Many Hats

Many Hats was hired by Tailgater Social Inc, a social networking company for sports fans, to develop a mobile app that connects sports fans to venues for watching and enjoying sports events. Many Hats was selected for their experience, knowledge, and passion for the project. The company worked closely with the client, keeping them updated and explaining each step of the process. They built a framework based on the client's idea and created a user-friendly interface and an interactive admin portal. After beta testing and making necessary edits, the app was ready for review. The client worked with a Director of Business Development, a Director of Software Development, and a Software Engineer from Many Hats.

Many Hats worked with a startup focused on developing software and hardware products for the golf industry. The project involved solving complex computer vision and algorithm-based challenges and dealing with resource and power constraints imposed by the hardware requirements. Many Hats was chosen for their agility and ability to take on unique and challenging projects. They followed an agile scrum-based approach, with sprints including hardware prototyping, software testing, validation, and field work. The client worked directly with the owner and CEO of Many Hats on a weekly basis.

The not-for-profit organization, Pinnguaq Association, hired Many Hats to develop a game called Nanili, aimed at introducing players to the art of coding. The goal was to deploy a game that had been tested and played by users throughout its development. Many Hats was involved in every step of the process, from ideation and storyboarding to design, UI, graphics, animation, content development, QA, user testing, and improvements. The team working on the project consisted of a Technical Director, a project manager, two senior software developers, one intermediate software developer, and one UI/UX designer.