1985

1985 was contracted by an on-demand dating app company to build their platform from scratch. The project, which started in January 2017, involved full-stack development on native iOS and Android platforms, as well as design work on the app's visual elements such as colors and logos. The team at 1985 successfully implemented a GPS feature that offsets locations by 1.5 radii to protect user privacy. They also developed a website for the company, which runs concurrently with the app's ongoing maintenance. The updated version of the app with improved navigation was launched six weeks ago. The client invested $50,000 in the project and expressed satisfaction with 1985's clear vision and execution.

The company 1985 was hired by Owlificial Intelligence Solutions, now Umazed Corporation, to create a web-based social networking app. The project, which began in December 2016, involved the use of Ruby on Rails with a PostgreSQL database. 1985 built both the frontend and backend of the app based on the mockups and wireframes provided by the client. The frontend was developed using HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript, along with a software framework called Bootstrap. The app is nearing completion, with a 10-day internal test and a two-week alpha test scheduled before release. The client invested $17,500 and plans to continue the working relationship with 1985 for maintenance.

1985 was hired by a medical device company to develop a mobile app that would facilitate the use of their medical device. The team at 1985 was tasked with creating an interface that would allow consumers to initiate their device, input their parameters, manage their information, and optimize the device's performance based on their specific needs. The client chose 1985 for their high ratings, good value for cost, and aligned company values. The project involved 2-5 employees from 1985 and the client expressed satisfaction with the deliverables.