Buildable Custom Software

Buildable Custom Software was hired by Stanford University School of Medicine to develop a software for a clinical trial for a grant-funded project. The software, a hypertension management platform, included an integrated system with the electronic medical records accessible through a web portal, allowing doctors to enroll patients into a disease management treatment program. About 20 people from Buildable's team worked on the project, including the CEO, business development head, front- and backend developers, UI/UX designers, and project managers. The project began in April 2021 and is ongoing, with an investment of $250,000–$500,000.

A geothermal energy company hired Buildable Custom Software to design, build, and maintain a new web platform for data streaming. The goal was to update the company's existing platform to broadcast across all browsers and on all devices. The team, composed of a senior software engineer, two junior developers, a frontend designer, and a business development manager, successfully completed the project. They designed the site to fetch/receive JSON packets, developed a navigation menu for different users and user groups, and built the web interface and admin setup.

A development lab engaged Buildable Custom Software to develop a B2C app. The challenge was to create a backend engine that could process non-database data within some AI layers and output it to a customer-friendly UI. Buildable's team, which included developers, designers, project leads, and project managers, successfully undertook the project. They helped unravel the conceptual aspects of the project and worked on developing a marketplace solution. The project, which started in early 2020, is estimated to reach the app’s alpha phase in July 2021. The total investment was around $450,000.