The Awesome Company

The Awesome Company successfully developed native mobile apps for a precious metals company. The project involved upgrading an outdated mobile application to enhance the company's presence in the mobile market. The mobile platform featured various categories and subcategories of media, including video, text, and images. The interface also included news notifications and widgets that simplified the user experience. The company's internal team designed the app's initial mockups, and The Awesome Company was responsible for developing the platform. The project is 95% complete and will soon enter the QA stage. The Awesome Company also supported and improved existing products, maintaining vital technical configurations on both Android and iOS. The team consisted of a graphic designer and developers for both iOS and Android. The company has hired The Awesome Company for four or five projects, and they have performed well each time.

For a development agency, The Awesome Company worked on an app that supports women throughout their pregnancy. The app, which delivers useful content like videos, texts, annotations, and Q&As with doctors on a weekly basis, required the team to recover the app from the unprofessional work done by a previous developer. The team also made specific adjustments to account for changes introduced by Apple in iOS 11 and the SDK updates. The team pinpointed issues to fix and offered recommendations. The project was completed between March and July 2018, with a total investment of about $11,000–$12,000. The agency plans to contact The Awesome Company again for other work and continuous tasks on the app.

Another project for a precious metals company involved the maintenance of existing apps and the creation of new solutions for iOS and Android apps. One of the apps provided the price of gold in real-time, supporting the business model as a buyer and seller of precious metals. The Awesome Company created an eBay version of the app targeted at users between 45–65 years old. The project started in March 2017 and is still ongoing, with an investment of around $20,000–$25,000 CAD ($15,157–$18,946 USD). The team interacted with the project managers and worked with up to five developers.