Ekahal

Ekahal worked with fortythree.me, a company focused on personal productivity, task management, and scheduling, to develop a mobile app called 43me for both Android and iOS platforms. The founder of fortythree.me, who was the main contact for the project, first discovered Ekahal through an online tool developed by the company. After checking references and pricing, Ekahal was hired to handle the complete implementation of the app, including both front end and back end development. The app was built using React, Postman, and AWS, with regular meetings held to discuss progress and intermediate results.

In a separate project, Ekahal was hired by LifeStream Europe, a non-profit Christian Foundation, to develop a functional website for the organization. The relationship with Ekahal started about nine years ago through a connection with a member of LifeStream's Publicity team. The goal was to keep the website clean, up-to-date, accessible, and running smoothly. Ekahal has been instrumental in providing website advice, solving cybersecurity issues, and conducting regular updates. The work was carried out by two members of the Ekahal team.

Ekahal also worked with NMag, an online lifestyle magazine, to establish their digital presence. The project involved building the brand language, including logo, colors, fonts, and other brand assets, as well as designing and developing the website for the online magazine. The goal was to create a safe, secure, and impeccably functioning website. The project was led by two members of the Ekahal team, with one focusing on branding. The decision to work with Ekahal was based on a recommendation from a partner who had previously had a positive experience with the company.