MeguMethod

MeguMethod was hired by Woltair, a company that provides software for the installation of heat pumps and solar panels on residential buildings, to design and develop a mobile app to increase customer engagement. The MeguMethod team, which consisted of 6-10 employees, led the discovery phase, design, development, and launch of the mobile app from scratch. The goal of the app was to offer innovative home energy management to homeowners. The decision to hire MeguMethod was influenced by their great culture fit, good value for cost, and a referral.

The ISIC Association, the non-profit organisation behind the International Student Identity Card, engaged MeguMethod to develop a new mobile app. The aim was to refresh the app design to keep up with high student expectations and refactor the code to raise the sustainability and scalability of the project. The new mobile app with the digital card was expected to increase the number of valid cardholders worldwide and maintain relevance in the student segment. The MeguMethod team, consisting of 6-10 employees, was selected due to their high ratings, great culture fit, good value for cost, and a referral.

FlexiFin, a loan services company, hired MeguMethod to design and develop a mobile application for iOS and Android. The MeguMethod team, which included a product manager, a designer, a solution architect, two Android developers, two iOS developers, a QA specialist, and a middleware developer, built the mobile app from scratch. The team focused on making the UX and UI seamless and easy, using native development (Kotlin + Swift) and GraphQL. The project, which cost $500,000 for the first phase, ran from October 2023 to May 2024. MeguMethod was selected through a standard vendor selection procedure.