Appomart

Appomart was hired by Toolly D.O.O., a company that provides a wide range of services through technological solutions, to develop an IT platform with four mobile clients and one web client. The platform, Toolly, is a B2C platform that allows customers to order and request various professional services through a mobile app. Toolly Pro, a B2B mobile application, enables vendors and contractors to receive orders and offer their services. The entire process is managed within the platform and overseen within the control panel of the web interface. Appomart's team of 6-10 employees successfully delivered the project, providing tech support and maintenance throughout the entire business process.

Senapsa GmbH, a company that operates a delivery platform, Shocas, engaged Appomart to develop mobile apps and a user-friendly platform. Shocas allows users to create a shopping list, order items from their preferred store, choose a delivery person, and have the items delivered to their homes at a desired time. Appomart's team of 2-5 employees created a seamless online shopping platform, established an efficient delivery system, and promoted environmentally conscious shopping. They also successfully integrated the system with Lidl, Netto, and Aldi's supply info, aligning their product listings and prices with different postal codes in Germany.

Appomart was also hired by a Customer Support Platform to enhance the performance and stability of their omnichannel mobile application on iOS platforms. The company operates a multichannel helpdesk that helps companies improve communication with customers. Appomart's team of 2-5 employees worked to address numerous bugs and outdated libraries that were obstructing updates and support. They also established a collaborative environment to discuss and implement the best approaches for task realization, thereby autonomously contributing to code improvements, refactoring, and updating essential components of the app. They successfully developed and maintained the iOS application, improving its current capabilities, adding new features, and fixing bugs.