appssemble

Appssemble was engaged by the food tech platform, looploop, to design a mobile app aimed at simplifying daily food decisions for users. The collaboration involved a workshop, a team meeting, and close interaction with the CEO and one of the designers from appssemble. The vendor was selected based on a recommendation and the project was carried out successfully, with the client expressing satisfaction with their work.

Streamaxia, a SaaS company, hired appssemble to optimize and further develop their live streaming SDKs and tools for customers. They also worked on developing native players and various video processing and augmentation features. The scope of work included SDK integration, SDK development, and custom integrations for their clients. The appssemble team involved one iOS developer and one Android developer. The vendor was selected due to their consistent team, as the client had previously experienced turnover issues with internal developers.

Appssemble worked with OneSave/Day, a project transitioning into a nonprofit organization, to develop a native app providing daily eco-challenges to users. The app, which was designed to promote eco-friendly lifestyles, included features to share challenges, record motivational video messages, and track user progress. The project involved a workshop to define designs and user flows, followed by the actual app development. The appssemble team consisted of the founder, one designer, and 2-3 developers each for iOS and Android. The vendor was selected based on their customer-centric approach, high ranking on Clutch, and positive reviews. The client invested approximately $25,000 USD in the iOS version and estimated the cost of the Android version to be between $19,000-$21,000 USD. The relationship between the two entities is ongoing.