Girolabs

Girolabs was contracted by Trust Family Office, a company specializing in managing family wealth, to build a data collection, management, and visualization tool for their clients' accounts. The goal was to create the first family office system in Paraguay that allowed clients to view a consolidated report of their financial situation. The project involved a team of seven from Girolabs, including a project leader, back-end developers, a front-end developer, a quality assurance specialist, and designers. They held weekly meetings to evaluate progress and adjust tasks as necessary. The client had a long-standing relationship with Girolabs, which influenced their decision to hire them for this project.

A non-profit organization hired Girolabs for the design of a website for a project/competition centered around companies implementing circular economy. Girolabs was chosen after a competitive bidding process due to their comprehensive proposal and competitive pricing. The project involved the design of a key visual and a website, with input from various institutions. The Girolabs team, which consisted of a manager, a designer, and a web developer, conducted all working sessions.

The Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) engaged Girolabs to create software to record and systematize data for patients with chronic non-communicable diseases. The software was intended for use in 20 family health units in Limpio, and needed to be accessible both online and offline. Girolabs was chosen for their expertise, professionalism, competitive pricing, flexibility, and experience in developing technology projects with social purposes. The project involved the design, development, and implementation of a desktop and mobile application. The Girolabs team included a project leader, UX/UI designer, back-end developers, front-end developers, and a quality assurance specialist.