Crysberry

Crysberry provided app development staffing support for a tech consulting firm specializing in web and mobile app development. The firm required iOS developers with VPN, integration, and encryption skills for the creation of a secure messaging application. Crysberry's team, consisting of two iOS developers and an account manager, were recommended by a trusted IT connection and have proven their reliability and stability. Since the partnership started in January 2020, the firm has invested between $10,000–$25,000 and is exploring the possibility of including Crysberry's team in future projects.

For Jump Ramp Games, a subsidiary of MobilityWare, Crysberry provided game development support. The goal was to augment the existing team with two developers and two designers to execute an aggressive roadmap. This included a complete facelift of the app, new features such as onboarding, challenges, and a VIP program. Crysberry was chosen for their transparency and ability to identify the exact requirements and skillsets needed. The team worked with Photoshop, Illustrator, and Figma to deliver assets to the developers working in Native Android and Unity for iOS.

Crysberry worked with Money Fish Games LLC to develop a mobile game based on commercial fishing in Alaska, designed for the iPad. The owner had initially worked with a different developer, but Crysberry ended up doing the bulk of the work. The game, which is now available on the Apple App Store, was programmed by Crysberry after the owner developed a description. The engagement began in January 2017, with Crysberry providing application management services and building new features. The investment in the project is in the six-figure range.