bravelogy - Out of Business

Bravelogy partnered with Health Nation (formerly AllForBody.com) to establish a presence in the Polish market through the development of a web platform for health and wellness services. The team built a custom CRM system for administrative tasks such as handling payment methods, invoices, and medication processes. Bravelogy also assisted in the design of the infrastructure of the system. As the business progressed, they developed a mobile app for health coaching, targeting lower-income clients. The mobile app was initially developed for iOS and Android but was later developed on React Native. The backend was developed using Ruby on Rails. The CEO of Health Nation praised the team for their ongoing consulting services and their use of technologies such as JavaScript, Angular, and Objective-C.

In another project, Bravelogy worked with Antma IT to implement a new HR Solution. The project faced challenges in terms of budget and delivery time. Bravelogy proposed an agile approach and conducted a workshop to define the MVP scope. They provided mock-ups and a vision of the future solution, which helped Antma IT present the idea to potential clients and collect funding. The next step was the implementation of the MVP scope, including the Web Application and PWA version supporting some functionalities. The project involved four people: a UX/UI Product Owner, a Backend Lead Developer, a Frontend Developer, and a DevOps Engineer.

Bravelogy also worked with an electromobility company to develop a proof-of-concept app for managing charging stations. The project started with a workshop to agree on the scope, followed by the creation of application views and an interactive prototype. The programming work was done in two-week sprints, with the first sprint focusing on integration with the charging station using API. The subsequent sprints focused on the web application, and the last stage was dedicated to iOS applications and testing the solution. The technologies used included .Net, Angular, and SWIFT. The team consisted of three developers, a tester, a UI/UX designer, and a PO. The CEO of the electromobility company commended Bravelogy for their successful cooperation.