Luby Software

Luby Software was engaged by Sebrae, a company that supports micro and small businesses in Brazil, to develop an entrepreneurial game with augmented VR. The game, titled "Master of Business", was designed to simulate the day-to-day challenges of entrepreneurship. The game was modeled after Beat Saber, with players using virtual "lightsabers" to overcome obstacles. The project was executed by a team of 6-10 employees from Luby Software. Key deliverables included the presentation of the proposal, squad sizing, contract signing, kickoff, and continuous development and delivery of the game.

In another project, Luby Software was hired by Celcoin, an Infratech Finance company, to perform software engineering tasks and evolve features. The scope of work required building large-scale and distributed systems, designing system architecture solutions, developing and maintaining Web APIs, developing event-driven microservices, analyzing systems, and ensuring the quality of the codes produced. The project was completed by a single employee from Luby Software, demonstrating their ability to deliver high-quality results even with a lean team.

Lastly, Luby Software was contracted by a crypto bank to assist with mobile app development. The project was aimed at enabling the bank's customers to send money to anyone in their contacts. A team of 6-10 employees from Luby Software was assigned to provide mobile app development support. The project was successful, further establishing Luby Software's expertise in mobile app development.