with numerous vendors, standing out for their professional demeanor. The project was executed by a project manager and sales team from the vendor's side. The client was pleased with the professional approach of 14 Oranges Software.

14 Oranges Software was contracted by Fulton County to create a voting app for the 2020 election cycle. The app was intended to provide citizens with comprehensive information on voting procedures and locations, supporting safe voting during the pandemic. 14 Oranges Software was selected based on their proven track record in similar projects. The development process was well-coordinated, with tasks assigned to both teams and completed within a four-week timeline. The client praised the vendor's project management and the smooth app store approval process.