Mokriya

Mokriya was engaged by a Fortune 500 IT company to develop an iOS application for Lightning-based flash drives. The project spanned over a year and was divided into two phases, each lasting about six months. The client was impressed with Mokriya's passion and depth of knowledge about the iPhone operating system. The project, which involved two developers and a project manager, cost between $100,000 and $200,000. The first phase began in May 2014 and the second phase ended in April 2016, both iterations receiving high praise from the client.

In a separate project, Mokriya partnered with TrueCar, an internet automotive company, to create a prototype for their consumer-facing product. The engagement lasted for over a year and cost more than $200,000. Four full-time developers were involved, focusing on front-end development and integration with existing data services and internal APIs. The goal was to build a demo for stakeholders, dealers, and manufacturers. The client was incredibly satisfied with the results and expressed interest in working with Mokriya again in the future.

Mokriya was hired by another Fortune 500 technology company to develop mobile applications, SDKs, and mobile platforms for wearable devices. They successfully created a wearable with coaching capabilities and an application platform for both Android and iOS systems. The client was particularly impressed with Mokriya's ability to work well in fast-paced, startup-like environments. The mobile platforms were completed and released in just three months while the wearable products took about nine months to finish.