Cuttlesoft

Cuttlesoft was hired by a non-profit organization to create a custom mobile app for a brew fest event. The app, designed for iOS and Android devices, allowed attendees to rate beers, track their favorites, and engage directly with breweries. The project, which was completed between June and August 2014, involved a team of 3-5 people from Cuttlesoft, including a designer, project manager, and lead developer. The non-profit invested approximately $15,000 in the project, which was sponsored in part by Cuttlesoft.

A software company hired Cuttlesoft to aid in the development of a B2B SaaS application for human resources planning. The project, which used Python, Django, and Django Rest Framework for the backend and React + Typescript for the frontend, was nearing the MVP stage but was missing a few mission-critical features. Cuttlesoft's engineer collaborated with the company to refine the scope of the ticket and clarify requirements before writing the code. The project involved the integration of third-party SaaS via REST for updates, import/export functionality, a flexible "Approvals" workflow, validation logic, and business logic.

A tech startup in the real estate title industry hired Cuttlesoft to rectify technical errors left by a previous vendor, complete the buildout, and design and implement solutions for outstanding issues. The project involved cleaning up the product, improving UI/UX components, fixing bugs, updating documentation, and designing and implementing new features. The team from Cuttlesoft included the director of operations, director of engineering, product manager, and two engineers. The startup chose Cuttlesoft due to their proficiency with the existing platform (Ruby on Rails) and their flexibility to accommodate the startup's rapidly evolving software development needs.