AppsGarden

AppsGarden was hired by a transport company to develop custom software to streamline their logistics process. Prior to this, the company was reliant on Excel sheets for planning daily transport. AppsGarden consolidated all the data into a single software developed using JavaScript. The software displays loadings, customer orders, and availability of trucks and drivers. The project, which started in June 2022, is ongoing with the AppsGarden team providing maintenance services. The project cost approximately $27,000 USD and the team consisted of a graphic designer, a programmer, and testers.

The Museum of Engineering and Technology in Cracow hired AppsGarden to create a website that would clearly distinguish its three branches. Prior to this, each branch had a separate page, causing confusion for users. AppsGarden created a unified site using WordPress, which showcases the Museum's collections and includes a ticket page. The vendor was selected through a bidding process and the project involved 4-6 team members including the technical lead, front- and back-end developers, and a designer. The collaboration continues with the development of new features for the site.

A tech consultancy company engaged AppsGarden to develop a cloud application that would manage data from various machines. The application, built on AWS, Java and Angular, serves as a database for machines rented or sold to companies or individuals. It provides feedback on the location of the machines and alerts when clients need support or repairs. The application also connects with field engineers who receive notifications on their tablets. The project, which started in September 2021, is ongoing with AppsGarden providing maintenance services. The project cost between $70,000–$100,000 and the team consisted of frontend and backend developers, and other specialists.