DA-14 Corp.
visit site- $25,000+
- 50 - 249 employees
- Kharkiv, Ukraine
DA-14 is a technology development company founded in 2013 with offices in Estonia and Ukraine. DA-14 is a versatile company that builds high-quality, responsive software for startups and small businesses across the globe. With a team of fewer than 50 employees, DA-14 specializes in custom software development and mobile app development. DA-14 has an extensive background in API development, mean stack, and IT business consulting and uses its expertise to deliver the most effective, profitable solution for each client.
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$10K-$49K 6 projects
$50K-$199K 6 projects
Clients
- Mochi
Highlights from Recent Projects
DA-14 Corp. worked with NotebookingPages.com, a company offering digital products for home schoolers, to rebuild their outdated web app. The team at DA-14 was given access to the current app and a list of new and current features to implement. They then laid out the steps for both an MVP and a full-version of a cloud-based, online publishing platform. The project, which started in August 2017, is halfway through and has cost $35,000 so far, with the total cost expected to be around $70,000.
DA-14 Corp. partnered with Databoxer, a consent management platform, to build a backend and a web app to enable their clients to manage cookie consent on their websites. The web app, built in Node.js and Amazon Web Services (AWS), allows clients to log in and manage the questions they ask, while the backend records end users’ consent signals. The project, which ran from August 2017 to September 2018, also involved QA, promotional marketing tools, and implementing quizzes and onboarding flows on their website. The project cost around $150,000.
DA-14 Corp. was hired by a startup affiliate marketing business to develop an MVP for a pet supply application. The team at DA-14 developed the product for iOS using React Native, based on a few basic mockups provided by the client. The client chose React Native as it would allow for easy porting of the app to Android in the future at a relatively low incremental cost. The project, which ran from October 2017 to March 2018, cost roughly $16,000.