Intenvix
visit site- $50,000+
- 10 - 49 employees
- Wilmington, DE
Intenvix is a app development company and AR/VR development company. The small San Francisco, California-based firm was established in 2014. Their team offers mobile app development and AR/VR development.
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Client Size Distribution
Small Business (<$10M) 55%
Midmarket ($10M - $1B) 35%
Enterprise (>$1B) 10%
Common Project Size
$10K-$49K 2 projects
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Highlights from Recent Projects
Intenvix was hired by Spare Parts Puppet Theatre to create a digital puppetry app for iPads. The company was chosen for its competitive pricing, cultural fit, and value for cost. The project involved designing and developing a prototype solution that allowed young people to engage with puppetry using AR filters and customizable digital puppet assets. Intenvix also built a responsive hand-tracking rig and in-app features that supported the presentation of users' personal stories. The company responded effectively to feedback from product testing to further develop the app and maximize its effectiveness as a creative tool for educational engagement.
For Sherpa, a provider of GPS walking tours led by an AR avatar tour guide, Intenvix was tasked with revamping their existing virtual tours app. The company was selected for its high ratings, budget-friendly pricing, and cultural fit. Intenvix designed a new UX/UI, updated the app's look and feel, and designed a technical solution for web-based payment support. They implemented web-based subscriptions and released the new version to both Android and iOS app stores, demonstrating their comprehensive approach to app development.
Intenvix was hired by a choreographer and performer to create an AR-powered interactive app. The project involved creating an app, an AR experience, and avatars for each solo performer. Intenvix built an app that integrated AR technology to bring the dancers’ stories to life in a futuristic way. They translated the precise movements of three aging dancers into fully articulated 3D avatars, reflecting not only their physicality but also the emotional depth of their exploration of aging. The app was designed with a seamless user interface, balancing high-tech functionality with intuitive accessibility. The app also incorporated interviews, uploaded by Inventix, adding a layer of documentary-style storytelling that synchronized with the visual experience. This project showcased Intenvix’s ability to create a deeply immersive, multi-sensory user experience.