Macoscope

Macoscope was hired by Memo, an anonymous messaging app for companies, to develop both their iOS and Android applications. The company had already wireframed the app, but Macoscope took charge of the design, project management, and all of the client-side code. The iOS app was launched first, with the Android app following six months later. Macoscope also contributed significantly to the user experience work for both versions of the app. The project cost around $250,000 and has been largely completed, although Macoscope is still working on some updates. The CEO of Memo praised Macoscope for their excellent communication, commitment, and talent.

Art Intelligence, a mobile app developer for the art world, engaged Macoscope to design and develop their app. The project required Macoscope to collaborate with other agencies and ensure the final product was user-friendly. Macoscope provided full, end-to-end services, including project management and assistance with App Store submission and reviews. The project is ongoing and has cost between $50,000 and $200,000 so far. The founder and CEO of Art Intelligence commended Macoscope for their standout performance among several candidates.

De-De, a technology incubator, worked with Macoscope to develop an email application for iPad and iPhone called Birdseye Mail. Macoscope was responsible for the engineering of the application, beginning with prototyping on iOS 6. The collaboration expanded into a global team effort, with Macoscope taking the lead on the development of the iPhone version of the app. The project, which spanned two years, cost over $200,000 and has been completed. The CTO of De-De appreciated Macoscope's collaborative approach and their contribution to ideation.