eCodile

eCodile worked with a startup aiming to assist project managers in IT projects. The company needed to develop a basic tool that would allow project managers and scrum masters to ask questions to their teams, collect answers, and present the questionnaires in a useful way. eCodile developed a minimum viable product (MVP) of the platform with a responsive design for desktop and mobile devices. The platform sends users emails, which they can click in order to send direct answers. The engagement began in August 2017 and the MVP was completed in November of that year. The development has paused for the moment but the client plans to continue it. The project cost slightly over $5,000.

eCodile was hired by a meal delivery service in the United States to develop their B2C platform. The company wanted a technology that would allow them to easily edit on the backend. eCodile consulted with the company on how their website should look and what functionalities it should have. They developed the custom website from scratch using PHP, Java, and HTML. The subscription functionality is still under development. The engagement started in February 2016 and is ongoing, with new items being developed based on the company's knowledge and customer feedback. The cost of their work has been between $35,000 to $45,000.

StorySpot AB, a Swedish startup that developed an app for crowdsourcing audio guides for different places, hired eCodile to make updates to their iOS app and develop an Android app. The iOS app was built on an Objective-C framework and required major updates. eCodile agreed to use React Native to build the app so that it would work on both Android and iOS. The engagement started in April 2017 and is ongoing. So far, StorySpot AB has paid €12,000 [$14,088] for eCodile's services.