Ethervision

Ethervision was contracted by a global manufacturing firm to rectify issues and complete a web-based, iOS and Android app originally started by another vendor. The app was designed to collect data about customers, products, and competitor products. Ethervision's involvement began with a comprehensive review of the existing code, followed by recommendations on how to proceed. They successfully recompiled the code and got the server running on Amazon Web Services, ensuring the client could maintain control of the application. The project was completed within a week, with the client praising Ethervision's responsiveness, customer focus, and expertise. The entire consulting exercise cost between $5,000 and $10,000.

In a project for Downunder Horsemanship, a horsemanship education company, Ethervision was tasked with turning training kits into a mobile application. They assessed the existing code from a previous vendor and decided to start from scratch, developing the app for both iOS and Android. The app allows users to watch videos and read informational booklets. Ethervision also proposed incorporating the company's membership club into the app and began researching how to get it on Apple TV and Roku. Additionally, they built two websites for the company and maintain a suite of seven websites. The ongoing engagement, which began in July 2016, has cost approximately $300,000.

Ethervision worked with VistaNational Insurance Group, an insurance brokerage company, to develop a mobile app that simplifies the process of submitting medical and dental claims. The app allows clients to log in, submit a picture of their claim, and provide a brief description of their issue. The project marked the company's first foray into app development, and Ethervision guided them through the process, providing a design of the app, backend development, and training for staff. The app, built for both iOS and Android devices, cost over $50,000 and was launched in May 2017. Ethervision continues to provide monthly maintenance.